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OpenClaw GitHub phishing scam uses fake $5,000 token airdrops gain wallet access
OpenClaw developers on GitHub, a platform for collaboration and version control, are being targeted in a phishing campaign using fake token giveaways to lure victims into connecting crypto wallets that can then be drained.
The attackers created bogus GitHub accounts and tagged developers in issue threads, claiming they had been selected to receive roughly $5,000 worth of CLAW tokens, Tel Aviv-based cybersecurity company OX Security said in a blog post on Wednesday.
The attackers’ posts link to a near-identical clone of the OpenClaw website, but with a key addition: a prompt to connect a crypto wallet. Once a wallet is connected, malicious code can trigger transactions or approvals that allow attackers to siphon funds. The phishing page supports major wallets including MetaMask, WalletConnect and Trust Wallet, widening the potential impact, OX said.
The campaign highlights an increasingly common attack vector in crypto: social engineering paired with wallet connection requests, often disguised as airdrops or developer rewards. By targeting GitHub users who interacted with OpenClaw-related repositories, the attackers made the outreach appear more credible.
OpenClaw is an open-source AI agent framework and developer tool that has recently attracted attention, and controversy, over crypto-related scams exploiting its name.
Peter Steinberger, the founder of OpenClaw, said last month he was about to delete the entire codebase because of crypto. “I didn’t know that they’re not just good at harassment, they are also really good at using scripts and tools.”
His statement followed a blanket ban he imposed on any mention of crypto, including bitcoin , in the project’s Discord after scammers in January hijacked OpenClaw’s old accounts. The hackers promoted a fake CLAWD token that briefly hit a $16 million market cap before collapsing after Steinberger When Steinberger publicly denied any involvement.
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has launched a yield-bearing tokenized gold product that lets users earn interest on Tether Gold (XAUT), the latest entrant into a broader push to turn traditionally non-yielding assets into income-generating instruments.
The product is designed to convert tokenized gold — typically a passive store of value — into a yield-bearing asset using XAUT, the largest tokenized gold product, the company announced Thursday. It allows holders to earn passive income while maintaining exposure to gold prices.
Bybit said the offering is part of its broader expansion into tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), as it moves beyond traditional crypto trading products.
While earning yield on tokenized assets is not new, extending the model to gold is gaining traction across the industry, highlighting efforts to further financialize real-world assets on blockchain rails.
Earlier this week, tokenization platform Theo unveiled a $100 million structured investment facility backing its gold-linked, yield-bearing stablecoin, thUSD. The model involves purchasing tokenized gold while hedging price risk by shorting gold futures, aiming to generate returns from financing and derivatives market spreads rather than outright price moves.
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Gold sees extreme volatility after hitting record highs
After an historic rally that pushed gold prices above $5,500 per troy ounce, the yellow metal has experienced sharp volatility in recent months, reflecting a shifting macro backdrop.
Although gold is widely viewed as a hedge against risk, particularly during geopolitical shocks such as $100-a-barrel oil and the ongoing Iran war, prices have fallen by roughly $1,000 from their peak. The decline comes as investors dial back expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts, while rising real yields and a stronger US dollar weigh on the metal.
Analysts also point to crowded positioning. In January, as bullion was nearing its peak, Bank of America’s global fund manager survey identified long gold as the most crowded trade in markets.
Gold’s premium relative to its long-term trend also reached its highest level since 1980, according to Bloomberg.
Nevertheless, tokenized commodities continue to gain traction. Cointelegraph reported that the market surpassed $6 billion in February, driven largely by gold’s historic rally.
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Wall Street heavyweight Cantor among investment banks pitching crypto trading firm FalconX for its potential IPO
Wall Street financial services firm Cantor is among investment banks that are pitching cryptocurrency trading platform FalconX for its potential IPO, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
The company has held preliminary talks with possible advisors, but FalconX has not yet formally appointed bankers for its initial public offering, the people said, who spoke on condition of anonymity as the matter is private.
