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Geopolitical risk is back in the driving seat: Trump's decision to scrap the Iran memorandum pulled BTC below a key support level and revived the safe-haven bid in oil and gold.
A full-bilateral severance with a NATO ally would be the most aggressive trade move of the second Trump term and risks widening the tariff war into a transatlantic rupture.
The Reserve Bank wants prohibition-leaning policy as tax officials flag that under a quarter of 645,000 crypto users reported transactions, even as India still hosts roughly 39 million investors…
India hosts 39M crypto holders and $2.1B in digital assets, yet the central bank keeps lobbying for prohibition while tax authorities flag widespread underreporting and offshore tracking gaps.
Eli Ben-Sasson's 4% perpetual issuance pitch reframes a long-taboo question: what replaces the 21M cap when lost keys permanently shrink circulating supply.
The by-election matters less than the underlying disclosure failures: a $6.7M unreported gift from a Tether stakeholder and a parallel probe into a convicted fraudster's funding.
The collapse of the framework agreement removes a fragile diplomatic channel and pulls crude and risk assets into a geopolitical risk-off lens that crypto won't escape.
India's central bank wants a near-total block on crypto, framing the stance as prohibition rather than regulation.
A second wave of US strikes on Iranian IRGC assets in the Strait of Hormuz hit a market already de-risking, with spot BTC selling off first and ETH caught in the rotation.
The burn itself is routine treasury plumbing, but Binance's Tron USDT balance slipping under $1B for the first time since late 2025 is the move traders are watching.
SDNY Judge Torres ruled the CEA does not preempt state gambling law over Kalshi's sports-event contracts, putting the fight with regulators in the world's financial capital squarely in the loss…
A government green light for federal-grade AI deployment shifts OpenAI from consumer-app vendor into regulated infrastructure vendor, with the procurement doors that follow.
A fresh US-Iran escalation is doing exactly what the February oil shock did: pushing energy prices higher, dragging rate-cut expectations lower, and forcing a rotation out of risk assets including…
The federal sign-off matters less for what it approves today than for the precedent it sets: a US-built frontier model cleared for full public release without geographic or capability gating.
The proposal would shield tokenized securities and on-chain DeFi activity from enforcement risk, the clearest signal yet that the agency is moving from courtroom enforcement to written rules for…
The model's number is the headline, but the actual thesis is a multi-factor alignment by November: CLARITY Act, ETF flows, and a clearer macro window converging at once.
The award lands as the most concrete dollar figure yet attached to the regulator-driven debanking campaign, and Sethi is using the moment to push the Clarity Act through the Senate.
The Strait of Hormuz carries roughly a fifth of global oil shipments; a direct US-Iran kinetic exchange there is the risk-off macro shock markets have been pricing as tail.
The model's bull case leans on ETF inflows above $1.5B, RLUSD circulation past $1.7B, and a growing payments partnership book, but the price still has to clear resistance near $1.20 first.
A single operator, 60 retail victims, and a commodity pool the agency says never existed as advertised. The case is small in dollar terms but textbook in registration and reporting failures.
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