Market Shift: Real-World Assets Outpace Crypto in Weekly Hyperliquid Volume

On March 24, 2026, Antpool mined block 941,881 at 15:49:35 UTC while Foundry USA mined its own, completely different version of block 941,881 just 12 seconds later, splitting Bitcoin’s blockchain into two competing versions of history until one pool mined six blocks in a row to force a resolut...

Trade.xyz said its oracle worked as designed but will reimburse eligible traders after an external SK Hynix price print caused the contract’s mark price to fall nearly 19%.Trade.xyz, an operator of onchain perpetual markets on Hyperliquid, said it will cover eligible liquidation losses after a price...

After three decades of speculation, researchers have finally cracked the code of a shipwreck filled with gold coins that has baffled divers since 1995. Located in Salcombe Bay off England’s south coast, the identification comes after a massive joint effort by the British Museum and maritime archaeology experts to pinpoint the vessel's origin.

The investigation confirms the ship belonged to the Dutch trader Dom, carrying a significant haul of Moroccan gold that remained anonymous for nearly 30 years. This breakthrough provides critical new insights into 17th-century maritime trade routes and the movement of precious metals across the seas.

South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) is moving to draft a consolidated Digital Asset Basic Act to bring much-needed order to the market. This government-backed proposal aims to establish comprehensive rules for stablecoin issuance, exchange entry requirements, and system-resilience standards, addressing the regulatory vacuum that has persisted for months.

As the framework for digital asset business rules takes shape, a political battle is brewing over taxation. Opposition lawmakers are aggressively pushing to repeal the 22% crypto tax scheduled for 2027. This tension between stricter stablecoin regulation and the fight for tax relief could significantly impact the future trajectory of cryptocurrency adoption in South Korea.

Singapore-based digital asset firm Psalion has officially launched its third and largest venture vehicle, a massive $50 million fund. This strategic capital is specifically earmarked for pre-seed and seed-stage startups focusing on critical sectors such as blockchain infrastructure, trade finance, real-world assets (RWA), and stablecoins.

By targeting these high-growth niches, Psalion aims to bridge the gap between Web2 and Web3, driving mass adoption through robust technological foundations. This injection of liquidity into the startup ecosystem underscores a growing confidence in the long-term viability of decentralized finance and blockchain-driven enterprise solutions.