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The cash-settled, European-style contracts are approved for Phlx, yet cannot trade without CFTC exemptive relief.

Comer alleged 80+ Iran-linked “suspiciously timed” trades and cited a May 13 report on geopolitics and election contracts.

Traders now focus on the $2.60–$3 resistance band that must break to keep a $5.75 wedge target in play.

The contracts will settle against ICE’s Brent and WTI benchmark prices and mark the first product from the firms’ March partnership.

The platform has appointed Mike Eidlin to lead local efforts while Japan remains on its restricted-jurisdiction list.

The proposal could let third-party venues list tokenized equities without issuer approval, while the SEC’s final scope remains unresolved.

The petition opposing a planned 22% crypto gains tax topped 52,000 signatures ahead of a January 2027 start date.

The May 21 listing brings a state-supervised, USD-pegged token into Hong Kong’s licensed venue stack via OTC rails.

The broker disclosed spot crypto brought in £2.4 million of Q1 2026 revenue and gave no rollout timeline.

The USDT-margined perp is designed to track pre-IPO valuation signals, then shift to live share performance after listing.

Her planned move would leave the SEC with two commissioners as the CLARITY Act could shift crypto oversight toward a one-member CFTC.

Asset servicing jumped 201% to $8.3M while adjusted EBITDA fell to $800K and CEPT shares gained 5% on the day.

CryptoQuant’s Coinbase Premium Gap slid to about -$66.8, the lowest since February, ahead of Nvidia earnings risk.

CoinGlass data points to over $1.70B in long liquidations below $2,000 as Glassnode whale cohorts hit multi-month lows.

The leverage build comes as BTC tests a $78,000 cost-basis cluster with the 200-day moving average just over $81,000.

The note tallies $90B+ in announced AI agreements covering 3.7 GW as post-halving economics push miners into hosting.

Order-book pressure stays seller-led with a -0.03 bid-ask ratio, while liquidation maps flag $74.7K and $70K as forced-flow zones.

The new contracts let traders price fundraises, valuation changes, and other private-company milestones.

Traders flagged $75,000–$76,000 as the next support zone as gold broke below $4,500.

Self-mining scaled to 11 EH/s and 1,808 BTC held, but Q2 revenue guidance points to another decline.