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The bank’s 13F also shows a near-exit from Galaxy Digital and a 125% jump in Strategy shares.

The filing details 9,542 BTC and 756.1M CRO holdings, with a large slice of bitcoin pledged to notes and tied to covered calls.

He pointed to a March joint interpretation and chair-led policy work, while stablecoin-yield text revived passage talk.

WTGXX reports $857.64M in assets and a 3.43% daily yield, with SEC-approved 24/7 trading for always-on liquidity.

The draft would drop the separate-entity requirement and adds conflict-of-interest and oversight expectations ahead of a May 20 deadline.

The exchange says millions of forms tied to sub-$1 activity show the reporting regime is capturing micro-transactions.

The regulator warned local promoters could face up to ₱5 million in fines and up to 21 years in prison.

A new report argues regulation should hinge on developers controlling assets or executing transactions, not writing software.

Dropped cases, ETF approvals, and a “most tokens not securities” notice cut near-term risk, but Congress still hasn’t set jurisdiction lines.

The 13D shows 1.95 million shares held via related entities, with Giancarlo Devasini sharing voting power.

An SEC 8-K shows STRC proceeds funded about 86% of the purchase as its ATM activity hit record estimated volumes.

The agenda targets DeFi AML, 1099-DA tax reporting, the Clarity Act, and a May 7 prediction-markets debate.

The EDNY complaint targets SAFT fundraising and marketing claims the agency says were false and unsupported.

Prosecutors tied the $20 million scheme to fictional gold-and-art backing claims and bot-driven volume on a project-run exchange.

The product stakes about 70% of its AVAX and waived its 0.34% sponsor fee for the first month on up to $500M in assets.

The preliminary prospectus outlines a dynamic 40%–100% call-writing program on spot Bitcoin ETP exposure.

The Fed chair nominee reported over $100 million in assets as the Senate Banking Committee schedule remains unposted.

The stake purchase is subject to regulatory approval and is expected to close in Q2.

Giancarlo said regulators could still deliver clearer rules via CFTC and SEC action even if the CLARITY Act stalls.

He tied lawsuits, appellate briefs, and rulemaking to a bid to limit state gambling enforcement of event contracts.