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Stellar (XLM) is seriously underrated. Fast transactions, low fees, and built for real-world payments 🌍💸
This isn’t just hype… this is utility. #XLM #Crypto”
This isn’t just hype… this is utility. #XLM #Crypto”
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[Replay] 🎙️ Chat about Web3 cryptocurrency topics and co-build Binance Square.
03 h 28 m 22 s · 5.2k listens
Be honest—are you here for long-term gains or quick flips? 👇 Let’s talk strategy #CryptoTalk
ZEROBASE
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Final result: KPMG
Tether, issuer of the world’s largest stablecoin USDT (market cap ~$184 billion), has hired KPMG—one of the Big Four accounting firms—to perform its first-ever full independent financial statement audit.
The move, confirmed via a Financial Times report, is explicitly designed to support Tether’s push into the US market.For years, Tether faced criticism over reserve transparency.
It previously relied only on limited quarterly attestations from smaller firms and paid a $41 million CFTC fine in 2021 for misleading claims about full dollar backing.
A comprehensive KPMG audit will now cover assets, liabilities, reserves, internal controls, and risk systems—delivering the highest global standard of assurance.The timing is strategic. The audit aligns with upcoming US regulations, such as the GENIUS Act, which require rigorous oversight for foreign stablecoin issuers.
Tether has already paused up to $20 billion in fundraising plans pending the results and engaged PWC to strengthen internal systems.This marks a major credibility boost.
With ~60% market share, Tether now directly competes with Circle’s more-regulated USDC (audited by Deloitte).
The audit is expected to ease institutional adoption, improve banking partnerships, and support potential future financing or listings.Skeptics will await the final report, but the engagement signals Tether’s shift from crypto’s regulatory gray zone to mainstream finance.
For users and investors, it could herald a new era of transparency and stability in the stablecoin sector.
The move, confirmed via a Financial Times report, is explicitly designed to support Tether’s push into the US market.For years, Tether faced criticism over reserve transparency.
It previously relied only on limited quarterly attestations from smaller firms and paid a $41 million CFTC fine in 2021 for misleading claims about full dollar backing.
A comprehensive KPMG audit will now cover assets, liabilities, reserves, internal controls, and risk systems—delivering the highest global standard of assurance.The timing is strategic. The audit aligns with upcoming US regulations, such as the GENIUS Act, which require rigorous oversight for foreign stablecoin issuers.
Tether has already paused up to $20 billion in fundraising plans pending the results and engaged PWC to strengthen internal systems.This marks a major credibility boost.
With ~60% market share, Tether now directly competes with Circle’s more-regulated USDC (audited by Deloitte).
The audit is expected to ease institutional adoption, improve banking partnerships, and support potential future financing or listings.Skeptics will await the final report, but the engagement signals Tether’s shift from crypto’s regulatory gray zone to mainstream finance.
For users and investors, it could herald a new era of transparency and stability in the stablecoin sector.
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ZEROBASE Weekly (Mar 16–22, 2026)
Based on data from primary platforms, ZBT traded between $0.067186 and $0.079501. Overall liquidity remained healthy. With the average top-of-book spread maintained at an extremely low level of 0.45 percent. Spreads stayed tight, with the average top-of-book spread at just 0.45%.
The crypto market delivered strong gains last week even as the macroeconomic backdrop grew more challenging: total market capitalization advanced from roughly $2.36 trillion to over $2.5 trillion, while Bitcoin climbed from the mid-$66,000 zone to above $74,000.
This performance highlighted an emerging decoupling from equities, with BTC increasingly acting as a geopolitical safe-haven asset.
Economic releases were mixed yet mostly reflected pre-Iran-shock conditions: February CPI stayed at 2.4% YoY (core eased to 2.5%), January PCE improved to 2.8%, and consumer sentiment dropped to 55.5 as higher gasoline costs reinforced stagflation worries.
On the positive side, crypto-specific tailwinds remained solid — including closer SEC/CFTC collaboration on digital assets, meaningful progress on stablecoin yield legislation, and BlackRock rolling out its first staked ETH ETF.
ETF flows hit their strongest level in months: Bitcoin spot ETFs logged their first fully green week since late September with +$763 million net inflows, Ether ETFs added +$161 million, and every sector closed higher.
For this week（3.23）, Crypto surrendered the previous week’s advances as a hawkish FOMC and heightened geopolitical risks overshadowed landmark regulatory wins: the total market cap topped $2.51 trillion on Tuesday, with BTC briefly hitting $75,800 before retreating to ~$68,700 by Sunday — an roughly 8% drop from its weekly peak.
