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Spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $1.92B in a single week — the biggest inflow in 10 months — just as the Senate scheduled a pivotal September 15 vote on the CLARITY Act.
Bitcoin surged toward $80,000 and HYPE hit record highs this week after President Trump pushed the Clarity Act and floated a US path for Hyperliquid.
Bitcoin surged past $77,000 amid U.S. Treasury bond buybacks and Clarity Act momentum, while the SEC's new "Regulation Crypto Assets" proposal signals a major regulatory shift for U.S. token offerings.
Bitcoin jumped nearly 8% and Ethereum climbed sharply as short sellers were squeezed out of the market — a rally accelerated by the SEC's newly proposed "Regulation Crypto Assets" and expanded U.S. Treasury liquidity support.
Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP stall at key support levels as the White House prepares to host Coinbase, Ripple and other crypto executives on August 19 — a meeting that could shape US regulatory policy for the rest of 2026.
Bitcoin and Ether trade in a tight range ahead of Tuesday's US CPI report, while the Senate schedules a September procedural vote on crypto's landmark market-structure bill.
Cardano's CME futures cross the SEC's six-month eligibility threshold today, opening a fast-track path to a spot ETF. The news lands just as the Senate shelves the CLARITY Act until September, leaving broader crypto regulation in limbo.
Bitcoin and Ethereum climbed Friday morning after a surprisingly weak July jobs report raised hopes for Fed rate cuts, even as options traders quietly hedge against a pullback.
Bitcoin held firm above $64,000 on Thursday as easing geopolitical risk around the Strait of Hormuz and a soft US jobs report lifted risk appetite, while fresh institutional inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs — led by BlackRock's IBIT — added further support.
Bitcoin and Ethereum climb on fresh ETF inflows and Middle East diplomacy optimism, even as the $100M+ Coldcard hardware wallet exploit keeps rattling the self-custody community.
A Coldcard firmware bug drained millions from self-custody wallets, while Strategy sold Bitcoin for the first time in years to fund dividends — two stories reshaping how US investors think about custody risk and corporate treasury behavior.
American Bitcoin posted a smaller Q2 loss and a growing Bitcoin reserve, even as Washington's CLARITY Act stalls ahead of the Senate's summer recess — leaving US crypto markets caught between improving fundamentals and regulatory limbo.