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Clarity Act odds fall to 18% after Democrat pushback; Bitcoin at $77k.

Bitcoin rebounds to over $74K as total crypto market cap rises by $80 billion.

Senate hearing scrutinizes prediction markets firms like Kalshi and Crypto.com over cheating and advertising practices.

High-profile departures from the Ethereum Foundation spark community debate on leadership and transparency.

Ripple never had a gag order; Binance to remove low-liquidity pairs.

Bitcoin's price drops to a two-week low under $78K, impacting altcoins like HYPE and ZEC.

JPMorgan is set to launch a tokenized money market fund, JTLXX, on Ethereum, investing in U.S. treasury securities.

Crypto Week Ahead: Fed changes and corporate earnings impact Bitcoin's strength.

XRP ETF inflows double amid tokenization breakthrough; SHIB decouples from DOGE.

CME Group to introduce Bitcoin Volatility Futures on June 1, 2026, pending CFTC approval.

Avalanche founder Emin Gün Sirer warns Bitcoin could face a crisis due to flawed design.

U.S. Government Moves $34,800 in Confiscated Crypto to Coinbase Prime

Aave fights to unfreeze $71 million in crypto after Kelp DAO hack.

Tether reported a net profit of $1.04 billion for Q1 and increased its excess reserves to $8.23 billion. The company's total assets are nearly $192 billion, with stable demand for its USDT stablecoin.

Discover the hidden drivers of token performance in this week's Crypto Long & Short.

Visa adds Arc, Base, Canton, Polygon, and Tempo to its stablecoin settlement pilot, boosting its network support.

Binance adds new trading pairs for XRP and other altcoins!

Aave leads a $303M recovery effort for users after a major hack.

DeFi United, led by Aave, raises $303 million to cover Kelp DAO exploit losses.

Coachella collaborates with Google DeepMind to explore AI in live entertainment.

Ripple's $49M RLUSD issuance supports XRP; SHIB now in Coinbase ETF.

Bank of Korea's new Governor Shin Hyun-song prioritizes central bank digital currencies and bank-issued deposit tokens in his first policy address, omitting stablecoins. This comes amid ongoing legislative debates on stablecoin regulation in South Korea.