Solana price fell 4% on Wednesday, moving closer towards the $90 support amid a broader market downturn triggered by hotter than expected U.S. PPI data.

According to data from crypto.news, Solana (SOL) price fell to an intraday low of $90.4, bringing its market cap lower to $51.6 billion.

The 7th largest crypto asset by market capitalization slipped after the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed data that showed hotter than expected inflation at the producer level. Notably, PPI rose by 0.6% in February while core PPI climbed 0.3%, both figures overshooting economist forecasts and signaling persistent inflationary pressures.

The data comes just ahead of the Federal Reserve rate cut decision scheduled for 2:30 P.M. today, where the market largely expects the Fed to hold interest rates steady. Odds of a pause are as high as 99% on the CME Fed Watch tool.

The Fed is also likely to delay any rate cuts this year, especially with surging oil prices which came as a result of a blockade at the Strait of Hormuz amid the U.S.-Iran war.

Despite the bearish market scenario, there remains a few key fundamental metrics that could support Solana price action. Notably, the total stablecoin supply on the Solana network hit a record high of around $15.7 billion earlier this week.

A strong stablecoin supply means there is significant sidelined capital ready to buy the dip and often precedes a period of high liquidity and buying pressure.

Adding to this, spot Solana ETFs have continued to record back-to-back inflows for the sixth straight week, drawing in over $127 million in the funds.

Solana price analysis

On the daily chart, Solana price has respected an ascending trendline that has been serving as a dynamic support since early February this year.

Technical indicators like the MACD lines have pointed upwards, while the Aroon Up at 85.71% stood significantly higher above the Aroon Down.

Hence, Solana price could rebound back above the $90 support even if it were to drop temporarily due to the ongoing market downtrend observed at press time. 

However, a drop below $80, the next key psychological support level, could invalidate the current bullish structure and lead to a deeper correction.

At press time, SOL price was trading at $89, down over 5% on the day.

Canada’s FINTRAC has yanked 23 crypto MSBs from its registry in a single sweep, escalating an AML crackdown that now targets exchanges, ATMs and offshore operators alike.

Canada’s financial intelligence agency delivered its most sweeping single-day enforcement action against the cryptocurrency sector on Tuesday, revoking the registrations of 23 money services businesses (MSBs) offering crypto-related services in one coordinated move. The action by the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre (FINTRAC) represents a significant escalation in Ottawa’s campaign to bring virtual currency operators into line with the country’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing framework.

All 23 of the affected businesses are registered as MSBs under Canada’s Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act (PCMLTFA), and all offer cryptocurrency-related services. Two of the companies have no physical presence in Canada: Finax, operating out of Bratislava, Slovakia, and Commerce Plex, registered in Luton, England — both of which also provide currency exchange and money transfer services alongside crypto. According to FINTRAC’s official website, grounds for revocation include failure to respond to information requests in a timely manner, non-compliance with registration eligibility conditions, failure to update relevant records, and prior convictions related to money laundering or terrorist financing.

The mass revocation did not emerge in a vacuum. In February 2026, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne wrote directly to FINTRAC’s director ordering the agency to “mobilize resources” in response to the serious threat posed by illicit finance — explicitly calling on the Centre to take “immediate action” in supporting law enforcement partners and financial institutions. On Tuesday, Champagne characterised the enforcement sweep as a “significant acceleration of enforcement pace,” adding that the government would “continue to maintain this momentum”.

The minister’s public statement left little ambiguity about the government’s broader intent: “Our government will continue to monitor and pursue new measures to address risks posed by virtual currency businesses, such as cryptocurrency MSBs and crypto ATMs, which can be used to facilitate money laundering and fraud.”​

The action follows a string of high-profile FINTRAC enforcement decisions against crypto operators. In October 2025, FINTRAC levied a C$176.9 million administrative monetary penalty against Xeltox Enterprises Ltd., operating as Cryptomus — the largest fine in the agency’s history — for 2,593 separate violations of the PCMLTFA, including failure to report over 1,500 large virtual currency transactions and repeated breaches of federal directives requiring the reporting of transactions linked to Iran. That case, according to law firm Bennett Jones, “highlights the regulatory perils that face cryptocurrency exchanges that operate in Canada outside the law”.