The SEC and CFTC released a groundbreaking joint statement classifying 16 major crypto assets (including BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP) as digital commodities, while senators reached a tentative deal on stablecoin yield — a major step forward for the CLARITY Act.
The FOMC kept rates unchanged at 3.50-3.75% but adopted a notably hawkish stance: 14 of 19 members now expect just one cut or fewer in 2026, and the Fed lifted its PCE inflation projection to 2.7%. The BOE, ECB, and BOJ also held policy steady on Thursday, all citing uncertainty around the Iran conflict.
ETF flows flipped negative toward week-end: Bitcoin spot ETFs ended with a modest +$93 million net (early gains wiped out by three consecutive days of outflows post-FOMC), while Ether ETFs recorded roughly -$60 million, including the biggest single-day Ether redemption in over a month.
The crypto market delivered strong gains last week even as the macroeconomic backdrop grew more challenging: total market capitalization advanced from roughly $2.36 trillion to over $2.5 trillion, while Bitcoin climbed from the mid-$66,000 zone to above $74,000.
This performance highlighted an emerging decoupling from equities, with BTC increasingly acting as a geopolitical safe-haven asset.
Economic releases were mixed yet mostly reflected pre-Iran-shock conditions: February CPI stayed at 2.4% YoY (core eased to 2.5%), January PCE improved to 2.8%, and consumer sentiment dropped to 55.5 as higher gasoline costs reinforced stagflation worries.
On the positive side, crypto-specific tailwinds remained solid — including closer SEC/CFTC collaboration on digital assets, meaningful progress on stablecoin yield legislation, and BlackRock rolling out its first staked ETH ETF.
ETF flows hit their strongest level in months: Bitcoin spot ETFs logged their first fully green week since late September with +$763 million net inflows, Ether ETFs added +$161 million, and every sector closed higher.
For this week（3.23）, Crypto surrendered the previous week’s advances as a hawkish FOMC and heightened geopolitical risks overshadowed landmark regulatory wins: the total market cap topped $2.51 trillion on Tuesday, with BTC briefly hitting $75,800 before retreating to ~$68,700 by Sunday — an roughly 8% drop from its weekly peak.
The SEC and CFTC released a groundbreaking joint statement classifying 16 major crypto assets (including BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP) as digital commodities, while senators reached a tentative deal on stablecoin yield — a major step forward for the CLARITY Act.
The FOMC kept rates unchanged at 3.50-3.75% but adopted a notably hawkish stance: 14 of 19 members now expect just one cut or fewer in 2026, and the Fed lifted its PCE inflation projection to 2.7%. The BOE, ECB, and BOJ also held policy steady on Thursday, all citing uncertainty around the Iran conflict.
ETF flows flipped negative toward week-end: Bitcoin spot ETFs ended with a modest +$93 million net (early gains wiped out by three consecutive days of outflows post-FOMC), while Ether ETFs recorded roughly -$60 million, including the biggest single-day Ether redemption in over a month.
We built the only tool that detects and fixes AI spec drift.
Dusk
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We built the only tool that detects and fixes AI spec drift.
Introducing Pituitary: it scans your entire repo and catches when your docs, specs, and code contradict each other. Ships with an MCP server. All open-source.
Our founder @Autholykos built Pituitary to keep specs and docs consistent across sessions.
Try it in 30 seconds ↓
Learn how to use it here: https://dusk.network/news/pituitary/
Introducing Pituitary: it scans your entire repo and catches when your docs, specs, and code contradict each other. Ships with an MCP server. All open-source.
Our founder @Autholykos built Pituitary to keep specs and docs consistent across sessions.
Try it in 30 seconds ↓
Learn how to use it here: https://dusk.network/news/pituitary/
Fabric Foundation
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Robotics is the next frontier for AI, surpassing $150B in the next 2 years.
Our core contributor OpenMind works alongside major players like Circle, NVIDIA, and Unitree to build important software that powers the AI brains in robots.
Therefore, Fabric Foundation was established to build a path for open robotics across the world and to hasten the development of onchain payments, identity, and governance infrastructure.
The decentralized robot economy begins today, powered by $ROBO.
Read more from our blog: https://fabric.foundation/blog/fabric-own-the-robot-economy
Our core contributor OpenMind works alongside major players like Circle, NVIDIA, and Unitree to build important software that powers the AI brains in robots.
Therefore, Fabric Foundation was established to build a path for open robotics across the world and to hasten the development of onchain payments, identity, and governance infrastructure.
The decentralized robot economy begins today, powered by $ROBO.
Read more from our blog: https://fabric.foundation/blog/fabric-own-the-robot-economy
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