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Oil slid 13% to around $80 as crypto-linked equities jumped, led by ABTC up 21% and MSTR up 13%.

BTC reclaimed its 100-day moving average while MSTR gained about 8% and moved back above its 200-week trend gauge.

Brent fell about 10% to around $85, but the ceasefire framing expires April 22 and keeps headline risk in play.

The reading is the third-highest on record after a roughly 50% six-month BTC drawdown, reviving the bottom-versus-more-downside debate.

Proceeds target GPUs and data centers for AI/HPC, with a conditional TSX listing expected later this month.

He told lawmakers rulemaking will continue despite the agency operating as a one-person commission.

The liquidation beat the prior quarterly peak from Q2 2022 and came as many operators sat near breakeven profitability.

The launch uses Paxos for execution, Schwab bank custody, and a 0.75% fee, with NY and LA excluded at first.

Traders are mapping downside to a $72.2K–$72.4K Binance perps open-interest pocket as equities extend record highs.

The disclosure adds a verifiable on-chain reference point as withdrawal delays and solvency claims collide.

FEC filings showed no 2026 Husted disbursements as Ohio’s BTC reserve debate draws Strive conflict scrutiny.

Matt Hougan tied BTC’s crisis outperformance since Feb. 28 to “weaponized” payment rails as traders watch BTC/XAU mean reversion.

Equities pushed toward record territory, but bonds and options markets did not confirm a clean BTC breakout.

Most holders report under 10,000 DKK, while custody sits mainly with service providers even as banks add BTC/ETH ETP access.

K33 flags rising open interest alongside negative funding as a sign shorts may be building, not closing.

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

Apple removed the App Store listing after it was flagged, but losses spanned BTC, stables, and multiple chains.

Traders are split between a $75K acceptance test and a higher $79K trigger tied to the 100-day moving average.

The move follows creation of the CRVAA licensing authority and comes with FINMA-related reputational baggage.

Farage disclosed a $286,000 stake in the firm, while the FCA says it will “review the letter and respond directly.”