FINTRAC’s mandate covers a broad swathe of the financial sector. Registered MSBs handling crypto are required to implement customer due diligence, submit transaction reports, maintain records, and establish written AML compliance frameworks approved by senior management. Failure to comply can result in administrative penalties, removal from the MSB registry, or in the most serious cases, criminal exposure.​

Canada has for several years positioned itself as a jurisdiction that treats virtual asset services as an integral part of its AML-regulated financial sector — with crypto exchanges required to register and comply at the federal level since June 2020. But Tuesday’s mass revocation suggests that Ottawa’s appetite for enforcement is moving beyond isolated penalties toward systemic sweeps. With crypto ATMs, cross-border operators, and foreign-registered entities explicitly named as priorities, the message from FINTRAC and the Finance Ministry is unambiguous: registration alone is no longer sufficient cover for those unwilling to meet Canada’s compliance bar.

Netflix has rounded out the main cast of its upcoming FTX collapse drama The Altruists, revealing six actors who have been chosen to appear alongside Julia Garner’s Caroline Ellison and Anthony Boyle’s Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF).

The series will reportedly cover the massive growth of SBF’s crypto exchange between 2019 and 2021 and its spectacular collapse in 2022 which wiped billions of dollars from the crypto market. 

Netflix says the series will follow SBF and Ellison, “two hyper-smart, ambitious young idealists who tried to remake the global financial system in the blink of an eye… before they were accused of stealing $8 billion.”

Here are the major cast members announced so far. 

Changpeng Zhao 

Terry Chen will be playing the role of Changpeng Zhao. 

Chen starred in the 2000 comedy Almost Famous and played a corrupt Chinese businessman in season two of House of Cards. The 51-year-old will be stepping into the shoes of SBF’s biggest rival. 

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Zhao and SBF met on occasions during FTX’s heyday, but Zhao would later contribute to the firm’s collapse when he announced that his crypto exchange Binance would liquidate the FTX-linked asset “FTT.”

Dr. George Lerner

William Mapother will be playing the role of FTX’s company therapist, Dr. George Lerner. 

Lerner was SBF’s psychiatrist during the FTX years and was tasked with coaching 100 of the firm’s employees through its most chaotic period. Some employees reportedly wouldn’t share everything they knew with Lerner out of fear that SBF would find out. 

Mapother’s character reportedly “knew SBF best,” and would help him to explore his “seeming rejection of earthly pleasures.” 

Mapother has previously starred in the TV series Lost, and is known for his work in The Mentalist, and In The Bedroom. He is also Tom Cruise’s cousin, and co-founded the film financing firm Slated.   

Sarah Fisher Ellison

Dirty Dancing and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off star Jennifer Grey has been cast to play Caroline Ellison’s mother, Sarah Fisher Ellison.

Ellison is a senior lecturer at the MIT Department of Economics, who, alongside her husband, struggled to grasp the damage their daughter caused while working for FTX and pleaded for leniency in her sentencing. 

Duncan Rheingans-Yoo

Canadian actor Hudson Williams shot to fame in the hit hockey series Heated Rivalry, and will play the role of Duncan Rheingans-Yoo. 

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Rheingans-Yoo co-founded crypto trading firm Modulo Capital, which received $475 million from FTX shortly before the exchange collapsed. Fellow co-founder Lily Zhang will be played by Marianna Phung, who starred in the series Poly is the New Monogamy.

A bankrupt FTX would later claw back $460 million from the firm. 

Sam Bankman-Fried

The most important role in the series goes to Anthony Boyle, who will play FTX’s curly-haired CEO. 

Boyle has starred in House of Guinness, Manhunt, Say Nothing, and featured in the Tolkien and Tetris movies. 

SBF oversaw the operation that misappropriated billions of dollars worth of customer funds and used them to make investments through FTX’s sister firm, Alameda Research.  

These days, SBF is spending his days serving out a 25-year sentence in jail while trying, and failing, to secure a pardon from US President Donald Trump. 

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Caroline Ellison

Starring alongside Boyle will be Julia Garner, playing the role of SBF’s romantic partner and former FTX exec, Caroline Ellison. 

