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US stock futures fell and oil surged after President Donald Trump gave Iran 48 hours to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face strikes on its power infrastructure.

A proposed amendment to Kentucky’s House Bill 380 has sparked industry backlash by extending regulation beyond bitcoin ATMs to hardware wallet providers.

South Korea’s National Tax Service is moving to outsource custody of seized crypto assets after a security lapse exposed mnemonic codes and led to theft.

US Senator Richard Durbin introduced legislation on March 19 to prevent federal bailouts for crypto firms, aiming to shield taxpayers from industry losses.

The FBI has warned of a scam involving a fake Tron-based token designed to trick users into revealing sensitive information and risking wallet compromise.

Grayscale has filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to launch a spot ETF tracking Hyperliquid’s HYPE token, marking a further push into DeFi-linked products.

Pi Network (PI) traded around $0.20 on March 21, attempting to recover after a 35.74% decline from its March 13 peak near $0.27.

A phishing campaign targeting Openclaw developers is spreading through GitHub, attempting to trick users into connecting crypto wallets and exposing funds to theft.

Gemini, the crypto exchange founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, mocked major Wall Street banks by likening them to “dinosaurs” in a social media post.

BitFuFu reported a net loss in 2025 as rising mining costs and bitcoin price volatility offset modest revenue growth and a strategic shift toward cloud mining services.

Bitcoin’s hashrate has fallen by more than 100 EH/s since late February, with analysts pointing to economic strain, infrastructure shifts, and geopolitical disruption as key drivers.

Bitcoin is trading near $70,725 on March 21, with price action constrained by weak demand absorption despite continued accumulation from long-term holders.