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Claim1,200 USDT in the Monthly Creation ChallengeVote to help HTX win & share 300 USDT!Post To Earn BonusFrench Finance Minister Roland Lescure called for more euro-denominated stablecoins and urged E

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French Finance Minister Roland Lescure called for more euro-denominated stablecoins and urged EU banks to explore tokenized deposits, marking a notable policy shift in Paris.

Lescure backed Qivalis, a consortium of 12 European banks planning to launch a euro-pegged stablecoin in the second half of 2026 to counter U.S. dominance in digital payments.

His stance contrasts with earlier French and EU skepticism toward private stablecoins, which officials had previously warned could threaten monetary sovereignty and lead to the privatization of money.

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Tokenization doesn’t ‘magically’ fix illiquid assets: PBW 2026 Tokenization does not automatically make hard-to-trade assets liquid, industry executives said at Paris Blockchain Week, pushing back on 

Tokenization doesn’t ‘magically’ fix illiquid assets: PBW 2026
Tokenization does not automatically make hard-to-trade assets liquid, industry executives said at Paris Blockchain Week, pushing back on the idea that putting private credit, real estate or other illiquid products onchain will by itself create active secondary markets.
Speaking during a panel moderated by Cointelegraph CEO Yana Prikhodchenko, Oya Celiktemur, Ondo Finance sales director for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), said there is still a misconception that tokenizing illiquid as



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On April 18, U.S. President Trump was asked aboard Air Force One about reports that the Pentagon is preparing for military action in Cuba. 'Are these reports true? Is Cuba next?' Trump did not provide

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Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin strategy is facing fresh criticism as gold supporter and Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff threatens him with upcoming Lawsuits. He called Strategy’s STRC stock “misleading” and warned it could lead to fraud claims. 

He also said investors may face losses and even file lawsuits if dividends are cut or the stock falls. 

Schiff Threatens Saylor of Coming Lawsuits
The latest tension started after Michael Saylor shared his Bitcoin accumulation strategy on X. His company has been raising money through STRC perpetual preferred stock, which is designed to stay near $100 and pays monthly dividends with an annual yield of about 11.5%.

Peter Schiff strongly reacted to this move and criticized the structure. He said it could mislead investors and may even be seen as

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As of April 17, 2026, the XRP Ledger (XRPL) is witnessing a historic structural transformation. While the broader market remains fixated on Bitcoin's range-bound struggle, XRP has quietly separated fr

According to AXIOS, citing two U.S. officials and additional sources familiar with the talks, the United States and Iran are currently discussing a three-page framework aimed at de-escalating tensions

According to AXIOS, citing two U.S. officials and additional sources familiar with the talks, the United States and Iran are currently discussing a three-page framework aimed at de-escalating tensions and addressing nuclear concerns.
A key element under consideration is a proposal that would see the U.S. unfreeze approximately $20 billion in Iranian assets in exchange for Iran giving up its stockpile of enriched uranium. The idea has been informally described by some officials as a “cash for uranium” arrangement, though it remains only one of several options on the table.
Earlier in the negotiations, the U.S. reportedly floated a figure of around $6 billion for humanitarian-related purposes, while Iran initially demanded as much as $27 billion. The current $20 billion figure is seen as a potential middle ground in ongoing discussions.
One U.S. official clarified that the proposal reflects the U.S. negotiating position, while another emphasized that the “cash for uranium” concept is still part of broader exploratory talks and not a finalized agreement.
On the nuclear issue itself, Washington is reportedly insisting that Iran transfer all enriched nuclear material to the United States. Tehran, however, has only agreed to a process of “domestic dilution” under international supervision.
A possible compromise under discussion would involve sending some highly enriched uranium to a third country (not necessarily the U.S.), while the remainder would be diluted inside Iran under monitored conditions.
Overall, the talks highlight both the complexity and the cautious progress of negotiations, with both sides still far apart but exploring potential pathways to reduce escalation and stabilize the situation.


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XRP and Dogecoin ETFs received approval in similar timeframes and have since been trading on the open market for six months now. During this time, there have been ups and downs for digital assets as i

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Senate Clears 10-Day FISA Stopgap After House Revolt Sinks Longer Deal



The Senate passed a 10-day FISA extension 2026 by voice vote Friday, keeping the surveillance program alive until April 30 after a bloc of 20 House Republicans overnight derailed both a five-year and an 18-month renewal that Speaker Johnson and the White House had spent a week negotiating.

The Senate cleared a FISA extension 2026 stopgap by voice vote Friday morning, buying Congress until April 30 after an all-night collapse on Capitol Hill left two separate long-term renewal attempts in ruins. The measure goes to President Trump for signature before the program’s Monday expiration.

Section 702 allows US spy agencies including the CIA, NSA, and FBI to collect foreign communications without a warrant, including those of Americans in contact with targeted foreigners. Intelligence officials have called it the single most important national security tool the country has. “FISA is the single most important national security asset we have in the intelligence field,” said Sen. Angus King of Maine, a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee. “It constitutes a very high percentage of the president’s daily brief.”

What Collapsed Overnight

Johnson entered Thursday evening believing a deal was in hand. Shortly before midnight, GOP leaders unveiled a revised five-year extension designed to win over privacy hawks. It failed. They then tried an 18-month clean renewal that Trump had demanded. That failed 197-228 on the procedural vote, with 20 Republicans joining most Democrats in opposition.

At 2:09 AM Friday, the House passed the 10-day stopgap by unanimous consent. The Senate convened a rare Friday session hours later and approved it the same way.

Trump had pressured Republicans all week through Truth Social posts, CIA Director John Ratcliffe briefed lawmakers directly on Wednesday

Senate Clears 10-Day FISA Stopgap After House Revo

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UBS Expects 50 bps Fed Rate Cuts as Gov Miran Downplays Inflation Risks

UBS predicts 50 bps Fed rate cuts later this year.

Fed's Stephen Miran and Trump-nominated Fed Chair Kevin Warsh could push for more rate cuts.

Stocks, Bitcoin and crypto market would rally amid positive macro tailwinds.

Wall Street banking giant UBS forecasts further Fed rate cuts later this year. This comes as Fed Governor Stephen Miran claims the US-Iran war and tariffs will not have long-term impacts on inflation, but expects three rate cuts instead of four in 2026. Bitcoin and gold will rise further if the Federal Reserve proceeds with more rate cuts this year. The broader crypto market will follow, with the S&P 500 hitting new highs.

The U.S. Federal Reserve would deliver 50 bps rate cuts later this year, UBS reported in the latest insights. Economists at the bank, including those in Global Wealth Management, project two 25 bps reductions potentially in September and December.

UBS Expects 50 bps Fed Rate Cuts as Gov Miran Down

Claiming the "Happy Horse": Alibaba's AI Lays Out the "Eight Trigrams Formation"

Japan Moves Crypto Under Financial Law, Toughens Penalties For Fraud

As SHIB and DOGE Slow Down, Little Pepe (LILPEPE) Gains Ground With Massive Presale Growth

European Central Bank Backs EU’s Plan For Centralized Crypto Firms Oversight

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US Stablecoins Welcome New Regulations: Interpreting the FDIC Draft, How Bank-Issued Stablecoins Should Operate According to the Rules

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