Ellison and SBF worked together at trading firm Jane Street before the pair moved on to FTX. Ellison helped SBF grow his empire until it collapsed and she would later testify against him in court.  

She said that for the duration of their relationship, SBF was her boss. At one court trial, she claimed, “I wanted more from our relationship but often felt he was distant or not paying much attention to me.”

Garner recently starred in the Oscar-nominated horror Weapons, and is known for her work in Ozark, Marvel’s Fantastic Four: First Steps, and The Assistant.

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Lucy and Hannah

Playing the unknown characters of Lucy and Hannah are Hannah Galway and Elizabeth Adams. 

Galway is known for her work on Billy the Kid and The Institute, while Adams is known for The Wayward and Trouble in Suburbia. It’s not clear how their characters fit into the FTX saga.

FTX execs 

Other roles that have already been cast include a number of former FTX executives.

Among them are former Alameda Research CEO, Sam Trabucco, who’ll be played by Andor and Alien Earth star Alex Lawther. Trabucco resigned before the collapse of FTX and seemingly disappeared, leading to rumours that he was on the run. 

Another prominent exec who will be featured is Ryan Salame, who’ll be played by Matt Rife. The former FTX exec used customer funds to help build SBF’s political influence through illegal political donations. 

1inch, the decentralized exchange aggregator with about $3 million in total value locked (TVL), has launched 1inch Forward, a DeFi education campaign across universities in the United States. According to a press release shared with The Defiant, the initiative was unveiled today, March 18, at the DC Blockchain Summit and is aimed at preparing students for a future career in decentralized finance.

Central to the campaign is an open letter to the deans and faculty councils of major U.S. business and law schools, co-signed by more than twenty crypto and DeFi organizations including the Blockchain Association, DeFi Education Fund, Aave Labs, Messari, Delphi Digital, and ETHGlobal.

The letter argues that DeFi and the tech behind it has long moved past its experimental phase — adopted by BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan, and the NYSE itself — yet most curricula still treat the subject as a fringe elective.

The coalition proposes four additions: blockchain architecture and decentralized technology applications as a core module; instruction on DeFi mechanisms like automated market makers and smart contract risk; digital asset regulatory frameworks; and hands-on engagement with live DeFi systems and on-chain data.

The broader 1inch Forward campaign also includes a campus tour of several institutions starting on March 27 at the University of Pennsylvania, with stops at Yale, Cornell Tech, Indiana University, Harvard, Stanford, and the University of Michigan across 2026 — featuring panels, mentorship, and one-on-one career sessions with 1inch staff.

Blockchain Job Searches Surge

1inch’s own analysis of Google search data, also included in today’s announcement, shows rapidly growing U.S. workforce interest in the space.

Comparing data from the past two years, searches for “Blockchain Jobs” rose 84% year-on-year, while “Crypto Jobs” more than doubled at +133%. At the specialist end, “DeFi Developer Jobs” searches nearly quadrupled, up 269%, and “Learn Blockchain Skills” climbed 44%.

“The 84% surge in blockchain job searches shows the next generation is already looking toward careers in the future of finance,” said 1inch co-founder Sergej Kunz.

The campaign lands as DeFi’s institutional footprint has become impossible to ignore. As The Defiant reported previously, 2025 marked a turning point for crypto adoption among TradFi institutions, with BlackRock, JPMorgan and others all launching on-chain products — including BlackRock bringing its $3B BUIDL fund directly into DeFi.

With analysts flagging 2026 as the year DeFi goes fully mainstream, the question 1inch and the broader coalition of leading DeFi companies is placing before academia is how prepared U.S. graduates will be for the shift.

This article was written with the assistance of AI workflows. All our stories are curated, edited and fact-checked by a human.

Gemini’s GEMI stock is down about 3% over 24 hours and trading below $6 even as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Coinbase rebound, signaling growing decoupling from the crypto rally.

