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SEC Shifts to Crypto Rulemaking as Trump Pushes U.S. Market Framework

Washington may finally be moving away from treating crypto like a legal punching bag. SEC Chair Paul Atkins says the agency is shifting from the old “regulate by lawsuit” routine toward clearer rules for digital assets, while the Trump administration and Congress work on a framework that could help the U.S. chase its long-running dream […]

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CFTC Seeks to Undo Gemini Settlement After Saying Case Shouldn’t Have Been Filed

The CFTC is trying to unwind part of its own case against Gemini, a rare regulatory reversal that could erase the remaining injunction from the exchange’s 2025 settlement while leaving the $5 million fine intact. CFTC and Gemini jointly seek court relief Agency now says complaint should not have been filed Whistleblower credibility and evidence […]

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Bitcoin Options Traders Buy $70K Puts as Bulls Hedge Near-Term Downside Risk

Bitcoin options traders are still leaning bullish overall, but short-term activity has turned more cautious, with put buying picking up around the $70,000 strike as traders hedge against near-term downside risk. Open interest: about $37.565 billion Calls vs. puts: 57% calls, 43% puts 24-hour volume: about $3.663 billion, with puts slightly ahead Key hedge zone: […]

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Taleb’s Black Swan Warning Resonates as Crypto Markets Brace for Uncertainty

Taleb’s Black Swan Lens Gains Traction as Crypto Markets Embrace Uncertainty Crypto investors keep trying to forecast every twitch in price, and the market keeps reminding them that certainty is mostly a comforting lie. Nassim Nicholas Taleb’s Black Swan framework is getting fresh attention because it forces a harder truth: the biggest moves are often […]

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Senate Banking Committee Advances Crypto Clarity Bill as Stablecoins, Tokenization Surge

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee just pushed crypto closer to a federal rulebook, while stablecoins, tokenization, and good old-fashioned leverage all kept doing their thing in the background. 15–9 vote: The Senate Banking Committee advanced the Crypto Clarity bill Market structure: The bill targets token classification, spot markets, custody, and exchange rules Stablecoins and tokenization: […]

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Fold Rolls Out Bitcoin Credit Card With 1.5% BTC Back and Visa Support

Fold Holdings has started rolling out its Bitcoin Credit Card to selected users on its waitlist, pushing a familiar payments product into bitcoin territory with a simple pitch: spend as usual, earn BTC instead of bland airline points or store-credit nonsense. 1.5% back in bitcoin on purchases Up to 4% back through partner offers and […]

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United Texas Bank Wins National Charter to Expand Crypto Banking Services

United Texas Bank just cleared a major regulatory hurdle that could give crypto firms something they’ve been desperately short on: a serious, federally chartered banking partner that isn’t afraid of digital assets. OCC approval gives UTB a national bank charter Direct access to Federal Reserve payment systems, including wire transfers and ACH FDIC insurance stays […]

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Lummis Warns CLARITY Act Failure Could Put Crypto Developers Back in Prosecutors’ Crosshairs

Sen. Cynthia Lummis is warning that the crypto industry may be running out of runway in Washington: if the CLARITY Act doesn’t pass this Congress, American software developers could once again end up in the legal crosshairs for nothing more than publishing code. CLARITY Act pressure: pass it now or risk another cycle of crypto […]

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Banca Sella Wins MiCA Approval for Crypto Custody and Transfers by 2026

Banca Sella has won Bank of Italy approval under MiCA to offer crypto custody and transfer services, putting the Italian lender on the short list of regulated banks building real digital asset infrastructure. Bank of Italy approval under the EU’s MiCA framework Custody, receipt, and transfer of crypto assets approved Rollout expected by end of […]

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Circle, Nium Expand USDC Payments Network Across 190+ Countries

Circle is pushing USDC deeper into global payments infrastructure, and the message is getting clearer by the day: stablecoins are graduating from exchange grease and speculative side quests into something closer to real financial plumbing. USDC settlement meets local-currency payout rails Nium joins Circle Payments Network as a global payout partner 190+ countries, 100 currencies, […]