FalconX declined to comment. Cantor did not respond to a request for comment by publication time.
Investment banks often pitch companies for an IPO by presenting themselves as the best partner to take the business public, combining valuation analysis, market timing advice, and distribution strength.
The goal is to win the mandate by convincing the company that they can maximize valuation, ensure a smooth listing process, and generate strong aftermarket performance. While some firms might lead the IPO process, most deals are done through a syndicate of multiple banks.
Last year, Decrypt reported in June that FalconX had held informal talks with bankers and consultants about going public. Later in the year, the company’s CEO, Raghu Yarlagadda, told the Wall Street Journal that the firm was considering an IPO.
However, the crypto market has been under pressure since then, with the bitcoin price falling from an all-time high of $126,000 in October to near $70,000. Recently, CoinDesk reported that crypto exchange Kraken has put its IPO plans on hold after confidentially filing with the SEC in November, with sources saying the process will likely restart once the environment improves. To date, digital asset custodian BitGo (BTGO) is the only crypto native firm to list this year. The shares have fallen around 40% since their IPO.
Despite this tough market backdrop, crypto firms such as FalconX and Copper are continuing talks about potential public listings. Last year, several crypto exchanges, including CoinDesk parent Bullish (BLSH) and Gemini (GEMI), went public, and industry observers say that in 2026, financial infrastructure firms could be next in line for IPOs.
Cantor connection
Cantor and FalconX already have an existing relationship centered on institutional crypto lending, with the investment bank providing one of the first major credit facilities to the crypto prime broker.
In 2025, Cantor launched a $2 billion bitcoin-backed financing program and extended an initial credit line of over $100 million to FalconX, allowing it to borrow against bitcoin collateral and access liquidity without selling assets. The deal is part of a broader partnership aimed at building institutional-grade credit infrastructure in digital assets, reflecting growing convergence between traditional finance and crypto markets.
If Cantor wins the IPO mandate, it would likely be due to the existing relationship with the trading firm.
FalconX is a U.S.-based cryptocurrency trading and brokerage firm that primarily serves large institutional clients, including hedge funds, asset managers, and market makers.
Founded in 2018, the company operates as a digital asset prime broker, offering services including trade execution, liquidity access, credit and clearing. The company raised $150 million in a Series D financing round in June 2022, valuing the platform at $8 billion.
While no formal announcement has been made, FalconX has been scaling up ahead of a potential listing and has pursued an aggressive acquisition strategy over the past year as it builds out a full-service institutional crypto platform.
In 2025, the firm acquired derivatives specialist Arbelos Markets and took a majority stake in Monarq Asset Management, before striking a deal for crypto exchange-traded product (ETP) issuer 21Shares, its third major transaction of the year. Together, the deals expand FalconX’s reach across trading, derivatives, and asset management, reflecting a broader push to consolidate infrastructure and offer more regulated, institutional-grade investment products.
Cantor has steadily expanded its footprint in digital assets, positioning itself as one of the more active traditional finance firms in crypto markets. The Wall Street firm manages Tether’s U.S. Treasury reserves and has backed several crypto ventures, while publicly signaling support for blockchain infrastructure and trading businesses.
Its growing involvement reflects a broader push to bridge institutional capital with the digital asset ecosystem, particularly as more crypto companies explore public listings.
Cantor is a global financial services firm headquartered in New York. Founded in 1945, it’s best known as a major player in fixed-income trading, particularly U.S. Treasuries, as well as investment banking, brokerage, and asset management.
Chris Larsen’s nonprofit, which has received over $190 million in tax-deductible donations, will soon control substantial voting power over for-profit Evernorth, a new XRP treasury stock heading for a Nasdaq listing through blank check company, Armada Acquisition.
Buried inside a 1,158-page SEC Form S-4 filed on March 18, regulations force Larsen to reveal exactly how he’s putting his own interests ahead of regular shareholders who might buy stock on the Nasdaq exchange.
