ABTC&#8217;s growth highlights increasing corporate interest in Bitcoin, potentially 
influencing broader market adoption and regulatory scrutiny.
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Midas has secured $50 million in Series A funding to launch a new liquidity 
layer for tokenized assets. The platform aims to make onchain investments 
faster, more transparent, and easier to use across decentralized finance ( 
DeFi). $50 Million Raise to Boost New Liquidity Layer for RWAs Midas has 
raised $50 million in a Series […]

Midas Raises $50 Million to Build Instant Liquidity for Tokenized Assets

Bitcoin price has fallen over 30% from its yearly high, largely impacted by 
geopolitical and economic concerns that deteriorated investor appetite for 
risk assets. After rallying nearly 12% to a yearly high of $97,538 on Jan. 15, 
the bellwether crypto…

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Bitcoin traded at $67,625 on March 30, 2026, at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time, 
rebounding within a $65,112 to $67,777 range after U.S. President Donald Trump 
signaled potential negotiations with a “new regime” in Iran while threatening 
energy infrastructure if talks fail. The geopolitical jolt nudged crypto 
markets higher, though price structure across multiple timeframes still […]

Bitcoin Jumps on Trump Iran ‘Regime’ Talk, Runs Into Technical Wall

The majority of crypto customers still don’t understand how crypto is taxed, 
mistakenly believing simple transfers trigger tax events. Related Reading: 
Hyperliquid’s Tokyo Edge Exposed — Secret Time Gap Is Tilting The Market Well 
intended crypto-tax confusion Although most crypto investors intend to comply 
with tax law, major confusion reigns amongst traders about cost basis, taxable 
events and evolving IRS regulations, Coinbase’s new 2026 Crypto Tax Readiness 
Report shows. The survey was conducted between September and October 2025, 
with a population of 3.000 U.S. crypto users. Related Reading: Hyperliquid’s 
Tokyo Edge Exposed — Secret Time Gap Is Tilting The Market Regulators are 
ramping up enforcement and data collection while retail users remain confused 
about what is actually a taxable event and how to track it across wallets, 
CEXs and DeFi. The legislation evolves way too fast for users to keep track, 
with 61% of the surveyed users reporting they were unaware of specific tax 
rules slayed for 2025 tax year reporting. Under current U.S. rules, most 
crypto is treated as property, which means selling, trading, swapping into 
another coin, or even paying fees can trigger capital gains or losses that 
must be reported. However, only 49% of crypto users correctly understand that 
a tax event is triggered anytime crypto is sold, with 22% of them falling 
under the misconception that a simple transfer to other accounts is taxable. 
The graphic shows users knowledge regarding taxable crypto taxations. Source: 
Coinbase’s 2026 Crypto Tax Readiness Report. &#8220;The story this data tells is one 
of uncertainty&#8221;, Lawrence Zlatkin, Vice President of Tax at Coinbase said, 
&#8220;Users are struggling to navigate the complexities of crypto taxation&#8221;. 
Brokers like Coinbase will now send standardized forms (1099‑DA) reporting 
proceeds, but they cannot see every DeFi or DEX leg in a strategy, leaving 
many users with forms that show large gross figures and no context unless they 
use specialized tax software. On average, users juggle 2.5 platforms or 
wallets, and 83% rely on self‑custody, which creates a cost‑basis 
reconciliation headache that most still haven’t figured out. The graphic shows 
users relationship with cost-basis. Source: Coinbase’s 2026 Crypto Tax 
Readiness Report. What This Means For Traders If regulators double down on 
enforcement while the average user remains lost, the result could be 
overpayment, under‑reporting risk, or simply less on‑chain activity as people 
retreat to “safe” buy‑and‑hold behavior, all of which reshape liquidity and 
volatility. Related Reading: 8.25M XRP Exit Long-Term Holders As Whales Buy 
$1.20–$3 Tax ignorance can be extremely costly. Those who keep ignoring the 
new reporting regime risk surprise bills, audits, or being forced to unwind 
positions at bad prices later. Savvy traders should avoid this by starting to 
treat tax drag as part of strategy design, using tools like CoinTracker to 
model after‑tax returns instead of just PnL on‑screen. At the moment of 
writing, BTC trades for the highs $67k. Source: BTCUSD on Tradingview Cover 
image from Perplexity, BTCUSD chart from Tradingview

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