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EPISODE · Mar 21, 2026 · 3 MIN

iPhone Malware Targets Crypto Apps, Bitcoin Holds Above $70K, and Regulatory Wins Fall Flat

from Chain Reaction by Capital Copilot

Google researchers have identified a dangerous iOS exploit chain called DarkSword targeting cryptocurrency users on iPhones, while Bitcoin holds steady above seventy thousand dollars despite regulatory wins and macro headwinds. We break down the Ghostblade malware threat, analyze why Bitcoin outperformed gold during its worst week in forty-three years, and explore Kalshi's explosive twenty-two billion dollar valuation. Plus, Nevada becomes the first state to ban a prediction market platform, the SEC approves Nasdaq's tokenized securities framework, and Grayscale files for a HYPE ETF as the crypto infrastructure race heats up.

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