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Senate Banking Committee Postpones CLARITY Act Markup After Crypto Industry Backlash
The Senate Banking Committee abruptly postponed its CLARITY Act markup, halting a pivotal week for U.S. crypto policy.
This post Senate Banking Committee Postpones CLARITY Act Markup After Crypto Industry Backlash first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

Bitcoin stalled near $97,000 despite $843 million in exchange-traded fund inflows and strong institutional demand. Politics Fail to Trigger Flight to Safety After opening the week with three consecutive days of gains exceeding 2%, bitcoin stalled Thursday, reaching an intraday peak just above $97,000. Momentum faded even as President Donald Trump intensified his pressure campaign […]

Polygon has reportedly cut nearly 30% of its workforce as it restructures around stablecoin payments, with social media and insider reports pointing to a major internal shakeup.
The post Polygon Reportedly Cuts Nearly 30% of Staff in a Mass Layoff appeared first on BeInCrypto.

Citrea launches ctUSD, a Bitcoin-native stablecoin backed 1:1 by T-bills and fiat, issued by MoonPay and powered by M0.
The post Citrea rolls out ctUSD stablecoin as native liquidity layer for Bitcoin ecosystem appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Ethereum is back to trading just above $3,300 per ETH in a slow bullish extension over the past week. After months of wide swings and failed follow-throughs above $3,000, the structure on the monthly timeframe chart is beginning to look bullish in a way that traders should take seriously.  A recent technical breakdown shared by Merlijn The Trader on X shows that Ethereum is approaching a moment where consolidation could give way to forceful expansion, with $5,000 as the most important inflection point. Bullish Pennant Says Bullish Momentum About To Be Unlocked The chart showing the technical analysis from Merlijn shows a bullish pennant forming on Ethereum’s monthly timeframe. This bullish pennant shows that price action has been compressing between a rising support ...

Congressional Democrats formally accused the SEC of operating a pay-to-play scheme after the agency paused its civil fraud case against Tron founder Justin Sun following his $75 million investment in Trump family ventures and position as top Trump memecoin holder.
The post Democrats Accuse SEC of “Pay-to-Play” in Justin Sun Case Dismissal appeared first on Cryptonews.

Amid ongoing debate over the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, a long-standing critic of the cryptocurrency industry, is being accused by members of the crypto community of trying to derail the legislation. Reports indicate that Warren attached 38 amendments to the bill, a move many argue would merely reinforce the dominance […]