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Original Title: Leading Crypto Builders Say Senate Bill Reduces Risk, but the Problem Lies in Stablecoin Details
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U.S. Senators introduced a preliminary bill this week aimed at defining how

MANTRA's CEO announced layoffs and restructuring after the collapse of its $6 billion token in April 2025. The company aims for capital efficiency amid ongoing market challenges.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong withdraws support for the Senate cryptocurrency bill, stating that the bill is "not better than the current situation" and could impact innovation in the US crypto industry. He expressed concerns about several provisions in the bill, especially restrictions on tokenization and stablecoins, while remaining optimistic that legislators can reach better outcomes.

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Original Title: VanEck states that Bitcoin's most reliable price pattern has just failed and that timing signals are no longer trustworthy
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VanEck states that the four-year long market cycle of Bitcoin (BTC), observed over the years, may have been broken

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Original Title: Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams allegedly withdrew $3.18 million in crypto in a exit scam that left investors devastated
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Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams has become the latest to be accused of orchestrating a "rug pull" in the cryptocurrency space

In 2025, over 11 million crypto tokens failed, representing 86.3% of all recorded failures. The collapse was attributed to a major liquidation event, raising concerns about the sustainability of the token ecosystem.

The U.S. trade deficit is shrinking due to falling imports, but this masks underlying softness in consumer demand and a slow job market. Bitcoin faces uncertainty as it tests resistance levels amid mixed economic signals, requiring sustained demand for upward movement.

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Original Title: History repeats itself as Fed independence faces its greatest threat since the 1970s inflation spiral that devastated the United States
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A public confrontation between the White House and the Federal Reserve has reignited the

Bakkt Holdings is acquiring stablecoin payment provider Distributed Technologies Research (DTR) in a stock transaction, raising its shares by 10%. The deal aims to enhance Bakkt's financial infrastructure and support its neobanking strategy.