Once the reader finds Larsen’s admissions, they’re clear.
“The economic interests of the Sponsor diverge from the economic interests of holders of the Public Shares,” Larsen admits regarding an entity in which his nonprofit has substantial investment and voting control.
Larsen’s RippleWorks Inc., an IRS-registered nonprofit, invested $500,000 in cash plus 211,319,096 XRP tokens into Arrington XRP Capital Fund, LP (the “Sponsor”).
As a result, RippleWorks now holds a majority of its limited partner interests.
Arrington XRP Capital Fund merely collects a “customary annual management fee” and must invest all of RippleWorks’ XRP tokens into Evernorth shares.
Arrington XRP Capital Fund’s general partner is an LLC whose sole managing member is tech blogger-turned-venture capitalist Michael Arrington.
Although Arrington holds formal voting and dispositive control over Arrington XRP Capital Fund regarding Evernoth, he has a contractual agreement to vote as RippleWorks directs him.
‘This structure may create potential conflicts of interest’
Indeed, an October 17, 2025 agreement requires Arrington XRP Capital Fund to “consult with RippleWorks on any decisions directly related to the disposition or voting of Evernorth Holdings Inc. Stock” and “to vote such shares as directed by RippleWorks.”
In addition, the Larsen Lam Children’s Remainder Trust will contribute 50 million XRP for 1,832,454 shares of Evernorth, giving Larsen even greater sway in the soon-to-be-public company.
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Larsen’s risk disclosures are blunt.
“This structure may create potential conflicts of interest between Mr. Larsen’s duties to Ripple, his influence over RippleWorks’ investment in Arrington XRP Capital Fund, and the interests of Evernorth Holdings Inc. and its stockholders.”
Although IRS filings show Larsen listed as secretary/treasurer with $0 compensation, RippleWorks owned $1.4 billion in assets for fiscal year 2024.
Larsen contributed most of these assets while RippleWorks derived 89% of its revenue in 2024 from dumping some of those assets. Its CEO, Doug Galen, earned $845,945 that year.
The filing acknowledges that Larsen “does not have direct control over RippleWorks’ voting or investment decisions with respect to Arrington XRP Capital Fund.”
He did, however, co-found this nonprofit, and he sits on its board. Larsen also serves as executive chairman of Ripple, which is contributing a further 126,791,458 XRP to the same company.
The SEC disclosure is frank. Larsen’s “dual roles and affiliations could give rise to situations where his interests as an executive of Ripple differ from or conflict with the interests of Armada Acquisition and holders of Armada Acquisition Class A Common Stock.”
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Another XRP treasury sweetener for Chris Larsen
Making Larsen’s deal even more sweet, if XRP rallies before closing, RippleWorks and Ripple receive bonus shares in Evernorth through a closing adjustment.
Even if XRP doesn’t rally, they keep their shares at a contractually fixed price.
RippleWorks emerged in 2015 as one of the first crypto-endowed nonprofits, bankrolled by Larsen and Ripple. It had donated millions of dollars to charitable causes yet still possessed $1.4 billion by the end of 2024.
Its 501(c)(3) tax filings show a peak charitable inflow in fiscal year 2018 of $178 million, the same year that XRP hit its all-time high.
In summary, a tax-exempt foundation co-founded by Ripple’s executive chairman directs the voting of Arrington XRP Capital Fund’s shares of Evernorth, a for-profit company.
Larsen’s nonprofit and a company he cofounded receive a guaranteed allocation plus extra shares in the soon-to-be publicly traded treasury stock if XRP rallies before the deal closes.
Cash and XRP from Larsen’s nonprofit, the Ripple company he co-founded, and his Children’s Remainder Trust are going into the Nasdaq deal.
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Pardoned BitMEX founder Ben Delo is funding a Westminster political hub that lends support to a network of controversial right-wing politicians and influencers, an investigation from The Guardian and HOPE not hate has revealed.
