Swan Bitcoin requests the summons of Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick and Cantor Fitzgerald to support an offshore lawsuit against 2040 Energy. Swan accuses Tether of inciting an "industry coup," leading to the breakdown of its partnership with Tether, and suggests Lutnick may be connected to Tether’s improper conduct. If the court approves the subpoena, it will help reveal relevant communications and financial relationships.

Bitcoin financial services firm Swan Bitcoin has filed an ex parte application in moves to subpoena Cantor Fitzgerald and its former CEO, Howard Lutnick, seeking discovery tied to a failed mining venture involving former employees.  Swan sued several ex-staff in September 2024, alleging that they s

Versan Aljarrah, founder of Black Swan Capitalist, likes to studies the architecture behind news. In a recent thread, he laid out a view of crypto legislation that cuts through the noise; placing XRP and XLM at the heart of what he calls the coming financial system. Aljarrah argues that what w

# Author: Michel Athayde, Bitget Wallet BD Ambassador ## Abstract In traditional financial markets, long-term purchases of deep out-of-the-money (OTM) puts are often viewed as a classic "black swan insurance" strategy: consistently losing premium in normal times, but breaking even or making significant profits in a single event when extreme risks occur. The question is: does this logic still hold in the crypto market with higher volatility and more frequent crashes? The backtesting results presented in this report provide a nuanced answer. Based on historical data from 2018-01-01 to 2026-03-14, we conducted an analysis of

Elon Musk's X Money will enter early access in April, with Nassim Taleb praising it as a superior alternative to Bitcoin. He argues it promotes competition in currency issuance, functional daily use, and is backed by a robust infrastructure, unlike volatile cryptocurrencies.

Reuters reports that due to the US-Iran conflict causing market volatility, the Bank of Japan's probability of raising interest rates in March has decreased to about 5%. The Middle East situation affects oil prices and economic outlook, forcing the Bank of Japan to consider delaying the rate hike, possibly to April. The yen's depreciation may also prompt a rate increase to stabilize the exchange rate. Analysts point out that if the situation remains uncertain, the central bank will adopt a wait-and-see approach to assess the data.