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The esteemed Kobeissi Letter has made quite the ruckus with its recent proclamations, asserting that the market’s focus has shifted from the tumultuous oil prices to the rather disconcerting shockwaves emanating from the bond market. “The bond market, I daresay, poses a far greater threat to the United States than any energy crisis,” Adam Kobeissi boldly declared in what has become a widely circulated discourse on the social platform X.

Crypto Patel believes a Bitcoin bear market isn’t likely, because many traders are expecting one based on the idea that Bitcoin follows four-year patterns. He shared a chart with a specific price point that, if reached, could indicate Bitcoin’s direction is changing.

In an announcement fit for the finest salons of St. Petersburg, Artificial Financial Intelligence has triumphantly declared that its Proof-of-Reserve vaults on Base have crossed this remarkable threshold. This news, as if whispered among the elite, was delivered through an elaborate thread shared on X-because who needs privacy when you can broadcast your successes?

The survey, precise as a Swiss watch, tells us that a larger number of institutions have invested in Solana than have done so in the more unassuming XRP and Dogecoin. Presently, 36 % of the respondents report having allocations to Solana as of January 2026, while an additional 38 % plan to increase those amounts. In contrast, only 18 % of them have allocated to XRP and 25 % intend to add more within the same year.

Recent analysis from CryptoQuant shows a significant increase in activity for Bitcoin and Ethereum perpetual futures. On March 16th, the total open interest (OI) for both cryptocurrencies reached around $30 billion – the highest level since late January. This surge happened quickly, all within a single week of focused trading. Bitcoin’s open interest hit $23 billion, and Ethereum reached nearly $16 billion. Notably, both cryptocurrencies experienced this increase simultaneously, coinciding with a price increase.

As if caught in a cosmic déjà vu, the on-chain indicators are following suit with an almost comedic one-cycle lag. But hark! The December fiasco left quite the mark on PI’s reputation.

This garment, donned on the fateful eve of June 27, 2024, during the inaugural presidential debate, hath been immortalized as the very embodiment of triumph-a “knockout,” as the faithful proclaim. Yet, one cannot help but muse: is this not the apotheosis of our age’s folly? A suit, once a mere shield against the elements, now dissected and commodified, its threads woven into the tapestry of digital speculation. How quaint, how utterly American.

Oh, honey, the Backpack Exchange’s token generation event was messier than a Bridget Jones diary entry. The $BP token dropped on Solana with a cool one billion tokens, and suddenly everyone’s acting like they’re Sherlock Holmes, sniffing out insider trading on Polymarket. Drama, much?

While social media is filled with negative feelings, a look at actual transaction data suggests the situation with regular investors is more nuanced.

Schiff points out that Bitcoin hit $69,000 back in November 2021, and now, in March 2026, it’s trading below $67,000. That’s longer than it takes to binge-watch every Mel Brooks movie-twice! He calls this an “anti-record,” which is just a fancy way of saying Bitcoin’s been napping harder than a hibernating bear. And all this while the crypto world was screaming “mass adoption!” Schiff’s like, “Yeah, sure, adopt this-a four-year-old price tag!”