Hayes urges Trump to veto CLARITY Act, defends BTC
BitMEX's founder frames the market-structure bill as a Trojan horse for bank custody dominance, arguing Bitcoin's survival shouldn't depend on Wall Street's blessing.
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BitMEX's founder frames the market-structure bill as a Trojan horse for bank custody dominance, arguing Bitcoin's survival shouldn't depend on Wall Street's blessing.
648 $BTC (≈50.2M) moved from #Kucoin to unknown wallet.
250M $USDC (250M USD) has been minted at the USDC Treasury.
390M $USDT (≈389.8M) moved from #Spark to #HTX.
The share move from 2.9% to 8.0% looks small in absolute terms, but it was carved almost entirely out of spot — a structural re-routing of retail flow onchain, not a CEX bleed.
The joint venture between DWS, Galaxy Digital, and Flow Traders is using euro-issuance traction as a springboard to a second G10 currency and to a rails layer for autonomous AI agents.
The single deposit is the second-largest in BlackRock's spot BTC ETF programme and lands the same day spot products have pulled in nine straight sessions of net inflows.
The consortium is building a MiCA-aligned euro stablecoin as a structural counterweight to USD-pegged rails — and lender count is the clearest signal of bank-side conviction.
Bitcoin trading like a high-beta risk asset should rally with stocks, not the other way around — the divergence is the story, and ETF outflows are the mechanism.
A 200,000-share position is small for a $20B book, but Duan publicly dismissed stablecoins nine months ago — the reversal is the story, not the size.
The headline figure masks the concentration: IBIT accounted for 98% of the day's BTC ETF outflows — a single-vehicle drawdown on a day spot ETH ETFs also lost $62M.
The wallet's $301.6K $ASTEROID stack makes this a notable signal-tracking buy, but the $17.7K $VIRL entry is small enough that it reads as position-sizing, not conviction.
A flat tape masks a divergent tape underneath — spot ETF outflows and 10-year yields near multi-month highs are doing the work, while a $77M eBTC exploit adds a fresh security headline.
The risk-on rebound tracks the Senate's resolution limiting presidential war authority — a geopolitical de-escalation read that pulled crypto out of its weekend safe-haven dip.
Cathie Wood's funds added to the crypto exchange through the dip despite a $604.9M Q1 net loss — a vote of confidence in the stock's tokenization pivot and its top-six public-corporate BTC treasury.
Supply nearly tripled since 2021 to $771M — but dollar-pegged tokens still hold 99.76% of the market, and a self-reinforcing T-bill collateral flywheel keeps widening the gap.
When price drops without a volatility pop, it usually means the market is treating the move as orderly flow rather than panic.
A formal update is nearing release after a "breakthrough" on the legal basis, custody arrangements, and interagency reporting — three pillars the March 6 executive order left unfinished.
If the read is right, a16z is Hyperliquid's biggest external whale — and it has been buying the dip for nine months at an average cost near $39.
Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan has come out with a bullish call on Hyperliquid, arguing the asset remains…