Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
The fighting puts a key shipping corridor into focus, while the diplomatic setback removes a near-term de-escalation signal for energy markets.
The oil surge adds inflation pressure ahead of Wednesday's Federal Reserve decision, while AI safety concerns weigh on technology stocks.
Banks, Senate Democrats, 18 state attorneys general, Coin Center and tribal gaming groups all rejected the final text, leaving Tuesday's 60-vote threshold in serious doubt.
A committee vote moves the US one step closer to holding bitcoin as a sovereign reserve asset, a milestone in how Washington formally treats BTC alongside gold and foreign currencies.
A House review would test whether Bitcoin reserve policy can gain legislative traction, but it would not establish a reserve or guarantee a government purchase.
Bipartisan signers like Letitia James and Kris Kobach on one letter give state prosecutors unusual leverage over the bill's preemption clause.
Markets will parse Fed guidance for how long restrictive policy and tighter liquidity could weigh on risk-sensitive assets.
The projection pulls AI infrastructure into the energy trade, elevating dispatchable gas power while putting grid capacity and emissions policy under pressure.
The investor roster is the real story: S&P Global, BNP Paribas, Nasdaq and RBC are underwriting crypto-native data infrastructure as core TradFi plumbing, not a niche bet.
The deal forces divestiture within days, lets state AGs sue to enforce, and bars exchanges from listing any presidential token. A Tuesday cloture vote is the next hurdle.
The options move puts $80K and $100K in focus, but Federal Reserve policy risk still leaves the rally sensitive to liquidity and risk appetite.
A procedural win would move the long-stalled digital-asset market structure bill one step closer to a final Senate decision, with stablecoin rewards and illicit-finance provisions still contested…
The 80% ethics concession unlocks Tuesday's cloture math: state AGs gain enforcement teeth, federal officials must divest or blind-trust crypto stakes.
London still clears 70% of global gold notional volume, a lead China has been steadily chipping at. A bespoke UK regime could keep that trading anchored to London while unlocking tokenized gold as…
The UAE is one of the most crypto-forward sovereigns on earth. Wiring Avalanche into the digital identity layer every resident already uses is the legitimizing infrastructure play of the cycle.
The market is sorting altcoin ETF winners from losers: XRP and SOL have institutional theses to underwrite, while memecoin wrappers are discovering access was never the bottleneck.
The split is the story: a regulatory tailwind for digital assets is lifting BTC while an AI-safety slowdown call is draining growth expectations from chip, data-center, and crypto-mining names.
KULR joins a wave of public companies unwinding BTC-heavy balance sheets as equity premiums and crypto-treasury financing tightened.
Avalanche lands inside a Gulf sovereign's identity stack, the clearest signal yet that public chains are being treated as legitimate state infrastructure rather than speculative plumbing.
The debate puts ethics and stablecoin policy at the center of a potential bipartisan path for US crypto market-structure rules.
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