A whale has bought an additional 100 BTC, accumulating a total of 1046 BTC over the past 6 months

On March 26, CoinDesk reported that Jon Herrick, Chief Product Officer of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), told attendees at the New York Digital Asset Summit on Thursday that the exchange’s blockchain strategy centers on “building atop existing systems” — prioritizing interoperability over replacing current market infrastructure. Herrick noted blockchain technology will be integrated into existing systems in an additive, not substitutional, way, and that its advancement must account for regulatory frameworks, clearing systems, investor protections, and other “inherent advantages the market has developed to date.” He framed this approach as a fusion of traditional finance and blockchain: “This isn’t about which side is more right… I think they’ll converge over time.” NYSE is currently exploring how tokenized assets can function within existing systems, including use cases like real-time or near-real-time settlement and extended trading hours. Earlier this month, Intercontinent

On March 26, U.S. President Trump said: "I am in very substantive talks with Iran and will announce new talks—the 'Ultimate Deal'."

March 26: U.S. President Donald Trump chaired a cabinet meeting today. When asked, “Will you enter Iran to seize uranium?” he declined to answer before quipping, “We’ll take action tomorrow at 3 p.m.”

March 26 — AI game creation platform Verse8 has raised $5 million in seed funding, with backers including Story Foundation, NEXPACE (Nexon’s Web3 division), Neowiz, MARBLEX (Netmarble’s Web3 arm), Solarium Labs, and NEXUS. The new capital will go toward enhancing Verse8’s core AI system, expanding creator onboarding and incentive initiatives, and scaling its publishing and distribution infrastructure. Co-founded by JC Kim and Kevin Lee, Verse8 lets creators build fully playable multiplayer games in minutes using natural language prompts—no coding required, no engine installations needed, and no large production teams to assemble.

March 26: Per market reports, Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter) has lost a lawsuit against advertisers who boycotted the platform.

March 26 — UBS says ongoing inflation and geopolitical risks will likely lead the Federal Reserve to delay interest rate cuts until September, with a potential additional cut in December. Economist Andrew Dubinsky notes the Fed is waiting for clear evidence of a meaningful drop in inflation. Core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) currently remain around 3%, partly driven by tariff impacts. Fueled by Iran-related oil price gains and a stable labor market, the Fed is taking a "wait-and-see" approach. UBS forecasts economic conditions will improve in 2026, though the timing of rate cuts remains uncertain.