The blockchain technology has its place in each of the different markets and it is interesting to be up-to-date with the novelties that occur in them.
That is why from Crypto-Economy we bring the selection of the most relevant news of the different markets that have come into contact with blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
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TL;DR Ceasefire rally: Zcash jumped after the US-Iran ceasefire announcement, briefly hitting $336.50 before settling near $332 with nearly 25% gains. Technical structure: Zcash is repeating
TL;DR: Absolute Dominance: The platform generates 96.8% of the total fees in the sector, reaching $6.8 million in just one week. Financial Projection: With daily revenue
TL;DR: Strategic truce: Donald Trump proposes a two-week ceasefire window contingent on the safe reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Asset reaction: The crypto and gold
TL;DR Regional Flows: Switzerland led digital asset inflows with $157.5 million, far outpacing the US and reinforcing Europe’s stronger market participation. Asset Performance: XRP dominated digital
TL;DR Daily Inflows: Bitcoin ETFs attracted $471 million on Monday, their strongest single-day inflow since late February, even as market sentiment stayed in “Extreme Fear.” Institutional
TL;DR: Monthly records: March 2026 closed as the second month with the highest historical volume, reaching $25.7 billion in notional trades. Shared leadership: Kalshi led the
TL;DR: Binance expanded its liquidity program for altcoins, doubling the eligible pairs from 20 to 40 selected assets. The program incorporates DeFi tokens such as AAVE,
TL;DR: Polymarket’s prediction markets show only a 4% probability of a ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran before April 7. According to Axios, the U.S., Iran,
TL;DR Market cooldown: Perp DEX activity has fallen for five straight months, with March 2026 volume at $699 billion and daily flows hitting a low of
TL;DR Bitcoin Flows: Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $173.73 million in outflows as major issuers like IBIT and FBTC faced heavy withdrawals, reflecting continued institutional caution. Grayscale
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