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Crypto and global markets declined on Monday as escalating threats between the US and Iran triggered volatility across oil, equities and digital assets.

Hong Kong-listed Boyaa Interactive International is seeking shareholder approval to invest up to $70 million in additional crypto assets over the next year.

NYSE Arca and NYSE American have removed the 25,000 contract position limit on options linked to 11 Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds.

Bitcoin fell around 6% over the past week to trade near $68,100 after breaking a key technical pattern that signals further downside risk.

Arbitrum is trading at $0.0929, less than 1% above its all-time low of $0.0883, as selling pressure intensifies across the market.

Blockchain investigator ZachXBT identified an X account named “Rashid bin Saeed” as a fake persona designed to build engagement and potentially promote crypto scams.

Asian stock markets tumbled on Monday as the US-Iran war entered its fourth week, with a looming deadline over the Strait of Hormuz intensifying global risk aversion.

The South Korean won fell to a 17-year low near 1,511 per dollar as escalating tensions around Iran pushed investors into safe-haven assets.

Bithumb will ask shareholders on March 31 to reappoint CEO Lee Jae-won for another two-year term despite a major Bitcoin glitch and mounting regulatory pressure.

Hailey Welch, known online as the “Hawk Tuah girl,” said the collapse of the HAWK memecoin she promoted in 2024 left her traumatised and facing severe backlash.

Banks are increasingly exploring tokenised deposits as they move commercial bank money onto blockchain infrastructure, according to a report by RWA.io and major financial institutions.

Anthony Scaramucci said Bitcoin’s traditional four-year cycle remains in play despite recent market disruptions, with a new bull phase expected to begin in late 2026.