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Trump VP JD Vance, Who Called Gensler the "Worst Person", Wins Crypto Approval
Donald Trump's VP JD Vance is strengthening the former President's relationship with the crypto industry
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Crypto Crash: Liquidations & Bond Yields Surge, Hit Bitcoin
Bitcoin slips under $77K as rising yields, ETF outflows, and heavy liquidations expose a widening split between cautious whales and dip-buying retail traders.
Kelo, LayerZero, Arbitrum and DAO Custody
From a misconfigured bridge to seized assets on Arbitrum, the Kelp–LayerZero fallout lays bare how quickly “non-custodial” systems revert to human discretion under stress.
The Clarity Act: America's Turning Point for Bitcoin
Crypto’s decade-long jurisdiction fight nears a turning point as the CLARITY Act gains traction—putting Bitcoin on the brink of regulatory definition.
The Fed's Rate Problem Just Got Harder, and Bitcoin Felt It First
April's CPI came in at 3.8%, the highest reading since 2023, and the Iran-driven energy shock behind it shows no sign of easing — leaving the Federal Reserve boxed in and crypto markets caught in the crossfire.
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Revolut Launches Physical Crypto Card With Dogecoin Theme, LED Display
The card converts crypto to fiat automatically at checkout with no exchange fees, launching first in the UK and EEA — and arrives as Revolut completes its UK banking licence and files for a US charter.
Standard Chartered Absorbs Zodia Custody in Digital Asset Consolidation
The deal folds Zodia's regulated custody activities into SC's existing platform while spinning off its infrastructure arm as a standalone business to serve other financial institutions.
Crypto Crash: Liquidations & Bond Yields Surge, Hit Bitcoin
Bitcoin slips under $77K as rising yields, ETF outflows, and heavy liquidations expose a widening split between cautious whales and dip-buying retail traders.
Trump's Ethics Filings Show Coinbase, Robinhood Purchases Among 3,000-Plus Trades
The president's 278-T disclosures show COIN buys as large as $500,000 and a HOOD purchase exceeding $100,000 in Q1 2026, with the Trump Organization saying all trades are managed by independent third-party institutions with no direction from Trump or his family.