Interesting correlation. The App Store sums up how MiCA landed in the EU:@okx +103 places, @coinbase +26, @Bybit_Official +23, @krakenfx -1.
Looks like folks love the 8% back on your net deposit, up to €20,000 in USDC, plus up to €400 for new accounts. Runs through July 31 on @okx
We’ve been looking at EU exchanges since MiCA went live on July 1.
We deposited €250k on @OKX and qualified for the 8% deposit bonus - €20k. Screenshot below.
They were the first global exchange to get a full MiCA licence. Also have the €400 new-user bonus and VIP level-up after the assessment. Anyone else on OKX?
@esatoshiclub No lies here. Everyone came into 2026 hyped on AI stocks and the BTC halving, then oil just stole the whole show. Up 90%+ in three months while the S&P and crypto got smoked… that’ll humble you fast. The wildest part is how broken the old playbook feels. Tech, risk-on anymore.
The biggest macro trade of 2026 has not been in tech, crypto, or even gold. It has been oil.
Brent crude started the year at $61. By late March, it had moved above $118. That was the biggest quarterly price increase on an inflation-adjusted basis since at least 1988.
At the same time, the S&P 500 is down around 7% this year. Bitcoin is down more than 20%. Gold hit a record high in January above $5,500, but later pulled back to around $4,800, leaving it with only a small gain for the year.
What changed this year is not only the size of the move, but also how differently asset classes are behaving. That kind of gap creates a very different market, where staying focused on one asset class can mean missing where returns are actually coming from.
For most of crypto's history, trading commodities meant opening separate brokerage accounts, dealing with limited market hours, and navigating infrastructure that was never built for how fast this space moves.
That is no longer the case.
@binance now lets you trade oil, gold, metals, and equities alongside crypto, all in one account.
Trade the biggest macro trend of 2026 on Binance.
“If there is a lesson from Rwanda’s journey, it is this: paperless government is not a single project but a stack of intentional choices, laws that create trust, infrastructure that enables scale, services that center the user, and programs that build capability. Get the sequence right, measure and be rigorous about inclusion and accountability. That is how technology becomes governance, and governance becomes public value”.
H.E. Amb. Moses Rugema @MosesRugema ,
High Commissioner of Rwanda to Nigeria @RwandainNigeria sharing his remarks at the National GovTech Policy Roundtable 2026.
#DigitalFirstGovernance #NationalGovTechPolicyRoundtable #NGPR #DigitalGovernance #GovtechAfrica
The Call to Action (The "Required" Part)
Ready to prove your project is here to stay? Or want to show your community you are a real one?
Go lock your tokens here:
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The Trust-BuilderThread Draft
In the Solana trenches, "trust" is the hardest thing to mine.
Most projects fail because the community is scared of a rug or team dumping. But there’s a simple tool that separates the serious builders from the scammers @streamflow_fi
How to do it (The 60-second Guide)
I just locked some tokens myself, and it took 3 clicks:
Connect your wallet to Streamflow.
Go to 'Locks' -> 'Create Token Lock'.
Select your token, set the amount, and pick your unlock date.
Hit 'Create' and sign.
Boom. You are there
@govtech_africa Am thrilled to contribute to this initiative Shaping a future where government is digital by design and citizen centric by default. Let's make Digital First Governance a reality! @govtech_africa#DigitalFirstGovernance@UNDP
Nigeria’s public sector stands at a defining moment. Across the three arms and tiers of government, digital tools are increasingly being deployed to improve service delivery, streamline processes, and modernise governance. Yet, for millions of citizens and businesses, engaging with government still involves navigating complex, time-consuming, and often disconnected systems.
The NATIONAL GOVTECH POLICY ROUNDTABLE 2026 will converge senior government policymakers, technology leaders, and development partners to shape a future where government is digital by design and citizen-centric by default.
Co-convened by Govtech Africa, the Office of the Deputy Speaker, and the National Assembly Library Trust Fund, this high-level engagement will focus on aligning policy, strengthening institutions, and accelerating implementation for a truly Digital First Government.
Theme: "Digital First Governance: Rethinking How Nigerian Governments Serve, Engage and Deliver"
Date: Monday, 30th March, 2026
Time: 9am - 3pm
Venue: National Assembly Library and Resource Centre, Three Arms Zones, FCT-Abuja
#DigitalFirstGovernance #NationalGovTechPolicyRoundtable #NGPR #DigitalGovernance #GovTechAfrica
.@binance is launching the beta of Binance Ai Pro on March 25.
It’s an AI-powered trading assistant that runs through a dedicated sub-account, allowing users to configure strategies, analyze markets, and execute trades while retaining full control.
Access is usage-based via AI credits, with a 7-day free trial and beta pricing at $9.99/month.
The rollout is limited and phased.