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Cash App Rolls Out USDC Support for Nearly 60 Million Users

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Cash App is rolling out USDC support to nearly 60 million users, turning Block’s flagship app into a mainstream way to send, receive, deposit, and withdraw digital dollars across major blockchains. USDC deposits, withdrawals, and payments are now being added to Cash App. Nearly 60 million users are in scope, with about 25% getting access […]

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Mastercard Wins New York BitLicense to Expand Stablecoin and Crypto Payments Push

Mastercard just got a New York BitLicense, and that’s a much bigger deal than the usual corporate “we’re exploring blockchain” fluff. Mastercard Transaction Services (U.S.) LLC received a BitLicense from NYDFS The approval opens the door for broader digital asset services in one of the toughest U.S. regulatory regimes Mastercard is deepening its push into […]

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Bitcoin Falls to $75K as Kyrgyzstan Launches Gold-Backed Stablecoin

Bitcoin slipped to $75,000 as the crypto market shed $13.58 billion, while Kyrgyzstan rolled out a gold-backed stablecoin, another reminder that crypto is equal parts bruising volatility and state-level experimentation. Crypto market cap fell by $13.58 billion Bitcoin price today hit $75,000 after a sharp slide Kyrgyzstan launched a gold-backed stablecoin State-backed digital money is […]

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Five Dormant Bitcoin Wallets Burn 107 BTC Worth $8.3M Forever

Five long-dormant Bitcoin wallets just moved 107 BTC — worth about $8.3 million — to a burn address, permanently removing those coins from circulation. It’s a tiny cut to Bitcoin’s already capped supply, but a loud reminder that scarcity is not a marketing slogan; it’s baked into the money. 107 BTC burned About $8.3 million […]

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$8M in Bitcoin Reportedly Burned, Exposing BTC Scarcity and Self-Custody Risks

Bitcoin got a little scarcer after an unexplained transaction reportedly burned about $8 million worth of BTC, permanently removing coins from circulation and hammering home a brutal truth: Bitcoin does not care if you meant to do that. About $8 million in BTC was reportedly burned The coins appear to be permanently unspendable No clear […]

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Dormant Bitcoin Wallets Move $8.3M After 11 Years: Burn or Lost Coins?

Two dormant Bitcoin wallets woke up after 11 years of silence, moving about $8.3 million in BTC and triggering fresh speculation about whether the coins were deliberately burned or simply lost to a bad key management move. 11-year dormancy: two long-silent Bitcoin wallets suddenly moved coins after more than a decade $8.3 million at stake: […]

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Bitcoin Moves From Speculation to Reserve Asset as U.S. Bill Targets Treasury BTC Reserve

Bitcoin is being talked about less like a casino chip and more like a reserve asset. That shift is now showing up in gold research, U.S. legislation, and a growing split between countries that want monetary sovereignty and those still treating crypto like a compliance nuisance. Bitcoin is increasingly framed as a strategic hard asset […]

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Trump Backs Prediction Markets as CFTC, States Clash Over Kalshi and Polymarket

Donald Trump has jumped into the prediction markets fight, backing platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket while Washington and the states claw over who gets to regulate them. Trump backs prediction markets as part of America’s crypto push CFTC vs. state regulators is the core legal battle Kalshi and Polymarket are at the center of the […]

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Warren Targets OCC Crypto Charters as Industry Defends Federal Oversight

Elizabeth Warren is taking aim at the OCC’s approval of national trust charters for crypto firms, while The Digital Chamber says the regulator acted within the law and finally gave digital asset businesses a sane path into federal oversight. Warren’s claim: at least nine crypto firms may have received charters they don’t qualify for The […]

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Crypto PACs Spend Millions in Texas Runoffs to Shape Crypto Regulation and Congress

Crypto-linked PACs poured millions into Texas runoff elections, a blunt signal that the industry is no longer content to lobby from the sidelines. It wants seats at the table, friendly lawmakers, and a shot at shaping crypto regulation before Washington writes rules that stick. Millions spent in Texas runoff races Ken Paxton, John Cornyn, Christian […]

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