Coinspaid partners with The Residency to provide early-stage startups exclusive access to its advanced stablecoin infrastructure and payment solutions, enhancing their financial capabilities and supporting innovation in digital finance.

Samsung Electronics’ 2nm wafer fab investment of $17.0 billion in Taylor, Texas, has entered the trial operation stage. The plant aims for trial production in 2026 and mass production in 2027, with monthly capacity reaching 50,000 wafers. The fab area is larger than the combined total of Samsung’s Pyeongtaek and Hwaseong plants in South Korea. It mainly uses a GAA architecture, with an existing yield of about 60%. This move is intended to secure orders for AI chips and compete in the market with TSMC.

Generational low formations are typically confirmed in hindsight, but the current price compression across these five assets reflects characteristics that cycle analysts associate with late-stage accumulation. Hyperliquid’s on-chain derivatives model represents a structurally distinct value p

High-risk altcoins often outperform during late-stage bull cycles when liquidity expands rapidly. Infrastructure tokens like Chainlink gain relevance as decentralized applications. The risks are also high, but their location denotes a high-yield, dynamic part of the market that would almost a

EMURGO's CEO, Phillip Pon, hints at a potential partnership with Mastercard to integrate Cardano into its crypto program. Cardano has entered the qualification stage, marking progress in discussions to secure inclusion in Mastercard’s network, hoping for community support to strengthen its case.

The Middle East situation has taken a turn, with U.S. President Trump predicting that the U.S.-Iran conflict will be over within 2 to 3 weeks, driving a rebound in global markets. Asian stocks surged to their strongest gains in months, and both the U.S. stock market and the cryptocurrency market also rose. Iran has signaled a willingness to end the conflict; if the UAE were to join the fighting, it could affect oil prices. As market confidence rises, the issuance of crypto ETFs is expected to bring in new capital, further boosting the market outlook.

The Executive Yuan will finalize today the draft of the “Virtual Asset Services Act.” In the stablecoin’s early stage, it will be limited to bank issuance only and will prohibit the payment of interest; those who issue without authorization may face a maximum fine of 100 million yuan. The new bill is intended to improve the virtual asset regulatory framework, attract talent, and mitigate risks. Industry players are concerned that offshore platforms could affect competition, especially amid doubts about China-based affiliations.

Tom Lee said in an interview on CNBC that the stock market has absorbed 90% to 95% of the selling pressure and may be in the process of rebuilding a base. He analyzed historical data and noted that, beginning in the early stages of wars since 1900, stock markets typically bottom out. He predicts that the crypto market may end the winter by the end of April, but there is disagreement in the market about the timing of the bottom, and analysts have differing views. Lee also noted that excessive deleveraging could lead to a V-shaped rebound.