The hub, known as “The Sanctuary,” is made up of a number of rooms overlooking Westminster Abbey to which politicians, race scientists, and anti-abortion campaigners are given access free of charge. The rooms are reportedly used for events, office work, and podcasting.
Right-wing MP Rupert Lowe used the hub to launch his Restore Britain party after he was ousted from Reform UK.
The race science magazine Aporia, which has published articles on race and IQ, has also hosted events at The Sanctuary alongside the anti-woke author Eric Kaufmann, who spoke about “the problems with… black culture” and how people should be “comfortable with a natural level of inequality.”
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch have visited The Sanctuary to appear on right-wing podcast Triggernometry.
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A free speech festival promoting “anti-science, anti-expert, and anti-public health positions,” called The Battle of Ideas, uses The Sanctuary and has received £100,000 in funding from Delo.
An annual summer party is hosted each year at the hub and attracts a host of right-wing figures.
Last year’s events saw the likes of former Conservative MP Michael Gove, former Reform UK Deputy Leader Ben Habib, Reform UK loyalists Matt Goodwin and James Orr, and Paul Coleman, the director of a right-wing Christian group that helped overturn the Roe v Wade legislation.
When Queen Elizabeth died, Delo, right-wing figure Jordan Peterson, and his wife, Tammy Roberts, watched the funeral from The Sanctuary.
Delo doesn’t want The Sanctuary’s operations getting out
The Sanctuary takes great care to keep its operations under wraps, withholding its name from the building’s lobby plaques and telling users to keep quiet about the hub online.
Delo was convicted for failing to implement money laundering checks at his crypto exchange that were compliant with the Bank Secrecy Act.
Alongside his fellow BitMEX founders and the exchange itself, Delo was pardoned by US President Donald Trump last year as part of his attempts to appeal to the crypto industry.
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Delo runs the hub alongside his chief of staff, Jeremy Hildreth, an American branding consultant and old Oxford friend.
Hildreth manages the day-to-day operations of The Sanctuary and has donated £26,755 in legal costs to Badenoch for an online harassment case in 2021.
The Sanctuary itself is decorated like a gentleman’s club, and is adorned with gothic architecture, a taxidermy penguin, pictures of Victorian colonists, and cabinets filled with expensive gin and champagne.
In one framed picture of Delo, there’s a letter from Claire Fox, who runs The Battle of Ideas, praising Delo as “our free speech hero.” A copy of Delo’s pardon from Donald Trump is also framed in the halls.
Delo has also portrayed himself as a generous philanthropist and says that he’ll donate half of his wealth to good causes. Delo claims he has donated £100 million, and earlier this month, he donated £20 million to a maths and physics institute.
On top of free speech and public debate causes, he’s also reportedly donated to fields in neurodiversity and Commonwealth relations. Delo’s philanthropy efforts were also praised by Michael Gove, who said he was “proud to know” Delo.
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The move would replace quarterly CELO grants to Opera, which each required Celo governance approval, to a one-time token payment for a three-year partnership.
Publicly traded web browser Opera (NASDAQ: OPRA) announced that it has committed to being a long-term holder of Ethereum Layer 2 Celo’s native token, CELO, according to press release published today, March 19.
Celo Core Co., the primary developer and steward of the L2, submitted a governance proposal today outlining the plan to restructure its five-year-old partnership with Opera, namely proposing to shift the browser giant “from a distribution partner to a long-term network stakeholder.”
If approved by the Celo community, the new structure has Opera set to receive an allocation of 160 million CELO tokens — worth about $13 million at current prices — from the network’s “unreleased treasury,” meaning the tokens would not be purchased from the open market.
CELO rallied over 7% on the day on the news, bucking a broader market slump, though the token remains 99% below its 2021 highs and was trading around $0.08 at time of writing.
Quarterly to One-Time Grant
Under the proposed deal, Opera would swap its existing quarterly grant arrangement for a one-time token payout that initiates an additional three-year partnership between the two organizations.
