Hackers hijacked the Bonk.fun website and deployed a fake prompt that can drain connected crypto wallets. Only users who interacted with the malicious message during the attack were affected, while losses so far are reported as minimal.

Eli Lilly has issued a warning regarding the potential risks associated with the active ingredient in Zepbound when combined with vitamin B12. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting concerns that this interaction could pose health risks to patients. The pharmaceutical company advises healthcare providers and patients to be cautious and consult medical professionals before using these substances together. Eli Lilly's announcement underscores the importance of monitoring drug interactions to ensure patient safety. The company is committed to providing updates as more information becomes available.

Since its launch in early 2024, Pump.fun has accumulated approximately $1.08 billion in revenue, becoming the first platform on the Solana blockchain to surpass $1 billion in revenue. According to DefiLlama data, the platform's revenue was $321.3 million in 2024, $664 million in 2025, and $98.3 million so far in 2026. In comparison, Jupiter, a decentralized exchange aggregator in the Solana ecosystem, has accumulated $401.3 million in revenue since its launch, and Raydium, an automated market maker, has accumulated $126.9 million. Pump.fun uses almost all of its protocol revenue for PUMP token buybacks. On March 11, the platform executed a buyback of approximately $1.25 million, representing 99.93% of the previous day's revenue. Since the start of the buyback program, the platform has cumulatively bought back approximately $323.4 million worth of PUMP tokens, representing 28.8% of the circulating supply. Despite this, PUMP is currently trading below its initial offering price of $0.004 and is still significantly lower than its all-time high of $0.0088. Furthermore, public domain records show that Pump.fun has created subdomains pointing to Ethereum, Base, BSC, and Monad, and the platform has also removed the Solana geotag from its X account. Previously, Pump.fun added support for tokens created on platforms such as Raydium and Meteora to its mobile app and acquired the cross-chain trading terminal Vyper.

Iran is experiencing an escalating water crisis exacerbated by ongoing conflict, climate change, and years of governmental mismanagement. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting how the war has intensified the country's already severe water scarcity issues. The combination of environmental challenges and administrative failures has left Iran struggling to manage its water resources effectively. This situation poses significant risks to the nation's agriculture, economy, and overall stability, as authorities grapple with finding sustainable solutions to address the growing crisis.

Israeli startup Wonderful has successfully raised $150 million to advance its AI-driven customer service agents. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the company's plans to utilize the funds for expanding its AI capabilities and enhancing customer interactions. The investment marks a significant milestone for Wonderful, as it aims to revolutionize customer service through artificial intelligence. The startup's innovative approach is expected to streamline operations and improve customer satisfaction across various sectors. This funding round underscores the growing interest in AI technologies and their potential to transform traditional business practices.

The Shanghai Futures Exchange has announced adjustments to the margin requirements and price limits for certain gold and silver contracts. According to Jin10, the gold AU2704 contract will have a price limit of 17%, with a hedged position margin requirement of 18% and a general position margin requirement of 19%. Meanwhile, the silver AG2703 contract will see a price limit of 20%, with a hedged position margin requirement of 21% and a general position margin requirement of 22%. These changes are effective from the time of listing.

New Zealand’s financial regulator has ruled that the New Zealand dollar-pegged stablecoin NZDD does not qualify as a financial product, a move that could provide greater regulatory clarity for stablecoins operating in the country.

The market for obesity medications is anticipated to grow significantly, reaching $150 million over the next ten years. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting that increased competition, improved accessibility, and expanded markets are expected to fuel this demand and distribute the financial benefits across the industry. This growth is driven by advancements in medical treatments and a rising global focus on health and wellness. As more companies enter the market, the availability of these medications is likely to increase, making them more accessible to a broader range of consumers. The expansion of markets will also play a crucial role in this projected growth, as more regions recognize the importance of addressing obesity as a major health concern. The anticipated rise in demand for obesity medicines reflects a broader trend towards prioritizing health and wellness, with significant implications for the pharmaceutical industry.

