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CLARITY Act News: Coinbase CEO Responds To Dimon While JPMorgan Sees Low Odds Of 2026 Passage

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong responded to JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon's criticism of the CLARITY Act, a crypto regulation bill, calling Dimon's personal remarks "kind of sad" while expressing personal respect. Armstrong argued the bill would benefit traditional banks by providing a clearer regulatory framework and also help crypto companies, urging a focus on passing the legislation. Dimon had stated banks would not accept the current bill and predicted continued resistance from traditional finance. Meanwhile, JPMorgan analysts indicated the odds of the bill passing in 2026 are low, citing time constraints, the approaching midterm elections, and legislative hurdles like stablecoin yield debates.

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CLARITY Act News: Coinbase CEO Responds To Dimon While JPMorgan Sees Low Odds Of 2026 Passage

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Cardano Founder Hoskinson Says He’s ‘Taking A Break’: Here’s What Happened

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson announced he is "taking a break" on X, following a tense livestream where he expressed frustration over his limited power within Cardano's decentralized governance system. This comes amid growing ecosystem pressures, highlighted by the shutdown of the key analytics platform TapTools due to senior departures and rising costs. Hoskinson argued that Cardano's governance, designed to shift control to the community, now leaves him with no unilateral authority over the treasury, protocol upgrades, or brand infrastructure. He noted he is often blamed for ADA's price and ecosystem issues despite having no direct control. This dynamic was recently seen when a Cardano Foundation funding proposal for a 2026 summit was rejected by the community vote. The situation underscores a central tension for Cardano: its governance can reject major spending but may struggle to act swiftly to support critical infrastructure during a downturn. Hoskinson's break reflects the personal strain of this decentralized model, where founder influence is intentionally limited.

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Cardano Founder Hoskinson Says He’s ‘Taking A Break’: Here’s What Happened

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Bitcoin’s 4-Year Moving Average Shows Where The Market Bottom Lies Here

Crypto analyst Adam Livingston points to Bitcoin's 4-year moving average (MA), currently near $60,000, as a key indicator for a potential market bottom. He notes that BTC's price is historically cheap relative to this average, suggesting this zone has been a high-quality accumulation area. The analysis comes as Bitcoin faces significant selling pressure, dropping from highs near $71,000 to around $63,600, with increased exchange inflows and sustained ETF outflows. While Livingston views the $60,000 MA area as a likely bottom, other analysts like Bluntz predict a sweep down to $58,000, and Ali Martinez warns support could lie between $54,000 and $50,000 based on MVRV bands.

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Bitcoin’s 4-Year Moving Average Shows Where The Market Bottom Lies Here

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Is The XRP Vs. SWIFT War Already Over, Or Are Banks Taking Another Route?

The article challenges the common narrative of a direct "war" between XRP (representing blockchain-based settlement) and SWIFT (the traditional banking messaging network). It argues this framing is misleading, as SWIFT primarily handles payment instructions and communication, not the actual settlement of funds. Therefore, its newer initiatives don't directly compete with XRP's role as a settlement asset. Instead, blockchain interoperability protocols like Axelar or Chainlink are seen as closer competitors to SWIFT's messaging function. The piece highlights that major banks involved with SWIFT's latest framework are also exploring or partnering with Ripple and blockchain solutions. This suggests financial institutions are not choosing one system over the other but are building a hybrid model. In this emerging architecture, traditional messaging networks like SWIFT could coordinate transactions and compliance, while separate blockchain-based layers like XRP handle faster, more efficient value settlement. The conclusion is that the future of cross-border payments may involve coexistence and integration, rather than a winner-takes-all battle between XRP and SWIFT.

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Is The XRP Vs. SWIFT War Already Over, Or Are Banks Taking Another Route?

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BitMine Copies Saylor’s Strategy Playbook With Ethereum Preferred Stock Offering

BitMine Immersion Technologies is following a strategy similar to Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy, but for Ethereum. The company has filed for a public offering of 3 million shares of 9.50% Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock, with a stated value of $100 per share, to raise capital for expanding its Ethereum holdings and staking infrastructure. Proceeds are earmarked for acquiring ETH and other digital assets, expanding its "MAVAN" validator network, and other corporate purposes. The preferred stock will pay cumulative dividends at 9.50% annually and includes provisions for dividend penalties and company redemption options. BitMine has applied to list the shares on the NYSE under the ticker BMNP.

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BitMine Copies Saylor’s Strategy Playbook With Ethereum Preferred Stock Offering

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