In December 2023, the Celo community approved a proposal to pay Opera $568,182 per quarter in CELO — dubbed strategic grants, with each grant put before a governance vote on a quarterly basis — through Q1 2026, for a total of nearly $5.7 million, calculated at the time. The approved 2023 proposal emphasizes that Opera intends to hold and stake CELO, and has the ability to participate actively in governance.
These grants were effectively a marketing deal to increase the adoption of Celo DApps, namely MiniPay, specifically across Africa, where Opera Mini was the most popular browser at the time, per the proposal.
The 160 million CELO allocation in today’s proposal, also presented as “a grant for distribution services,” represents what both firms note is a shift to a more long-term partnership and commitment to the Celo ecosystem.
The allocation makes up approximately 27% of CELO’s current circulating supply and 16% of its 1 billion maximum supply. The one-time token transfer would come from Celo’s treasury into an Opera-controlled wallet, with Opera’s governance influence capped at 10% of total staked CELO under normal circumstance, per the governance proposal.
The proposal has already drawn scrutiny from some in the Celo community. One member of the governance forum, under the username Ginsburg, left a comment on the proposal earlier today, raising concerns about the deal’s structure and requesting further clarity from the team:
“This proposal effectively allocates ~160M CELO to Opera in lieu of a cash payment, which introduces meaningful dilution (or at least supply overhang) for existing token holders. I understand the strategic intent—aligning Opera as a long-term stakeholder and scaling MiniPay distribution—but the key question seems to be whether the expected user growth justifies the size of this allocation. If this were a market purchase, it would clearly signal demand. In this case, it’s more akin to CELO using its token as equity to acquire distribution.”
The vote remains pending before the Celo community governance forum. Opera and Celo also announced plans for a joint roadshow in Southeast Asia and Latin America “to drive grassroots adoption and grow the Mini App ecosystem,” starting next month.
Five-Year Partnership
The original partnership between Celo and Opera began in June 2021, when Opera first integrated CELO and Celo’s native stablecoins into the browser’s built-in crypto wallet, bringing cUSD and cEUR to millions of users.
That relationship deepened significantly in September 2023 with the launch of MiniPay, Opera’s self-custodial stablecoin wallet built directly on Celo, which has since grown to 14 million account registrations and processed 420 million transactions across 66 countries, according to the release.
Celo’s stablecoin activity and user base began surging in late 2024 as MiniPay drove adoption globally. Stablecoins more broadly crossed into mainstream fintech in 2025, with total market cap rising 50% even as broader crypto declined.
According to L2Beat, Celo has approximately $247 million in total value secured, making it the largest chain in the validiums and optimiums category — but a fraction of the scale of major rollups like Arbitrum or Base, which each hold over $10 billion.
Where Celo stands out is in user activity: per Token Terminal, the network currently leads all Ethereum Layer 2s by daily active users, with roughly 660,000 DAUs — a figure Celo attributes largely to MiniPay’s global reach.
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Certain market observers predicted that the asset’s price could soon surpass $50, while others cautioned traders to be extremely careful.
The lesser-known altcoin RIVER has defied the ongoing bear market, with its price spiking by double digits over the past seven days.
Some analysts expect the rally to continue, while others view the project as a red flag and warn investors to stay away.
How Much More?
RIVER is among the best-performing top 100 cryptocurrencies in the last week, jumping by 50% and currently trading at around $26 (per CoinGecko’s data). At one point, its market capitalization neared $550 million, whereas as of this writing, it stands at around $500 million.
One factor that may have contributed to the rally is the recent partnership between DIA and River, which is intended to provide the former’s omnichain stablecoin system with accurate, trustworthy price data.
The coin’s pump caught the eye of many analysts, including the popular Ali Martinez. Earlier this month, he claimed that RIVER “is looking bullish” since it has formed an “inverse head-and-shoulders” pattern and predicted that a pump above $20 could open the door to $57. Later on, Martinez confirmed the breakout, setting anything in the $45-$57 range as potential targets.
