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Ethereum Price After Clarity Act Failure: What’s Next for ETH?
The Clarity Act has failed in the Senate, dashing hopes of a regulatory tailwind for Ethereum. Here’s what the setback means for ETH price and what investors should watch next.
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Deutsche Bank Launches Bitcoin Custody for Institutions
Deutsche Bank has announced plans to launch Bitcoin custody services for institutional clients, marking another major step in the integration of crypto into traditional banking. The move signals growing institutional demand and increased legitimacy for Bitcoin as an asset class.
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Ethena Pay Neobank: Yield-Bearing Crypto Banking
Guy Young is building Ethena Pay, a crypto-powered neobank that delivers yield directly to users. Discover how this could reshape banking and accelerate crypto adoption.
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Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Bill: What It Means for Crypto
A new Bitcoin Strategic Reserve bill is heading to a US House committee vote. If approved, it could recognize BTC as a national strategic asset, reshaping global crypto policy and boosting long-term market stability.
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SEC vs Fed: Bitcoin Caught Between Regulation and Rate Hikes
The SEC pledged to act on crypto “with or without Congress” on the very same day the Fed raised rates for the first time since 2023. Bitcoin finds itself squeezed between regulatory pressure and tighter monetary policy, and investors should brace for higher volatility.
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Uniswap Leads DEX Trading for Tokenized Real-World Assets
Uniswap has become the leading decentralized exchange for tokenized real-world assets, with RWA trading volumes climbing sharply. Here’s what this shift means for DeFi users and why it matters.
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CLARITY Act Blocked: SEC & CFTC Launch Crypto Plan B
The CLARITY Act is stalled in the Senate, but the SEC and CFTC are pushing ahead with a joint crypto regulatory framework. Here’s what this ‘Plan B’ means for Bitcoin and the broader market.
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CFTC to Write Crypto Rules After Clarity Act Vote Fails
CFTC Chairman Mike Selig announced the agency will write its own crypto rules after the Clarity Act failed, working directly with President Trump to advance them. This signals a major shift toward clearer, industry-friendly crypto regulation in the United States.