AlphaPepe has confirmed a BiFinance listing for the ALPE/USDT pair, marking its second confirmed centralized exchange relationship within a week after Azbit.
PHA token surged over 36% in a day, hitting $0.0437 after Bithumb announced a PHA/KRW pair and Phala Network partnered with Venice AI for privacy-focused compute. Volume jumped 170%+. Pullback to $0.0389. Key support at $0.038; next target $0.050.
Bitcoin climbed above $72,000 with daily volume topping $81 billion, while Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin also posted solid gains. Smaller altcoins including MANTRA and PHALA outperformed with sharp percentage increases.
Pharos Network has launched the AtlanticOcean testnet, a major step toward building the fastest EVM L1 blockchain for cross-border tokenized real-world assets (RWAs). Key upgrades include hybrid parallel execution, a 1 billion token supply, and modular architecture. Mainnet expected in Q1 2026.
The NFL's three official sports betting partnerships worth nearly $1 billion expired at midnight on March 31, with no renewal amid data pricing disputes. Simultaneously, the league faces a product liability lawsuit over allegedly addictive microbetting products.
The NFL entered April without any official sportsbook partner for the first time since 2021 after deals with FanDuel, DraftKings, and Caesars expired. Stalled negotiations over Genius Sports data pricing and a new microbetting product liability lawsuit targeting the league add to the crisis.
The NFL enters April without official sportsbook partners for the first time since 2021 as $1B deals with FanDuel, DraftKings, and Caesars expire. Stalled negotiations over Genius Sports data costs coincide with a product liability lawsuit over addictive microbetting.
NFL's three 5-year deals worth nearly $1B with FanDuel, DraftKings, Caesars expired March 31 without renewal, stalled over Genius Sports data pricing. Simultaneously, PHAI filed a product liability lawsuit over addictive microbetting products, citing tobacco industry parallels.
