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The same week JPMorgan and BlackRock put tokenized funds on Ethereum rails, the asset itself can't break $2,400. ETH touched $2,300 before sliding back to $2,250, with resistance at $2,400 holding firm despite multiple attempts
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The banks blinked first. Senator Bernie Moreno is pushing the revised CLARITY Act through Senate markup with key amendments on stablecoin yield and tokenized securities, calling out traditional banks for "panic-lobbying" against it.
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The horse race is dead even, which means the real competition is just starting. Ethereum and Solana DEX volumes have converged near $45 billion, erasing Solana's previous dominance in decentralized exchange trading activity.
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When your operating profit jumps 283% but you still post a three-quarter-billion-dollar loss, you're learning what it really means to put bitcoin on the balance sheet.
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The chip wars just became a software game—and Nvidia's betting that selling shovels beats selling gold when agents start thinking in loops instead of lines.
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The infrastructure for Bitcoin NFTs is dying before most people realized it was alive. Ord.io, a major Bitcoin Ordinals explorer, and its consumer app Zap are shutting down June 1 due to financial challenges
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When one bet accounts for $45 billion of your annual gains, you don't have a portfolio anymore—you have a hostage situation. SoftBank recorded $45-46 billion in Vision Fund gains driven almost entirely by OpenAI's climbing valuation, with Q4 net income hitting $11.6 billion
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The playbook for tokenizing the world just went from theory to deployed capital, and Washington might actually help instead of hinder.
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Japan just made stablecoins boring on purpose, and that's exactly the point. Japan Open Chain is launching a yen-backed stablecoin designed exclusively for B2B settlements, not retail speculation.
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TON just made smart contract development a sprint instead of a marathon—and handed AI agents the tools to build on it without asking permission. Pavel Durov launched Acton, a unified toolchain for TON that promises 10x faster smart contract development with AI-ready workflows
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Wall Street wants blockchain, just not your blockchain. Three institutional blockchain platforms — Arc, Canton, and Tempo — have collectively raised over $1 billion, signaling that privacy infrastructure is becoming the primary institutional on-ramp to crypto
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When your chatbot becomes evidence in a wrongful death suit, you're no longer building tools — you're building co-defendants. The widow of a Florida mass shooting victim is suing OpenAI, claiming the company "knew this would happen"
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When Korean retail shows up in force for a single token, you're either looking at the start of a run or the end of one. XRP/KRW became the most traded pair on Upbit and second on Bithumb, surpassing both bitcoin and ether volumes on South Korea's largest exchanges
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The billion-dollar UX problem of Web3 just got its first real fix, and every major wallet is already on board.
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Eight months to a billion dollars proves tokenized equities aren't a pilot project anymore. Ondo Global Markets hit $1 billion in total value locked across tokenized stocks and ETFs in just eight months, capturing 70% market share in the tokenized equity sector.
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The last major holdout just flipped the switch on crypto for millions of accounts that used to only touch blue chips and bond ladders. Charles Schwab launched "Schwab Crypto" to its first wave of eligible retail clients, offering spot Bitcoin and Ethereum trading starting Tuesday
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Wall Street's biggest banks are now in an arms race to own the plumbing underneath stablecoins. JPMorgan filed with the SEC to launch JLTXX, a tokenized Treasury money market fund on Ethereum powered by Kinexys Digital Assets, investing in US Treasuries and overnight repos.
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A Manhattan judge just gave DAOs legal permission to govern, even when the assets they're voting on are frozen in a terrorism lawsuit.
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The gap between owning crypto and using it like a real financial instrument just got narrower for institutions that have been watching from the sidelines.
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The world's most aggressive corporate Bitcoin buyer just admitted he might sell some, and the market yawned. Strategy's Michael Saylor revealed in a CoinDesk interview plans to potentially sell 0.2% of holdings while buying 5-10x more, calling any sale concerns "a big nothing burger"
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