Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
Crypto was one of just two asset classes green Monday. A 220-280bp futures carry over fed funds and funding 2x Friday's level suggest traders are paying for upside, not chasing a squeeze.
Bernstein argues 'any positive surprise is definitely not priced in' as Kalshi prediction market odds climbed back above 30% on bipartisan concessions in the final draft.
Four straight sessions of redemptions ended a three-week inflow streak just as the Fed heads into a hawkish-tilt meeting, leaving the $3.8B accumulated during August's breakout at stake.
The oversized raise and the tight 0.68pp spread over benchmark signal lenders are already differentiating AI-native balance sheets from leveraged tech rollups built on top of them.
The 10,000 BTC demand is the headline number, but the breached records on high-profile Revolut clients are the real liability: legal exposure, regulatory scrutiny, and a blow to the fintech's…
Odds remain half the February peak, but Trump's ethics concession and 126 Democratic-requested revisions clear the stickiest objections.
The decoupling is the signal: oil spiked above $107, gold dipped 1%, and tech sold off on AI safety calls, with crypto the only major sleeve holding bid.
The week split spot ETF flows by asset: Ethereum, Solana and XRP products posted net inflows even as Bitcoin products reversed.
Bank groups are already attacking the stablecoin rewards language as 'unclear and contradictory' while the procedural math requires seven Democrats to clear Tuesday's 60-vote threshold before the…
The move ties ethics standards to market-structure clarity, broadening the bill's political signal for investors and digital-asset firms.
Tuesday's vote is the next test for US crypto policy, while the released text gives markets a concrete legislative signal before any law takes effect.
The revision puts stablecoin yield and digital-commodity conduct at the center of Tuesday’s cloture vote on crypto market structure.
Republicans are positioning the revised ethics language as their final bid for Democratic support, making Tuesday's cloture vote a key test for crypto market-structure reform.
The closure removes Saudi Arabia's main overland route around the Strait of Hormuz, leaving oil flows more exposed to disruption at the chokepoint.
The 20% white-hat offer is the novel beat, but the gap between 46.1 billion syBTC minted and the $336,000 actually extracted is the structural read for cross-chain bridges.
The energy shock can revive inflation pressure and complicate rate-cut bets, broadening risk-off pressure across technology and crypto.
Musk’s confidence puts space-based AI on a near-term timetable, making execution the key test for a proposed SpaceX and Nvidia deployment.
The 15 BTC recovery is not a final loss tally: liquidity providers still await exposure figures, compensation criteria and a status update on Symbiosis's paused native bridge.
The caucus discussion is a key signal for whether digital-asset market-structure legislation can clear its next Senate hurdle.
The stance favors continued deployment in a technology race central to US competitiveness, while safety, energy use, labor disruption and accountability remain open policy tests.
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