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US Bitcoin Strategic Reserve: Bill Advances Without New Spending
The US House Financial Services Committee has approved a Bitcoin Strategic Reserve bill, but without new spending authority. Here’s what this means for the future of US crypto policy and global markets.
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BTC on Aave: Understanding Custodied Collateral Lending
Aave and Anchorage Digital have launched Custodied Collateral Lending, allowing Bitcoin holders to borrow against their BTC without moving it on-chain. This hybrid model combines institutional custody with DeFi flexibility, opening new doors for both institutions and individual investors.
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SEC and CFTC Draft Crypto Rules: What It Means for XRP and Bitcoin
The SEC and CFTC are set to draft independent crypto regulations, with the SEC focusing on XRP and the CFTC on Bitcoin. This dual approach could boost market confidence while introducing short-term uncertainty for investors.
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Deutsche Bank Launches Crypto Custody Service by Late 2026
Deutsche Bank has confirmed a crypto custody service for institutional clients by the end of 2026, covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins. While U.S. regulators stall, European banks are racing ahead — and this could reshape the institutional crypto landscape.
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Bitcoin: $570M in Long Positions Liquidated After CLARITY Act Failure
Bitcoin saw $570 million in long positions liquidated after the CLARITY Act failed to pass the US Senate. The event highlights the deep connection between crypto regulation and market volatility, reminding traders of the risks of leveraged positions.
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Strategic Bitcoin Reserve: House Panel Approves Bill 28-21
Two House committees voted 28-21 to advance a bill creating a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a separate measure on federal crypto tax rules. The move comes one day after the Senate stalled the CLARITY Act, showing crypto policy remains a top focus in Washington.
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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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Fed Hikes Rates by 25 Basis Points: Why Bitcoin Holds Strong
The U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points to 3.75-4.00%, yet Bitcoin held firm around $76,200. This surprising resilience signals growing market maturity and a shifting narrative around crypto’s role in a tightening economy.
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Bitcoin Holds Steady as the Fed Sets the Tone: Key Levels to Watch
Bitcoin is holding key support levels ahead of the Federal Reserve’s next decision. Analysts are watching BTC, Ethereum, and altcoin charts for the next major move as macro uncertainty keeps the market on standby.