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Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF could start the second phase of Wall Street’s crypto takeover
Wall Street has already decided Bitcoin is investable. The new question is who gets to own the wrapper around it, and that is exactly why Morgan Stanley’s proposed spot Bitcoin ETF matters more than a routine filing update.
Coinbase is fighting the stablecoin bill again, and exposing the deepest conflict inside crypto lobbying
A lot of people still imagine crypto lobbying as one industry pushing in one direction against Washington.
Fannie Mae is bringing Bitcoin and USDC into the mortgage market, and that could be bigger than a crypto ETF
For years, crypto holders who wanted to buy a home ran into a familiar problem: their coins could make them rich on paper, but not necessarily credible in the mortgage process.
U.S. Equity Selloff Signals Faster Repricing of Macro Risk Across Global Markets
More than $1 trillion being erased from U.S. equities reflects how quickly markets are repricing macro risk as higher oil prices revive inflation concerns and push expectations for rate cuts further out.
The speed of the adjustment shows that geopolitical developments are now feeding directly into broader capital allocation rather than remaining isolated to energy markets.
For Bitcoin, that keeps short-term volatility elevated because digital assets still respond to shifts in liquidity expectations and overall risk sentiment.
At the same time, Bitcoin has held relatively firm compared with previous risk-off episodes, suggesting that lower leverage across crypto markets is limiting the kind of forced liquidations that typically amplify downside pressure during periods of stress.
That relative resilience increasingly points to a market where Bitcoin is being treated not only as a high-conviction risk asset, but also as a neutral alternative within portfolios adjusting to a more fragmented macro environment.
Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget
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UK Sanctions Xinbi in Major Crypto Scam Crackdown
The UK sanctions Xinbi case has put a major Chinese language crypto marketplace under pressure after British authorities moved to cut its access to financial services.
Judge Stops Pentagon Anthropic Ban After Court Sees Retaliation Risk
A federal judge in San Francisco temporarily blocked the Pentagon Anthropic ban, giving Anthropic an early court win in its fight with the US government.
Ripple’s Singapore sandbox test shows where stablecoins get real
A lot of people hear about “stablecoin adoption” and picture exchanges, trading pairs, and parked collateral. That is still part of the story.
The CFTC’s new task force shows crypto, AI, and prediction markets are no longer separate regulatory problems
Most people still think crypto regulation is about token listings, ETF approvals, or the occasional enforcement case. That was true a few years ago.
Bhutan keeps selling Bitcoin while institutions keep buying, and that says more about liquidity than conviction
Most crypto treasury stories get flattened into a simple script: buyers are bullish, sellers are bearish. It sounds neat, but it hides what treasury behavior actually is.
