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So, Rhys Bollen, ASIC’s fintech whisperer, took the stage in Melbourne and basically said crypto is just financial functions in a trendy hat. “It’s not the blockchain, darling, it’s what you do with it,” he quipped, probably. His hot take? Regulate crypto like it’s 1999 – by what it does, not how it looks. Stablecoins? Payment law. Tokenized securities? Securities law. Groundbreaking. Or, you know, just common sense.

Yet, as any good story about revolutions goes, the actual flippening is still waiting for a good tavern or a dramatic duel. Solana’s price has been nudged below $100 again, while Ethereum’s sovereign position as second‑largest remains intact. We therefore pose the most overrated question of all: if Solana were to actually eclipse Ethereum, how high would its price need to climb before the flip happens?

Following a steep 45% drawdown in the spot price of XRP, some expected that there would be a massive exodus. How delightful it is to be proven wrong by the very people who presume to predict the future. The crowd that predicted ruin has been forced to eat their predictions, and I must say, they appear to havedigestedit remarkably well.

The case, Steele v. JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. (case 3:26-cv-02067), is as fresh as a spring breeze-filed just this past March 10, 2026, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. The plaintiff, Robby Alan Steele, an unfortunate soul caught in the turmoil, seeks to represent a veritable army of investors, thousands of them, nationwide, each one bound by a common tale of woe. And what, you ask, is the source of their collective misery? JPMorgan, which allegedly processed a staggering $253 million in suspicious transfers and deposits through the accounts of Goliath from January 2023 to January 2026. Remarkable, isn’t it, how money seems to flow so easily in the undercurrents of greed?

Metaplanet, Asia’s Bitcoin tsar, has grown weary of simply accumulating digital gold. Now, it seeks to forge the very chains that bind the Bitcoin ecosystem, to become the architect of its own digital Gulag, a realm where yen and Bitcoin intertwine in a dance of financial servitude.

Following this grand announcement, the PI coin price, ever the dramatic diva, pirouetted upwards by a modest 2%, settling at a mere $0.23. One wonders if this is the prelude to a grand ballet or merely a clumsy stumble.

This grand announcement arrived mere days before Pi Day, March 14, a date so sacred in crypto-lore that even the stock market pauses to genuflect before its speculative glory. How poetic!

After weeks of volatility that would make even the most seasoned troll trader blush, Ethereum has decided to take a breather. Buyers and sellers are locked in a stalemate, each eyeing the other like rival dwarves over a disputed gem mine. But fear not, for beneath this calm facade, the on-chain analysts-those modern-day soothsayers-have spotted a shift in the winds of liquidity.