Gemini Space Station (GEMI), the listed parent of the Gemini crypto exchange, opened today at about 5.95 dollars per share, roughly 3 percent below where it changed hands 24 hours ago. While Bitcoin, Ethereum and the broader crypto complex have bounced into mid‑March, Gemini stock is drifting lower and bleeding off its IPO premium.​

GEMI’s session opened near the bottom of today’s range at about 5.95 dollars, with prints so far between roughly 5.92 and 6.98 dollars. That profile – open near the low, fade from an early spike – screams distribution rather than accumulation. On free intraday feeds, the 24‑hour move screens at about -3 percent, leaving GEMI trading not only below the day’s high, but well under early‑March levels where dip‑buyers previously stepped in.

Pre‑IPO filings painted Gemini as a high‑beta growth vehicle with ugly near‑term P&L. Reported losses exploded over 580 percent in early 2025, with the firm burning roughly 282.5 million dollars in the first half as it piled spending into compliance, custody, and its GUSD stablecoin stack. That means GEMI is not just levered to trading volumes; it is also levered to management’s ability to slam the brakes on costs when the cycle cools. Unlike Bitcoin, which can rally on narrative alone, an exchange stock eventually has to show operating leverage in the numbers or the multiple compresses.​

Against The Crypto Tape

The contrast with the underlying market is sharp. Bitcoin (BTC) clawed back from a flash crash to trade around 72,800 dollars last week, logging roughly 5 percent gains week‑on‑week, while Ethereum added close to 10 percent on ETF‑driven flows. Binance Research notes that February’s 21‑plus‑percent crypto drawdown is easing into a more constructive March as majors stabilize and alt rotation picks up. In that environment, a -3 percent 24‑hour move for GEMI says the stock is underperforming the asset class it is supposed to proxy.

Coinbase, the key listed comp, still trades above 200 dollars and enjoys green pre‑market prints tied to ETF flows and scale advantages. Institutions clearly prefer the incumbent with depth, derivatives, and regulatory moat to a newer IPO still digesting heavy losses. For traders, the message is simple: GEMI is becoming a second‑tier way to play the cycle. If you want clean beta to crypto, you own BTC, ETH or COIN; if you buy GEMI here, you are betting that management can close the gap by delivering real earnings leverage rather than just living off volatility.

Bitcoin’s latest update frames a period of geopolitical tension as a test of the asset’s maturity. The release notes Bitcoin has held a $65,000 to $76,000 range while outperforming gold and major equities, suggesting a broader base of demand beyond speculative trading. It points to growing institutional involvement, including spot Bitcoin ETFs, corporate treasury allocations, and sovereign wealth fund participation, and notes that more than 20 million Bitcoin have been mined, with over 95% of supply in circulation. For readers and market participants, the report signals how macro conditions and evolving demand dynamics could shape Bitcoin’s trajectory in the near term.

Key points

• Bitcoin traded within a $65,000 to $76,000 range during the period described in the release.
• Bitcoin outperformed gold, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq in the same window.
• Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows reached US$763 million last week, with additional institutional buying (US$1.28 billion) noted.
• More than 20 million Bitcoin have been mined, placing over 95% of supply in circulation.

Why it matters

The pattern described points to a maturing market with stronger fundamental supports and institutional participation. If macro policy remains accommodative or the market absorbs supply-demand dynamics, Bitcoin could maintain resilience amid volatility and shifting risk sentiment, highlighting a potential longer-run framework for its price behavior.

What to watch

• Federal Reserve policy signals on oil-driven inflation and the higher-for-longer rate path could influence risk assets, including crypto.
• Guidance on rate cuts later in the year and how that might affect Bitcoin’s trajectory.
• Ongoing spot ETF inflows and institutional demand trends to watch for sustained demand support.

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Bitcoin Shows Resilience Amid Middle East Tensions, Outperforming Gold and Equities

Abu Dhabi, UAE – March 18, 2026

Bitcoin has demonstrated notable resilience amid ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, holding up better than many market participants anticipated, according to Josh Gilbert, Market Analyst at eToro.

Despite remaining approximately 45% below its October all-time highs, bitcoin has consolidated within a US$65,000 to US$76,000 range. This stability comes despite a backdrop of surging oil prices, a stronger US dollar, and heightened global uncertainty—factors that would historically have exerted significant downward pressure on risk assets.