Kamran Asghar chipped in when RIVER was testing the “critical resistance zone” around $23. Back then, he argued that turning this into support could result in a “clear run” toward $40 and beyond.
Major Red Flags?
Despite the impressive price increase, others remain quite skeptical toward the cryptocurrency. X user Julius Elum noted that RIVER “looks good in the chart,” but claimed that it might be a “manipulatable token” by whales. In his view, entry between $10 and $15 is safe, hopping on the bandwagon at around $20 is risky, while the current levels represent FOMO.
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“It might be a planned liquidity grab. I don’t chase setups if it has formed this obvious conviction. Because most times, it’s a trap. I’d rather take entry when the conviction is still in the doubt stage. But if I must risk it, I will do so with caution,” the analyst concluded.
X user Nehal also sounded the alarm. They believe that there are major red flags surrounding RIVER, suggesting that investors should be aware of more than just a pump-and-dump volatility. The analyst went even further, stating that many traders have reported losing money because the price has moved against their positions. In a subsequent post on March 18, Nehal forecasted that RIVER could plummet below $5 soon.
Highlighting the risks related to the token is nothing new. Earlier this year, X user Erik said 94% of RIVER’s total supply is held by only five wallets, whereas Honey argued that the project resembles previous rug pull schemes.
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Major League Baseball (MLB) announced that it had signed an “integrity protection” agreement with the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as it separately inked a deal with prediction markets platform Polymarket.
In a Thursday announcement, MLB said that its commissioner, Robert Manfred, signed a memorandum of understanding with CFTC Chair Michael Selig following the league’s request for “strong integrity protections in the rapidly evolving prediction market space.” In a separate deal, the league said it had reached an agreement for predictions market platform Polymarket to be its Official Prediction Market Exchange.
“The new agreements that we formed with Polymarket and the CFTC are imperative steps in proactively managing the new and rapidly growing prediction market space,” said Manfred.
In August, MLB sent a memo to players and clubs warning them about prediction markets, reminding them that the league’s gambling rules apply to those platforms. In November, two Cleveland Guardians pitchers were charged with sharing inside information about their play with sports bettors.
The deals were announced amid scrutiny from federal and state lawmakers on prediction markets platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi. In the US Congress, lawmakers have named Polymarket in proposed laws to crack down on bets related to military conflicts, while at the state level, both platforms are facing lawsuits related to betting on sporting events without a license.
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The baseball season kicks off on March 26 with 22 teams playing across the US. As of Thursday, Polymarket has listed several event contracts for the league’s spring training games.
Will the CFTC agreement prevent state-level lawsuits over sports bets?
Although prediction markets platforms offer event contracts on a variety of topics such as US politics, weather, and pop culture, authorities in many US states have been challenging companies like Kalshi or Polymarket over sports bets and, in Arizona, election wagering.
Selig, as the sole commissioner at the CFTC, has been publicly pushing for the agency’s “exclusive jurisdiction” over prediction markets, including through the proposal for a rule that could amend or issue new regulations for overseeing the companies.
“Calling a bet an ‘event contract’ doesn’t make it legal,” said the American Gaming Association in January. “Prediction markets are exploiting regulatory gaps to offer unregulated sports wagers.”
Cointelegraph reached out to Polymarket for comment on potential lawsuits over the deal but had not received a response at the time of publication.
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DeepSnitch AI: The Best AI Crypto Coin of 2026 Records $2.2M in Presale Revenue Ahead of Launch As Investors Rethink Holdings in SOL and AVAX
Recently, there has been a question everyone seems to be asking: Is Deepsnitch AI the best AI crypto coin of 2026? As one of the most promising AI crypto projects, DeepSnitch AI (DSNT) has already raised over $2.2 million in its presale phase and surged from $0.0151 to its current price of $0.04487.
As interest in the best AI crypto and increasing demand for top AI crypto coins grow, DeepSnitch AI is expected to lead this trend.
