Trump’s call for the Clarity Act and doubled Treasury bond buybacks drove the Bitcoin rally past USD 75,000, with ETF inflows near USD 1 billion.
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SkyBridge founder Anthony Scaramucci says long-term Bitcoin holders cut their positions once the price reached USD 100,000 per coin.
Kraken opens US stock trading to clients across the EEA under a Cypriot MiFID II license, while Switzerland stays out as a non-EEA state.
Harvard’s Bitcoin ETF position stayed at 3,044,612 IBIT shares in the second quarter, while the endowment sold its Ether ETF holding in full.
The head of the global gold lobby, David Tait, expects Bitcoin to drop to zero, while BlackRock’s IBIT gathered USD 70 billion in 341 days.
A new MSCI methodology for non-operating companies could trigger index exclusion for Strategy and Metaplanet from the ACWI IMI.
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Bitcoin’s BIP editors stripped Luke Dashjr of his rights 26 hours after a motion, triggered by a conflict of interest around BIP-110.
The Tether KPMG audit ended with an unqualified opinion for the 2025 financial year and confirmed a reserve surplus of USD 6.814 billion.
The Trezor data breach at fulfillment provider ShipMonk exposed names, addresses and phone numbers of 13,689 customers.
India’s central bank confirms early BRICS talks on linking CBDCs, yet no evidence supports a role for the XRP Ledger in the plans.
Strategy sells Bitcoin worth USD 108.6 million, buys back STRC preferred shares and lifts its USD reserve to USD 4.65 billion.
The Bitcoin BIP-110 split left the minority chain at two blocks, while the main chain kept mining and moved 111 blocks ahead.
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An EIP draft would burn staking rewards on Ethereum and cut net issuance to zero once 60.25 million ETH sit in the validator set.
The Mastercard BVNK acquisition, worth up to $1.8 billion, expands the card network’s stablecoin infrastructure for B2B payments.