“Bitcoin’s ability to hold its ground in the current environment signals a clear evolution in the asset’s maturity,” said Gilbert. “Rather than experiencing sharp sell-offs, we’re seeing consolidation, which reflects stronger structural support and more diverse demand drivers.”

Interestingly, bitcoin has outperformed traditional safe-haven and equity assets during this period, including gold, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq. While gold initially rallied on safe-haven demand at the onset of the conflict, it has since pulled back amid a strengthening dollar and rising bond yields.

“Gold has had an exceptional run this year, while bitcoin entered this period already significantly retraced. This dynamic helps explain why bitcoin has shown relative strength, while gold has given back some gains,” Gilbert added.

The current market environment also highlights the growing institutionalisation of bitcoin. Compared to previous downturns—such as in 2022, when bitcoin fell between 60% and 70%—today’s market is underpinned by stronger fundamentals, including the presence of spot ETFs, corporate treasury allocations, and sovereign wealth fund participation.

Recent data underscores this shift. Spot bitcoin ETFs recorded inflows of US$763 million last week, while Strategy continued its accumulation with a US$1.28 billion purchase. Additionally, more than 20 million bitcoin have now been mined, meaning over 95% of the total supply is already in circulation, further tightening supply dynamics.

“We are seeing a unique convergence where supply is becoming increasingly constrained while institutional demand continues to build,” said Gilbert. “This creates a structurally supportive backdrop for bitcoin over the medium to long term.”

Looking ahead, macroeconomic policy—particularly from the US Federal Reserve—will play a critical role in shaping bitcoin’s trajectory.

“If the Fed signals that oil-driven inflation will keep interest rates higher for longer, risk assets, including crypto, could remain under pressure,” Gilbert explained. “However, if there is room for rate cuts later in the year, the combination of tightening supply and renewed institutional demand could see bitcoin retest its highs.”

While near-term uncertainty remains, bitcoin’s current performance suggests a more mature and resilient asset class, positioning it differently from previous market cycles.

BTC’s price action started to worsen as central bank decisions and oil prices outweighed crypto-specific drivers.

Bitcoin was trading below $72,000 on Wednesday after failing to hold within its post-shock range but showing limited ability to build momentum beyond its recent high.

According to a market update by QCP Capital, the cryptocurrency is no longer trading like a pure high-beta risk asset, but it is not yet attracting consistent safe-haven flows either.

Macro Dominance Grows

The broader market remains under pressure, although declines have been relatively contained compared to other macro-sensitive risk assets. The dip-buying activity at the lower end of the range has continued, while spot market volumes remain low. Such a trend indicates that near-term price direction is being driven primarily by macroeconomic factors rather than crypto-specific developments, QCP Capital explained.

In derivatives markets, the options backdrop remains firm but defensive, as 30-day implied volatility hovered around the 50 level. Still above both 10-day and 30-day realised volatility, maintained positive carry, and supported premium-selling strategies. The term structure is mildly in “contango,” though slightly softer on the day, while 30-day risk reversals continue to show higher demand for downside protection, as puts are priced richer than calls.

Skew levels are not at extremes, but implied volatility remains high relative to recent history. This means that volatility conditions are not significantly dislocated. The overall options surface points to a defensive positioning, as negative front-end skew and a residual geopolitical premium are embedded further along the curve.

Macro conditions remain the dominant influence, and the market is focused on a week for central bank decisions. The US Federal Reserve is set to conclude its March policy meeting on Wednesday, followed by the European Central Bank, Bank of Japan, and Bank of England on Thursday.

Expectations for monetary easing have been reduced as rising oil prices complicate the outlook for rate cuts, despite softer growth and labor market data. Oil prices are holding near the $100 level, and ongoing tensions in the Gulf are contributing to a stagflationary backdrop across global markets.

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In this environment, QCP said that while Bitcoin is no longer trading purely as a high-beta risk asset, it has also not established itself as a consistent safe-haven, and its range-bound behavior is likely to persist until greater clarity emerges on monetary policy or geopolitical developments.

Downside Liquidity Expansion Risks

According to a Bitunix analyst, Bitcoin has entered a high-level consolidation phase after sweeping overhead liquidity. In a statement to CryptoPotato, they explained that the 75,000-76,000 zone represents a clear concentration of short-side liquidity, acting as a near-term resistance band subject to repeated testing.