Bitcoin exchange inflows rise as price faces resistance near $75K
Centralized exchanges have seen a rise in hourly Bitcoin inflows, coinciding with the broader market rally.
Recent statistics indicate that hourly Bitcoin deposits to exchanges reached as high as 6,100 units on the 16th of March. This is the highest level seen in the past few weeks.
A portion of this came from the large holders’ category, which accounted for about 63% of total deposits.
Is DeepSnitch AI the best crypto coin of 2026?
Most investors feel this question has been answered because DeepSnitch AI possesses everything that the best crypto coin of 2026 would. The token boasts of an exponential growth potential, impressive AI utility, and rapidly rising demand.
When traders ask the question: Is DeepSnitch AI the best crypto coin of 2026, there are so many reasons why the answer is yes. First, the project’s growth potential is unmatched, with DSNT up by almost 200% since its presale began.
Second, the token boasts an impressive lineup of five AI agents dedicated to making traders’ lives easier. From identifying potential breakouts to gaining insights into complex market questions, these AI agents help traders stay ahead.
Best of all, they are easy to use and access, so even a user with zero experience would easily fit in.
The announcement of its March 31 launch has contributed to rising demand. Instead of asking if DeepSnitch AI is the best crypto coin of 2026, analysts now expect the project’s launch to be accompanied by a potential 1000x rally, given its current trajectory.
Many are already rushing in to take advantage of its limited incentives. Joining this presale would be highly rewarding, especially for those who are still asking, “Is DeepSnitch AI the best crypto coin of 2026?”
DSNT is confirmed to launch on Uniswap for trading, and could see additional CEX and DEX listings in the near future. Don’t wait until price discovery begins.
Avalanche investors target $15 as AVAX records 10% monthly surge
Avalanche has put together a modest recovery, gaining 10% over the past month. The token was trading at $9.15 on February 23 but has since climbed to $10.21 by March 17, reflecting a gradual return of buying interest as the broader market improves.
What’s now driving interest is the growing expectation of a move toward $15 in the near term. Several market watchers believe AVAX could extend its rally if momentum holds, with projections placing it in the $12-$15 range during the current cycle.
Analysts project imminent breakout past $100 for Solana amid 9% monthly surge
The price of Solana has been increasing over the last month, going up 10%. SOL hit a low of $85.30 on February 23 before increasing to $93.75 on March 18. This may not be an explosive move at first glance, but it is a steady move higher as people become more confident in the market.
Renowned analyst Alicharts suggests a potential short squeeze could accelerate price action after Solana reclaimed the $93 level. If that level continues to hold as support, analysts are pointing to upside targets near $102 and $113.
Conclusion
So, is DeepSnitch AI the best AI crypto coin of 2026?
More investors look toward high-growth AI-driven tokens. However, DeepSnitch AI has already answered this question, proving to be the best with its unique technology and high growth potential.
Added to this are its presale incentives, including the most amazing bonus offers in the market right now. With a $30,000 purchase, an investor would get 668,599 DSNT tokens at the current price. However, with the 300% bonus code (DSNTVIP300), this jumps to 2,674,397 DSNT tokens.
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Deepsnitch AI is increasingly being considered a top contender due to its strong presale performance, real AI utility, and potential for huge growth.
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Dutch market maker IMC Trading has hired Alex Casimo as chief commercial officer of its cryptocurrency business, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
Casimo started in his new role this week and is based in London, the person said, who spoke on condition of anonymity as the matter is private.
The hire reflects IMC’s ambition to build deeper, more strategic relationships with institutional counterparties and foundations across the crypto ecosystem, with a view to become one of the leading client-facing firms in the industry, the person added.
Both IMC and Casimo declined to comment.
Previously, Casimo was founder and COO of crypto market maker Portofino Technologies. He also worked at Citadel Securities.
