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Metaplanet raises $255M and adds warrant structure for Bitcoin buys
Metaplanet raised $255 million and launched new warrants to fund more Bitcoin purchases as it pushes toward a 210,000 BTC treasury target.
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South Korea fines Bithumb $24M, orders 6-month partial business suspension
Regulators found 6.65 million AML violations at Bithumb, including 45,772 crypto transfers involving 18 unregistered overseas VASPs.
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Three Ethereum indicators hint that $2.8K is the next ETH price target
A symmetrical triangle breakout and an unresolved supply overhang are boosting the case that Ether may go as high as $2,800 in March.
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Prediction markets boom on Iran bets as Congress eyes ban
Iran-linked contracts drove prediction market activity higher as the CFTC opened rulemaking and Democrats moved to ban war and death bets.
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How a 2.85% price error triggered $27M in liquidations on Aave
A small pricing error in wstETH collateral caused $27 million in Aave liquidations, highlighting the critical role of price oracles and automated risk systems in DeFi.
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Spy Review: MSO Finalists Play for Top Honors By Steve Parks
Three young finalists in the fifth annual Elizabeth Loker International Chamber Competition performed as featured soloists with the Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra for top prize in a matinee concert Sunday at Chesapeake College’s Todd Performing Arts Center. Violinist Sophia Werner, winner of the 2024 concerto competition at Juilliard School in Manhattan, Read more
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The Right Way and the Wrong Way to Recruit Candidates by David Reel
In November, Maryland voters will elect or re-elect 141 candidates to serve a four-year term in the Maryland House of Delegates and 47 candidates to serve a four-year term in the Maryland Senate. Recently, the Democratic Party of Maryland and the Maryland Republican Party have been busy on campaigns to Read more
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Echoes of the Southern Travels By Katherine Emery General
My maternal grandfather was born and raised in Houston, Texas. Because his work later took him all over the world, his Southern drawl was not as pronounced as that of his relatives who had lived in Texas their entire lives. His voice carried only a gentle trace of it, slow, Read more
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Adkins Arboretum Mystery Monday: Guess the Photo!
Happy Mystery Monday! Can you guess what is pictured in photo #1? The answer to last week’s mystery is the white oak, Quercus alba, pictured in photo #2. The white oak, Quercus alba, a member of the beech family Fagaceae, produces acorns that begin their life story almost as soon Read more
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Eastern Shore Food Coalition Hosts Annual Food Security Symposium March 20th
The Eastern Shore Food Coalition will host the second annual Eastern Shore Food Security Symposium, “Feeding Our Futures, Moving Forward Together,” on Friday, March 20, 2026, at Chesapeake College in Wye Mills. The day-long event will bring together regional leaders, policymakers, nonprofits, and community members to explore practical solutions to Read more