“On the downside, the 72,800 level serves as a critical demand cluster, where long positioning overlaps with structural support. A breakdown below this region would likely trigger liquidity expansion toward 71,500-72,000, increasing the probability of cascading liquidations.”

Bitcoin is the most famous digital asset in the world. Most people think the only way to own it is by buying it or mining it with loud machines. A new platform called Bitcoin Everlight is changing that. It has built a simple way for anyone to help the Bitcoin network and earn real BTC rewards. This new system is called Everlight Shards.

Instead of needing a lot of technical skill, users can now support Bitcoin infrastructure through a very easy process. This is why many people are starting to look at Bitcoin Everlight as a better way to grow their Bitcoin balance.

What is a Bitcoin Everlight Shard?

An Everlight Shard is like a digital ticket that lets you join the network. In the past, if you wanted to help verify Bitcoin payments, you had to run a server or have a lot of computer knowledge. Shards take away all that hard work.

When you activate a Shard, you are helping Bitcoin process payments faster and cheaper. The network does the technical part, and you get rewarded for providing the support it needs. It is a simple way to “stack sats.” This means slowly building up your Bitcoin holdings over time.

Bank-Grade Security and Audits

Bitcoin Everlight is built with a Bank-Grade security plan. This means they use the same high standards that big financial companies use to keep money safe. To ensure total trust, the project has completed several major safety checks.

• ISO/IEC 27001 Certification: The platform reached this gold standard for keeping information safe.
• Smart Contract Audits: The code was 100% audited by Solidproof and Spywolf to prove it is secure.
• Team Verification: The team passed KYC checks with Vital Block and Spywolf.
• Data Privacy: The network follows strict GDPR rules and has 24/7 monitoring to protect users.

4 Easy Steps to Start Earning

The team at Bitcoin Everlight wanted to make sure anyone could use this system. They have created a simple path that only takes four steps to complete.

1. Get BTCL Tokens: First, you acquire the BTCL utility tokens during the current presale phase.
2. Activate a Shard: Your Shard will turn on automatically once you have enough tokens in your balance to meet a tier.
3. Validate Transactions: Once your Shard is active, it starts helping the network route and verify Bitcoin payments.
4. Earn Real Bitcoin: As the network handles real transactions, you receive a share of the fees in native Bitcoin.

Understanding the Shard Tiers

The system uses different levels, or tiers, to help the network grow. The level you reach depends on how much you put into the project during the presale.

• Azure Shard ($500): This is the entry level and gives you up to 12% rewards during the presale phase.
• Violet Shard ($1,500): This is the middle level and increases your presale rewards to 18%.
• Radiant Shard ($3,000): This is the top level for the biggest supporters and offers 28% or more in rewards.

If you have less than $500, your Shard is Dormant. This means it is waiting in line. Once you add more to reach the $500 mark, it turns on and starts earning for you.

Why Native Bitcoin Rewards Matter

Most crypto projects pay you in their own new tokens. If that new token drops in price, your rewards lose value quickly. Bitcoin Everlight is different because it pays you in Native BTC. This is the real Bitcoin that everyone knows.

After the network launches, you earn a share of the fees from people using the network. This means that as more people use Bitcoin for fast payments, your rewards can grow naturally. You are earning the strongest digital asset in the world just by helping the network run smoothly.

Phase 1 Presale: 6 Days Remaining

The project is currently in the very first stage of its launch. It is the best time to get involved because the price is at its lowest.

• Current Stage: Phase 1
• Token Price: $0.0008
• Total Time: Six Days
• Next Price Jump: $0.0010

There are only six days left in this phase. Once the six days are over, the price will automatically jump to $0.0010. Getting in now during Phase 1 means you can activate a higher Shard tier for a much lower cost.

Conclusion: A Simple Path to Bitcoin

Bitcoin Everlight has removed the hard parts of earning Bitcoin. You do not need to be a computer expert or buy expensive mining rigs. By using the Shard system, you can support the network and earn real rewards from your home. With strong security and a simple process, it is a great way for anyone to start stacking sats today.

Join Phase 1 and activate your Everlight Shard here.

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