Utah's HB243 bill, which defines "event betting" as gambling, has been submitted to the governor's office and aims to prevent prediction market platforms such as Kalshi and Polymarket from operating in the state. Governor Spencer Cox has indicated his intention to sign the bill. Kalshi had previously filed a lawsuit against Utah, asking a federal judge to block the state from enforcing gambling restrictions, arguing that its event contracts are federally regulated derivatives, not gambling, and that the CFTC has exclusive jurisdiction over such markets under the Commodity Exchange Act. Kalshi also filed a lawsuit against Iowa on the same day. Previously, a federal judge in Ohio had rejected Kalshi's request to block the state's regulator from enforcing gambling laws. CFTC Chairman Michael Selig stated that the agency has regulatory authority over prediction markets and warned that it will defend this jurisdiction in court. Selig also called well-functioning prediction markets "truth machines," arguing that when participants financially back their opinions, the market can generate more reliable signals than traditional polls.

Informa, a leading global events company, has postponed nearly 12 business conferences originally scheduled to take place in the Middle East. According to Jin10, this decision reflects the company's strategic adjustments in response to current market conditions. The move highlights the ongoing challenges faced by the events industry in adapting to regional and global uncertainties. Informa's decision underscores the importance of flexibility and responsiveness in the face of evolving circumstances.

The state of Utah is poised to prohibit prediction market platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket, intensifying a conflict between state regulators and federal authorities over industry regulation. According to Cointelegraph, the Utah House passed the HB243 (Gambling Revisions) bill on February 10, and it cleared the Senate on February 27, now awaiting the governor's approval. The bill categorizes 'proposition betting' as gambling, targeting wagers on individual events within a game rather than the game's final outcome. The legislation aims to prevent companies from offering sports-related prediction or prop betting in Utah, even if they present themselves as prediction markets instead of sportsbooks. Governor Spencer Cox has expressed his intention to sign the bill, as reported by the Associated Press. He criticized the platforms, stating, 'We are putting a casino in the pocket of every single American, and they are targeting especially young people. It is really awful what they are doing, and we are going to make sure this doesn’t happen in our state.' In response, Kalshi filed a lawsuit against Utah in February, seeking a federal court's intervention to prevent the state from enforcing its gambling restrictions on the platform. Kalshi contends that its event contracts are federally regulated derivatives, not gambling, and argues that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has exclusive jurisdiction over these markets under the Commodity Exchange Act, thus prohibiting states like Utah from banning them. On Wednesday, Kalshi also initiated legal action against Iowa, citing the risk of imminent enforcement actions. This follows an Ohio federal judge's decision on Monday to deny Kalshi's request to prevent state regulators from applying gambling laws to its sports event contracts. The CFTC has maintained its stance on having regulatory authority over prediction markets. Chairman Michael Selig recently stated, 'To those who seek to challenge our authority in this space, let me be clear, we will see you in court.' Speaking at an industry conference in Florida, Selig highlighted the potential of prediction markets as tools for forecasting future events, describing them as 'truth machines' that can provide transparent and accountable signals, potentially more reliable than traditional opinion polls.

The $1.8 trillion private credit market is experiencing a significant departure of investors. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the growing concerns among market participants. This shift is attributed to rising interest rates and economic uncertainties, prompting investors to reassess their strategies. The private credit sector, which has been a popular alternative to traditional lending, is now facing challenges as investors seek safer options. The market's rapid growth in recent years has been fueled by its appeal as a source of higher yields compared to conventional bonds. However, the current economic climate has led to increased caution among investors, who are now prioritizing stability over potential returns. This trend is impacting the availability of capital for private credit funds, which rely heavily on investor contributions. As the market adjusts to these changes, industry experts are closely monitoring the situation to gauge its long-term implications. The shift in investor sentiment underscores the need for private credit funds to adapt to evolving market conditions and reassess their risk management strategies.

Elon Musk has confirmed that X Money, a new financial service integrated into the X, will begin rolling out to the public in April as part of the billionaire's long-running ambition to transform the platform into an “everything app.”

Pump.fun has partnered with MoonPay to let users deposit Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other tokens directly without needing Solana. MoonPay automatically handles swapping and bridging so funds arrive in the correct asset on Solana.

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