Taiwan has passed a sweeping new law to regulate its crypto sector, sending the bill to the President for final approval.
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Senators Tim Scott and Bill Hagerty, who managed to push the crypto GENIUS Act into law, introduced the bill to give the government powers to defend U.S. AI.
The president has capitalized massively on crypto, according to his 2025 financial disclosure, making it one of his most lucrative business moves.
The crypto wallet is doubling down on perpetual futures after hiring the builders behind one of Hyperliquid’s highest-profile market experiments.
The group built trust via WhatsApp, then misappropriated user funds to Hong Kong bank accounts instead of executing any actual crypto trades.
Bitcoin’s price has shown an unusually strong negative 52-week correlation with the dollar-yen exchange rate.
IBIT alone shed $300 million while smaller funds absorbed some of the outflow. The selloff lands as the same AI trade that crashed Korea a week ago now powers a record quarterly rally there.
Dubai lawyer Irina Heaver says European founders are flocking to the UAE for faster licensing, a dedicated crypto regulator and access to markets beyond Europe.
Active addresses jumped 72% in two weeks while open interest fell to its lowest level since July 2025, giving traders a cleaner setup even as price remains trapped below resistance.
Bitcoin held below $60,000 as a surging dollar kept crypto pinned. Onchain demand stayed quiet through the week’s losses, and Strategy’s plan to possibly sell bitcoin added to the caution.
Executives at major platforms CoinDCX and CoinSwitch say the premium reflects a demand-supply imbalance and thin local liquidity.
BTC fell in Asia as the Japanese yen tanked to four-decade lows, lifting the dollar higher across the board.