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Semilore Faleti is a cryptocurrency writer specialized in the field of journalism and content creation. While he started out writing on several subjects, Semilore soon found a knack for cracking down on the complexities and intricacies in the intriguing world of blockchains and cryptocurrency. Semilore is drawn to the efficiency of digital assets in terms of storing, and transferring value. He is a staunch advocate for the adoption of cryptocurrency as he believes it can improve the digitalization and transparency of the existing financial systems. In two years of active crypto writing, Semilore has covered multiple aspects of the digital…

Read the roomSecondly, when you’re gathering insight, it’s very important for you to read the room. Read what is being upvoted. Read what is being downvoted. Read what is being banned and read what is being blocked. By this, you’re able to understand and see how you will not fall into the same trap, or you could also ace your content. Understand subreddit rulesOn Reddit, you are not posting to the platform itself. You are posting to the subreddit group, and every subreddit group has its own ecosystem of itself. The rules or the activities that work in a particular subreddit…

Nearly six months after the Oct. 10 flash crypto crash erased millions of dollars in a single day, Bitcoin remains under pressure, trading well below its recent peak. The asset reached an all-time high of $126,080 on Oct. 6, but has since fallen about 47% to roughly $67,000. Despite the drawdown, Cathie Wood, a long-time BTC advocate and chief executive of ARK Investment Management, is urging investors to maintain a long-term perspective. Wood, whose firm was among the first publicly listed asset managers to gain exposure to Bitcoin in 2015, has maintained an active presence in crypto-related equities. ARK Invest…

The creator economy is now a $250 billion industry – and it is still accelerating at four times the rate of U.S. GDP growth. But for most creators, that headline figure remains out of reach. Their deal pipelines live in inboxes, their rates are guesswork, and the administrative burden of running a one-person media business eats the hours they should spend creating. Meanwhile, the infrastructure powering the platforms they depend on has long been dominated by centralized cloud providers charging what the industry has quietly come to call a “cloud tax.” That calculus is changing. W3.io recently launched Dealsync for…

Every market crash triggers the same instinct: turn everything off. Close the trades. Disable the EA. Pull the capital. Breathe. Wait until “things calm down.” You have probably done this before. Maybe more than once. And if you are honest with yourself, you know exactly how the story ends: the crash settles, the EA starts recovering, but you never turn it back on. Because now you are afraid. “What if it happens again?” Days turn into weeks. The equity curve climbs without you. And somewhere in the back of your mind, you know you did not make a risk management…

By Sean Tinney March 18, 2026 Your email looked great in the editor. You hit send. But somewhere between your drafts folder and your subscriber’s inbox, part of your message just… disappeared. That’s Gmail clipping. If your open rates have ever come in lower than expected, Gmail clipping could be a factor — with no indication it was happening. What is Gmail clipping? Gmail automatically hides any part of an email that exceeds 102 KB in size. When that happens, subscribers see a “Message clipped [View entire message]” link where the rest of your email content should be. Most readers…

Welcome to this week’s publication of the Market’s Compass Crypto Sweet Sixteen Study #235. The Study tracks the technical condition of sixteen of the larger market cap cryptocurrencies. Every week the Studies will highlight the technical changes of the 16 cryptocurrencies that I track as well as highlights on noteworthy moves in individual Cryptocurrencies and Indexes. As always, paid subscribers will receive this week’s unabridged Market’s Compass Crypto Sweet Sixteen Study sent to their registered email Sundays. Past publications including the Weekly ETF Studies can be accessed by paid subscribers via The Market’s Compass Substack Blog.An explanation of my objective…

Hundreds of thousands of Americans are being warned after a Texas-based healthcare firm suffered a major cybersecurity incident. In a new filing with the Office of the Maine Attorney General, Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital says 257,073 people are affected by a data breach that allowed an “unauthorized party” to access its computer network and information systems. Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital is a government-owned general medical and surgical facility that offers inpatient and outpatient surgery, intensive care (ICU), emergency care, and imaging. The hospital says an intruder accessed its systems and stole files containing personal or health information, including names, addresses, phone numbers,…

Welcome to our institutional newsletter, Crypto Long & Short. This week:Nilmini Rubin on the challenge facing crypto and traditional markets to create a hybrid, shared governance structure.Meredith Fitzpatrick covers how financial institutions must fundamentally rethink AML risk as crypto and TradFi converge.Top headlines institutions should pay attention to by Francisco Rodrigues.Maple loans surge past $1 billion in Chart of the Week.-Alexandra LevisExpert InsightsGovernance is the real Layer 1By Nilmini Rubin, chief policy officer, HederaWhen Silicon Valley Bank collapsed in 2023, USDC briefly lost its dollar peg after billions in reserves were trapped in the bank. The impact spread quickly, stalling…

JOLTS Job Openings — Tuesday, March 31, 2026 Yesterday’s Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey confirmed the labour market’s low-hire, low-fire dynamic remained firmly intact through February. Job openings came in at 6.9 million, little changed on the month — the more precise figure being 6.882 million, a decrease of 358,000 from the upwardly revised January figure of 7.24 million, and modestly below the consensus forecast of 6.918 million. The headline story was in hires. The number of hires decreased to 4.8 million, down 498,000 in February, and was down by 387,000 over the year. The hires rate fell to…