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- Michael Selig, Trump's CFTC nominee, defended innovation-friendly DeFi regulation during a Senate hearing, warning rigid rules could drive activity offshore. - CFTC faces leadership vacuum with only acting Chair Caroline Pham, raising bipartisan concerns over regulatory clarity and legal risks from unconfirmed vacancies. - Selig advocated tailored on-chain application regulation, aligning with Senate Republicans who argue CFTC alone should oversee digital commodities trading. - Congressional repeal of IR

- XRP faces 25% correction risk to $1.55 despite first U.S. spot ETFs (XRPC/EZRP) failing to stabilize prices at $2.22. - Weak institutional demand, profit-taking by long-term holders, and fragile on-chain metrics drive bearish momentum. - Whale activity ($645M in transfers) and underwater token supply (41.5% at loss) amplify downward pressure post-ETF launch. - Technical indicators show XRP trading below key averages, with critical support at $2.07–$2.10 at risk of breakdown. - Ripple's ecosystem growth c


In 2025, crypto has emerged as a mainstream portfolio component. However, many advisors are still lagging behind, and it is already hurting their business. According to a recent survey, 35% US investors say they have moved away from advisers who do not provide exposure to cryptocurrencies. The Growing Divide Between Crypto Investors and Advisors Zero

- U.S. Senators Warren and Reed demand federal investigation into Trump-linked crypto firm WLF over alleged sales to sanctioned entities including North Korea, Russia, and Iran. - WLF denies claims, asserting "rigorous AML/KYC checks," but faces scrutiny for granting adversaries voting rights over its governance and Trump family's $3B stake in tokens. - Critics highlight conflicts of interest as Trump family members lead WLF while prioritizing token sales over compliance, alongside expansion plans involvin

- XRP faces a 25% price drop to $1.55 as technical breakdowns and weak sentiment indicators signal bearish momentum. - Analysts highlight conflicting forecasts: short-term bearish patterns vs. long-term institutional optimism driven by Ripple's regulatory progress and ODL adoption. - Derivatives market weakness (futures open interest down 62%) contrasts with strategic gains like SEC lawsuit resolution and cross-border payment utility expansion. - Key battlegrounds at $2.00 and $1.50 will determine whether

Pi Coin rallies 10% as inflows spike sharply, RSI rises, and investors push the asset toward a potential breakout above key support.

- William Hill and Keonne Rodriguez received 4-5 year prison sentences for operating Samourai Wallet, a Bitcoin mixer that processed $237M in criminal proceeds. - The case reflects intensified U.S. efforts to prosecute privacy-focused crypto tools, with prosecutors labeling mixing technology as "money laundering for Bitcoin." - Developers actively marketed the service to criminal users on darknet forums, acknowledging its core purpose was obscuring illegal transaction trails. - The conviction sparks debate

- New Hampshire becomes first U.S. state to approve $100M Bitcoin-backed municipal bond, enabling private borrowing against over-collateralized crypto. - Bond structure includes 160% Bitcoin collateral and liquidation triggers if crypto drops below 130% of bond value, ensuring investor protection amid price volatility. - Proceeds fund state's Bitcoin Economic Development Fund, with Governor Kelly Ayotte calling it a "historic" step to position New Hampshire as digital finance leader. - Initiative bridges t

Bitcoin has been below its 365-day moving average at $102,000 since last Friday, igniting debate among analysts about a possible bear market. The Fear & Greed Index has tumbled to 10, matching panic levels last seen in early and mid-2022. By Thursday, over $700 billion had vanished from the market in the past month. Despite