The CFTC Innovation Agenda under Chairman Selig replaces enforcement with clear rules for crypto, perpetual futures and prediction markets.
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More than 50% of the bitcoin supply now sits at a loss. K33 sees parallels to earlier bear market lows that followed within weeks.
Crypto sanctions against Russia: the 21st package proposes a first-ever ban on crypto services targeting entire third countries.
A Reuters analysis estimates the Trump family’s crypto gains at $2.3 billion, while investors incurred book losses of the same amount.
IC3 researchers refute three central promises of the AI and blockchain market narrative in a 155-page survey on crypto and AI.
Strategy and BitMine are deep in the red: around USD 21 billion in unrealized losses. The Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) sector is wobbling.
JPMorgan, Citi, Bank of America and Wells Fargo plan a network for tokenized deposits from 2027, operated by The Clearing House.
Crypto VC deals fell to around 50 in May 2026, a five-year low. Mega-rounds like Kalshi’s Series F keep the dollar volume elevated.
Bessent urges Clarity Act passage by summer and confirms progress on the strategic US Bitcoin reserve, now holding 328,372 BTC.
IBM is investing over USD 10 billion in quantum computing: What the roadmap to 2029 means for the Bitcoin risk.
China expands the digital yuan: interest on balances, double the operator banks, and mBridge settling over $55 billion cross-border.
Citi forecasts tokenized securities reaching 5.5 trillion USD by 2030, as DTCC, Nasdaq and ICE build out the underlying infrastructure.
Jamie Dimon attacks Coinbase CEO Armstrong and fights for the banks’ stablecoin yield rule in the CLARITY Act lobbying battle.
BIS and more than 40 banks present the Project Agorá prototype: cross-border payments tokenized and now in the real-money testing phase.
Tokenization opens up new ways for companies to engage investors flexibly and structure financing efficiently.
UK sanctions against HTX, Exmo and 16 other entities target Russia’s A7 crypto network with annual volume exceeding USD 90 billion.
What separates Dogecoin from Bitcoin is its unlimited supply, and the 2013 satire coin now trades through its own US spot ETF.
Bitcoin overtakes gold in the US: per River’s report, 49.6 million Americans own Bitcoin, while just 28.8 million still hold gold.
