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Hyperliquid, one of crypto’s most active decentralized perpetual futures venues, is now running into the part of the job nobody wants: regulators taking a very close look at how the whole thing is built. Five possible paths could shape Hyperliquid’s future US and UK regulators are tightening scrutiny on crypto perps Product, token, and collateral […]
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Kevin Warsh has landed at the top of the Federal Reserve, and Bitcoin traders now have something unusual to parse: a Fed chair who actually understands crypto. That does not mean the market should start printing moon-boy confetti. Warsh may be friendly to Bitcoin in principle, but his hardline view on inflation and interest rates […]
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US crypto tax reform is finally getting real attention in Congress, with seven draft bills now circulating through the House Ways and Means Committee. If lawmakers can get their act together, the changes could make stablecoins easier to use, fix the notorious “phantom income” problem for miners and stakers, and bring some long-overdue clarity to […]
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Morgan Stanley is pushing deeper into crypto through a new Galaxy Digital partnership that lets eligible wealth-management clients turn holdings like Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana into spot crypto investment products without first selling the underlying assets. Wall Street is still doing what Wall Street does best: finding a way to monetize the revolution while keeping […]
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The U.S. House Ways and Means Committee is moving crypto tax reform forward with seven discussion drafts that could reshape DeFi, stablecoin payments, staking, mining, and how the IRS handles digital assets. If these ideas gain traction, the days of treating every blockchain transaction like a miniature accounting crime scene may finally be numbered. Seven […]
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Michael Saylor wants Bitcoin to grow up without turning into a sect. With BTC under pressure, Strategy’s tiny sale stirring oversized drama, and institutions still crawling deeper into the market, his message is blunt: Bitcoin’s future should not be dictated by one ideological camp. Bitcoin needs balance between purity, adoption, innovation, and stability Saylor wants […]
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Bitcoin is slipping into a weaker stretch after losing the $65,000 support zone, with demand thinning out and network activity looking painfully soft. BTC is trading around $63,000 after failing to hold key support. Spot and futures demand are near cycle lows, according to CryptoQuant-linked data. Active Bitcoin addresses have fallen to a seven-year low, […]
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Zcash took a brutal hit after researchers disclosed a critical flaw in the Orchard shielded pool, a privacy system that could have theoretically allowed counterfeit ZEC to be created. ZEC fell about 45% to around $309 Orchard shielded pool vulnerability raised counterfeit token concerns Security researcher Taylor Hornby found the flaw during a commissioned audit […]
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Michael Saylor has redrawn the Bitcoin debate into four camps, and the split says as much about Bitcoin’s success as it does about its identity. What began as a rebel monetary experiment is now a global network that pulls in holders, corporations, banks, ETFs, and governments whether they’re ready or not. Four Bitcoin camps: Maximalists, […]
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Zcash was hit with a nasty reminder that privacy and supply integrity have to work together, or confidence starts leaking fast. A critical flaw in the Orchard shielded pool could have allowed unlimited counterfeit ZEC to be minted without detection, and because Orchard hides transaction details by design, nobody can now cryptographically prove whether the […]
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