Traditional finance firms are expanding into crypto as client demand, regulatory clarity, and market infrastructure improve, pushing banks, asset managers, and trading firms deeper into digital assets.
What was once treated as a fringe market is increasingly viewed as another investable and serviceable asset class, with institutions building custody, trading, tokenization and ETF-related businesses to capture new revenue while avoiding being left behind in a market that is becoming more integrated with mainstream finance.
The Amsterdam-based firm already has a significant presence in crypto. According to its website, the company trades $3 billion a day in average volume, supports hundreds of trading pairs, and has access to 50 major exchanges globally.
The market maker uses its own capital, advanced algorithms and high-speed technology to buy and sell financial instruments across equities, options, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and other asset classes. By continuously quoting prices and executing trades on exchanges worldwide, the firm provides liquidity to markets, helping ensure smooth trading, while generating profits from small price differences and efficient risk management.
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Workers roll up copper rods made from recycled copper at a metal melting facility in Yuexi County, central China’s Anhui Province, Friday, July 11, 2025.
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Prices for metals fell sharply across the board Thursday as investors worried about the impact rising oil prices due to the U.S.-Iran war will have on the global economy.
Gold fell nearly 6%, while silver was off 8%. The sell-off extended beyond just those two, as industrial metals like copper and palladium came under pressure, declining 2% and 5.5%, respectively.
While the selling intensified on Thursday, gold and silver have been falling since the war in Iran began, despite the former being viewed as a safe-haven asset. Surging oil prices have created concerns that inflation will reignite and keep interest rates higher. Higher rates weaken the appeal of the bullion, which is non-yielding.
A stronger dollar as a result of the higher rates has also weighed on gold, as it cheapens the metal.
“The risks to inflation taking away the Fed rate cuts that were priced in, and seeing interest rate increases across the world, and real rates rising, that has been the drag on gold,” said Peter Boockvar, CIO at One Point BFG Wealth Partners. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield at one point on Thursday crossed 4.300%.
@GC.1 v. @SI.1 since Feb. 27, 2026.
Meanwhile, copper and palladium, after declining at the onset of the war, stayed relatively stable.
But that has changed as growth concerns begin to weigh on these industrial metals.
Recession risk
Industrial metals are used in practical ways. Copper, for example, is in everything from electronic devices to electrical wiring and plumbing systems. A decline in copper prices is normally viewed by the Street as a sign of slowing economic growth.
@HG.1 v. @PA.1 since Feb. 27 2026 chart.
Wall Street consensus has generally been that the longer the war goes on, the greater is the risk that oil prices remain elevated for long enough that it alters the spending habits of consumers and businesses and leads to a recession.
It’s the “demand destruction” phase of an energy shock that traders and investors are chattering about.
“On the industrial metal side… people are now really worried about the recession risks,” Boockvar said.
And slower growth combined with higher inflation is a “stagflation” scenario. But while investors begin to make “stagflation” trades, others see the possibility as extremely unlikely.
Ed Yardeni, president of Yardeni Research, wrote in a Tuesday note that “oil shocks are less likely to trigger the kind of sustained stagflation seen in the past, particularly during the 1970s,” referencing the economic consequences of the 1973 OPEC embargo. He noted that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, while it caused an oil shock and higher inflation, didn’t lead to a recession.
It’s a belief that Fed Chair Jay Powell repeated in a press conference on Wednesday. “I would reserve the term stagflation for a much more serious set of circumstances.”
While Boockvar thinks the war needs to end for industrial metals’ prices to stabilize, he said gold can likely recover as focus returns to countries’ rising debts and deficits, which gold typically does well against as a “debasement trade” play. He added that those deficits might only worsen due to military spending on the war.
And even if stagflation does arrive, head of asset allocation research at Goldman Sachs Christian Mueller-Glissmann wrote in a Thursday note gold is a play in that environment.
“In case of a continued stagflationary shock, especially if real yields are declining, we would expect more support for Gold prices due to investor demand for real assets and FX diversification,” he wrote.
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