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Crypto Clarity Act: Schrödinger’s Bill in Senate Limbo
The Crypto Clarity Act sits in legislative limbo as the U.S. Senate returns, neither fully alive nor dead. This pivotal bill could redefine how digital assets are regulated in America, impacting tokens, stablecoins, and DeFi protocols alike.
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Ethereum Surges Past Bitcoin: ETF Inflows Signal Market Shift
Ethereum has climbed to $2,511, fueled by $216 million in ETF inflows, while Bitcoin trades at $77,229 amid sustained outflows. This divergence signals a maturing crypto market where institutional investors are actively rotating between assets, with Ethereum emerging as the new favorite.
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Revolut Data Breach Exposes Bitcoin Users: What Happened
Fintech giant Revolut confirmed that customer KYC documents and Bitcoin transaction data were exposed after attackers impersonated a government domain. Onchain investigator ZachXBT suggested the attack may have targeted high-net-worth crypto holders, highlighting ongoing risks of centralized platforms.
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Trump’s Secret CLARITY Act Meeting: What It Means for Crypto
President Trump held a closed-door meeting with advisers on the CLARITY Act just days before a crucial Senate vote. With the bill’s text still unpublished and ethics concerns swirling, the crypto industry awaits clarity on who will regulate digital assets in the U.S.
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US Inflation Holds at 3.4% in August: What It Means for Crypto
US inflation held at 3.4% in August while core inflation cooled to 2.4%. With over 80% of traders betting on a Fed rate hike, here’s what crypto investors need to know about the macro outlook.
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Ripple’s RLUSD: A $13 Trillion Corporate Treasury Opportunity
Ripple’s stablecoin chief sees a $13 trillion opportunity for RLUSD in the corporate treasury market. This signals growing institutional interest in stablecoins as tools for global business finance.
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Crypto Moguls Pledge £72M to Reform UK Election
BitMEX co-founder Ben Delo and Tether investor Christopher Harborne have pledged £72M to Reform UK as Parliament debates banning crypto-based political donations. The move signals a major shift in how digital asset wealth is shaping British politics.
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Brazil Crypto Firms Face Mass Exit Under New Capital Rules
Brazil’s central bank has introduced strict capital requirements of up to $7.2 million for crypto firms, and only about 10 of the country’s 200 to 300 crypto companies are expected to comply. This regulatory shift could trigger a major market consolidation, leaving users with fewer — but more trustworthy — options.