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Hyperliquid's upcoming upgrade will introduce portfolio margining, allowing traders to offset risk across positions and make larger trades with less capital, potentially increasing trading activity and market participation.

A former Snap executive and tech investor believes that cryptocurrency does not belong in an AI-focused portfolio, considering it a distinct asset class.

An analyst believes that despite its recent price behavior, Bitcoin can still be a valuable addition to a diversified portfolio, shifting the focus from its survival to its potential as a reserve asset.

The Kazakhstan central bank is considering investing in a $350M crypto-linked portfolio, with potential allocations starting as early as April, indicating a growing interest in cryptocurrency investments.

Grant Cardone's firm, Cardone Capital, plans to tokenize its $5 billion real estate portfolio using blockchain-based tokens, indicating growing interest in tokenization in the real estate sector.

Uniswap founder Hayden Adams has spoken out against scam crypto ads after a victim lost a significant amount of money to a fake ad posing as Uniswap.

Milo, a crypto-backed mortgage provider, has surpassed $100 million in mortgage volume and closed a record $12 million deal, demonstrating its growth and success in the market.

Indian investors are showing resilience in the crypto market by buying the dip in bitcoin and other layer 1 tokens, according to CoinDCX.

Delaware Life has integrated Bitcoin into its retirement annuity portfolio through a BlackRock index, providing indirect exposure to Bitcoin for retirement investors.

Cathie Wood, CEO of Ark Invest, believes that bitcoin can be a good source of diversification for investors seeking higher returns due to its weak price correlations with traditional assets.

Jefferies' Greed & Fear strategist Christopher Wood has reduced his Bitcoin allocation to zero due to concerns over quantum risk, opting for gold instead.

Jefferies has removed its 10% Bitcoin allocation from its pension portfolio, citing fears, despite Bitcoin delivering 325% returns since its addition in December 2020.