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Bitcoin Drops to $75K After CLARITY Act Rejection: What Now?
Bitcoin pulled back toward $75,000 after the U.S. Senate narrowly rejected the CLARITY Act in a 49-50 vote, leaving crypto markets uncertain ahead of today’s Federal Reserve rate decision. Here’s what happened and what investors should watch next.
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French Crypto Data Sharing Mandate Upheld: What DAC8 Means for You
France’s Council of State has rejected an emergency challenge by Paymium and Bull Bitcoin against the country’s DAC8 implementation, requiring crypto platforms to automatically share user transaction data with tax authorities. The court deemed the data leak risk “very low,” setting a major precedent for crypto regulation across the EU.
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Bitcoin at $76K Before Fed Decision: Will the Pullback Accelerate?
With the Fed’s rate decision just hours away and an 87.3% chance of a 25 bps hike priced in, Bitcoin is hovering around $76,000 after briefly touching $79,000. Here’s what traders should watch on September 16 as sticky inflation and high oil prices reshape the crypto outlook.
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Aave V4 Proposal: Bitcoin Loans With Anchorage Custody
Aave has proposed a new Aave V4 feature allowing institutions to borrow against Bitcoin custodied with federally regulated Anchorage Digital. This move could unlock billions in institutional capital and bridge the gap between traditional finance and DeFi.
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Kamino Appoints Michael Weisz as CEO to Push RWA Credit
Kamino has appointed Michael Weisz as CEO and launched a New York institutional team to transform roughly $4 billion in tokenized real-world assets on Solana into active credit markets. The move signals a major shift toward institutional DeFi lending.
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Tokenized RWAs Hit $46.7B: Ethereum Leads the Boom
The tokenized real-world asset market has surged to $46.7 billion, growing 17.4x in three years. Ethereum hosts nearly half the market as credit, gold, and stocks join the onchain revolution.
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SEC Chair Pushes Crypto Self-Custody Rules: What It Means
SEC Chair Paul Atkins is pushing a new framework that would let investment advisers self-custody crypto assets and allow state trust companies to act as custodians. The move could reshape how institutions engage with digital assets and bring clearer rules to the market.
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CLARITY Act Failure Sends Crypto Stocks Tumbling: What It Means
Circle and Coinbase shares dropped roughly 10% after the CLARITY Act failed to advance in the U.S. Senate, highlighting how closely crypto markets are tied to regulatory developments. The setback underscores ongoing uncertainty around stablecoin oversight and digital asset classification.