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Negotiators now face a three-week push to merge Banking and Agriculture drafts and settle unresolved ethics language.

The recurring chart post is being read as a near-term BTC buy tell as Strategy pushes a dividend-cadence amendment.

The endowment also cut its IBIT stake by 43% as ETH pulled back toward the $2,000–$1,700 support zone.

IBIT and ARKB led redemptions while CryptoQuant metrics were framed as a temporary correction signal.

ERC20 USDT led the May 14 inflow as Bitcoin kept reversing between $78,000 support and $82,000 resistance.

The project claims Taproot and threshold signatures can add programmability and optional ZK privacy without WBTC-style wrappers.

SBI and Rakuten are developing in-house products as the FSA targets 2028 to let trusts hold crypto.

The ruble-pegged token tied to Promsvyazbank is positioning as a non-dollar settlement rail even if Russia sanctions ease.

BTC slipped below $79,000 after failing at $82,000, with perp funding turning defensive and price tracking small-cap risk.

A stronger dollar and record margin debt complicate the usual “liquidity equals bounce” setup.

He framed “never sell” as a ratings and credit-optics risk even as the firm keeps adding BTC.

The push comes with the CFTC down to one commissioner while Congress weighs expanding its spot crypto remit.

Both proposals target Nasdaq listings and keep staking out at launch as Canary updates its staked TRX ETF filing.

Rising open interest alongside negative funding is colliding with macro risk-off tied to bonds and Hormuz-driven oil stress.

Filings as of March 31 reveal a split: sovereign exposure grew in bitcoin ETFs while one major endowment reduced risk across BTC and ETH sleeves.

Founding engineer Ritchie Patel said the client is in production but broad validator upgrades before full audits would be “reckless.”

The Malta Digital Innovation Authority will distribute access in a first phase slated to launch this month.

The move lifted XRP about 5% in 24 hours, but the bill still faces multiple steps before becoming law.

CoinGlass data shows 95% of the wipeout hit leveraged longs, with BTC and ETH leading the forced selling.

Claims close June 4, with unclaimed allocations rolling into the protocol’s insurance fund.