Dogecoin’s (CRYPTO: DOGE) official X account buzzed with excitement on Sunday about the fresh update to the MyDoge non-custodial crypto wallet.

Anticipation Over Dogecoin Wallet Upgrade

The account wrote “much anticipation” in response to MyDoge teasing the new version, V3, which introduces decentralized finance, games, AI agents, and other applications designed to help users grow their DOGE holdings within a single ecosystem.

According to MyDoge’s website, the version was in beta testing, and users could register to be on the Beta waitlist.

MyDoge is a free, non-custodial wallet app specifically designed for Dogecoin, allowing users to store, send, receive, and tip DOGE.

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Billionaire investor Ray Dalio expressed his views on Monday on why Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has not fulfilled its anticipated role as a safe-haven asset.

Transparency A Bane For BTC?

Dalio pointed back to the arguments he made during the All-in podcast dated March 3.

“First, Bitcoin lacks privacy. Transactions can be monitored and potentially controlled, which is why central banks aren’t looking to hold it,” said the founder of Bridgewater Associates.

As expected, the view drew rebuttals from Bitcoin advocates.

Veteran trader Oliver L. Velez argued Bitcoin’s lack of privacy is not its weakness, but rather its great strength, providing an excellent alternative to the “opacity” of…

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Leading cryptocurrencies stagnated on Monday, while stocks rallied, as investors digested President Donald Trump’s latest statement on the Iran ceasefire.

Crypto Tokens Dip Overnight

Bitcoin dropped under  $81,000 during evening hours, struggling against firm resistance at $82,000. Ethereum also slid below $2,300, while XRP and Dogecoin moved sideways.

Over $250 million was liquidated in the past 24 hours, predominantly in long positions, according to Coinglass data.

That said, roughly $330 million in Bitcoin shorts were at risk of liquidation if the apex cryptocurrency reclaimed $83,000.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s retail and whale traders continued to bet on its price decline, placing more…

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It looked for a moment that Roaring Kitty was back in the meme-stock spotlight after sharing new cryptic posts that had traders scrambling on Monday afternoon.

The first post featured a meme coin on the Solana blockchain, “7HgfXftRBBqsYtAEYcqjGLQrNJLL6Tww9ek4rE3Apump,” paired with a gif of a cartoon cat wearing a red neckerchief.

The post was up for less than 30 minutes before it was deleted.

This post was also deleted, but the combination was enough to spark speculation across meme-stock and crypto circles, where Roaring Kitty’s posts are often treated as puzzle pieces.

Gill, known online primarily as Roaring Kitty, became a central figure in the 2021 GameStop frenzy after his bullish…

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Liquidity is absolutely surging- but where is it actually coming from?The Surge

Last week focused on the Yen Carry Trade and noted it as being one of the many marginal drivers of liquidity. With that clearly in the rear-view mirror, as yet another Yen intervention has occurred since that article was published, we need to confront a critical reality:

Dollar liquidity is absolutely soaring.

One of the primary reasons I became more cautious in late-summer/early-fall of last year was due to liquidity very clearly rolling over. Not only was the repo market in increasingly severe distress, the broad money supply was decelerating.

Nominally, M2 was still growing (and almost always does), but that’s…

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CRCL stock has surged more than 36% over the past year and are now approaching a closely watched Golden Cross formation, where the 50-day moving average rises above the 200-day moving average — a signal many technical traders view as bullish momentum confirmation.

The setup is particularly notable because the stock still remains well below its 52-week high near $299 despite staging a sharp rebound from earlier lows.

CRCL: Technical Momentum Builds

The technical picture has improved significantly in recent weeks.

CRCL’s shorter-term moving averages have already turned upward, while momentum indicators including MACD (moving average convergence/divergence)…

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Real-world asset tokenization is still treated by many investors as a slow financial market shift. The evidence is starting to move faster than that assumption.

J.P. Morgan says Kinexys has processed more than $3 trillion in transactions since inception and now averages more than $5 billion a day. US banking regulators also clarified in March 2026 that eligible tokenized securities should generally receive the same capital treatment as their non-tokenized form.

The investor question is no longer whether tokenized finance can work in theory. It is whether markets are still valuing it like a 2030 theme while regulated institutions are already building the pipes.

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Why Crypto Is Stuck

The Coinbase Institutional Head of Research said on the Milk Road Show that crypto remains stuck in a “headline driven market,” with traders reacting to fast-moving developments around Iran and broader geopolitical risk.

“You could get a headline at breakfast that really won’t carry over at dinner time,” he said.

David said Bitcoin’s correlation with U.S. equities peaked near 65% in February but has eased in recent weeks. That suggests crypto may be starting to trade on its own drivers instead of simply following stocks.

Those drivers include:

Liquidity conditions

Institutional flows

Long-term holder behavior

Digital asset credit products

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