
The dominant cryptocurrency traded above $83,000, while gold soared past $3,000 for the first time, as tariff-wary investors chose it as a safe haven asset. Gold Soars Past $3K While Bitcoin Chugs Along Above $83K Bitcoin (BTC) saw modest gains over the past 24 hours, rising 0.76% to $83,486.74, though it remains down 6.14% over
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Unnamed Insiders Allege Russia Taps Crypto Assets to Facilitate Oil Trade With China and India

Based on whispers from unnamed insiders quoted by Reuters, Russia is reportedly turning to bitcoin, ether, and stablecoins as tools in its oil trade with China and India. These insiders, described as having “direct knowledge of the matter,” opted to stay in the shadows, citing the delicate nature of the topic. Shadow Claims: Russia Allegedly Bitcoin.com

Weekly Recap: Regulatory Wins, Market Doldrums
It was a week of red in crypto and traditional markets, with bitcoin plummeting below $80K on March 10 and ETH falling to $1,821 the same day. So much for the “Trump Bump.” With the new administration on a tariff-tear this week, the markets were spooked about a recession and crypto was not immune. Still, progress in digital assets was all around, and our reporters reported it all with alacrity. BlackRock’s bellwether BUIDL fund topped $1 billion and tokenized treasuries hit $4.2 billion , Kris Sandor reported. MoonPay, a payments aggregator, made an important stablecoin acquisition , Will Canny wrote. Ripple won a payments license in the UAE (Shaurya Malwa). OKX won a license to operate in Europe , Camomile Shumba reported. Coinbase announced plans to offer 24/7 futures trading in the U.S ., Helene Braun reported. There was also big regulatory news. The U.S. House voted to overturn the IRS’s controversial “broker rule” in a big win for DeFi operators . And a Senate committee voted to send the GENIUS stablecoin bill to the floor, ahead of probable approval there. The Trump Family continued to be front-and-center in the crypto news. World Liberty Financial completed a $590 million token sale (for accredited investors for now), with an assist from adviser/investor and TRON founder Justin Sun. The Wall Street Journal reported that a Trump family representative also explored buying a stake in Binance.US, through World Liberty Financial . From our Asia team, Sam Reynolds examined how the latest draft of the GENIUS act aims to split stablecoin regulation between state and federal authorities. Parikshit Mishra reported on Coinbase returning to India after a two-year hiatus, setting off discussion about the future of crypto in India. Shaurya Malwa continued his excellent reporting on XRP, pushing out multiple reports on Ripple. Malwa also reported on the implications of over-leveraging in the crypto market, as Hyperliquid lost $4 million due to a massive leveraged trade in ETH. Market maven, Omkar Godbole, pushed out a timely piece on bitcoin`s bullish signal ahead of the U.S. CPI report, and was also early to spot how Eric Trump`s tweet on crypto were setting up short-term traders for disappointment. Meanwhile, Tom Carreras had an excellent feature on how Bitdeer, a Singapore-based miner, hopes to shake up the mining machine market. Hopefully next week brings better news in the markets. But, either way, our reporters will be there to cover what matters. Bitcoin.com