Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) posted an earnings beat, but the stock moved lower immediately afterward, with revenue up 85% and shares falling 2.3% in after-hours trading. The decline later narrowed, yet the stock was still down around 2% at press time, as investors weighed elevated expectations, crowded AI positioning, and questions about how fast growth can continue.

Goldman Sachs is slated to take the lead role on SpaceX's IPO filing expected Wednesday, continuing its long-standing involvement in Elon Musk's major public-market transactions. The bank previously led Tesla's 2010 IPO, multiple follow-on equity raises totaling about $2.2 billion, and several debt deals, while retail access ahead of a listing is mainly limited to the ARK Venture Fund with quarterly liquidity and fees as high as 3.49% annually.

Iran’s largest crypto exchange Nobitex processed at least $2.3 billion on Tron and BNB Chain since January 1, 2023. The activity continued after February when Trump’s war began, including at least $22.6 million on BNB Chain and at least $550,000 on Tron. World Liberty Financial said it has no relationship with Nobitex and does not own, operate, or control Tron.

At Consensus Miami on Thursday, OpenSea CMO Adam Hollander said the company is expanding beyond its NFT-marketplace image by building a single non-custodial app that supports NFTs, major tokens, meme coins and perpetuals across 26 chains. He said OpenSea rebuilt its stack about a year ago under OS2 and is preparing OpenSea Mobile with Apple Pay onboarding, citing over 1 million wallets in a recent rewards program and about 600 beta testers in one-on-one sessions.

On March 7 2026, Federal Reserve officials reacted to February’s weaker labor report showing nonfarm payrolls down by 92,000 instead of the 50,000 gain economists had expected. Mary Daly highlighted that a softening jobs market alongside inflation above the 2% goal complicates the next rate decision, while Stephen Miran and Michelle Bowman argued the data supports additional cuts and more policy support for employment. Futures traders moved to price in earlier and possibly deeper rate reductions by year-end.

During the week ending Friday, West Texas Intermediate crude notched its largest weekly advance since U.S. futures began trading in 1983, closing at $90.90 a barrel and jumping 35.63% amid war-related supply disruptions. Over the same period, Brent crude climbed about 28% to $92.69, while major U.S. stock indices, including the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq, fell as traders contended with surging energy prices and weaker labor data.

On Friday, Robinhood's closed-end Venture Fund I, trading under the ticker RVI, slid 11% in its first session on the New York Stock Exchange after being priced at $25 per share. The fund, designed to let retail investors trade exposure to private companies such as Revolut and Databricks, saw its price move between $21 and $22.17. Robinhood is simultaneously growing its Gold and invite-only Platinum credit card lines and launching custodial accounts that let adults invest on behalf of minors.

The US-Israel war in Iran is disrupting the Strait of Hormuz and increasing risk for Toyota, Hyundai, Chery, and other Chinese car brands in key Middle Eastern markets. An analysis from Bernstein highlights that these foreign automakers, which together hold about one‑third of the covered regional market, face shipment delays, higher logistics costs, and potential sales pressure as oil prices surge and traffic through the strait slows. China, which receives around 45% of its oil via this route, is engaging Iran over safe passage for energy cargoes while global automakers and investors monitor the fallout.

On February 24, Binance received a letter from Senator Richard Blumenthal and later replied with a lengthy rebuttal rejecting allegations related to Iran, money laundering, and platform compliance. The exchange said it blocks users in Iran, has not identified direct trades with Iran-based entities, and has offboarded Hexa Whale and Blessed Trust after internal reviews. Binance also highlighted substantial investments in compliance, expanded staff headcount, and cooperation with law enforcement, while denying reports that employees were punished for raising compliance concerns.