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Bitcoin LTH activity hits cycle lows: Is $63K BTC’s next key support?

Bitcoin's long-term holders (LTHs) have significantly reduced their spending activity, reaching levels typically seen in bear markets, indicating exhausted selling pressure. The LTH Sell Side Risk Ratio hit October 2025 lows, with both realized profits and losses declining sharply. This suggests a shift toward holding and market indifference, historically coinciding with cycle bottoms. Despite reduced selling, Bitcoin remains structurally weak, trading at $69,800 with dominant downside momentum. Indicators like the Directional Movement Index and ADXR point to continued weakness, with the Future Grand Trend indicator identifying $63k as a critical support level. Sustained low LTH selling may help BTC consolidate between $65k and $74k in the short term.

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Bitcoin LTH activity hits cycle lows: Is $63K BTC’s next key support?

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‘Attempts to hijack the CLARITY Act are shameful’: Trump advisor slams banks

White House advisor Patrick Witt criticizes the banking lobby for opposing the pro-innovation CLARITY Act, calling attempts to turn it into an anti-competition bill "shameful." The dispute centers on stablecoin rewards, which banks argue create an uneven playing field and risk deposit flight, potentially reducing bank lending. Stablecoin issuers view restrictions as a threat to their business model and cite competition with China's digital yuan. Lawmakers propose limiting types of stablecoin reward activities as a compromise, but the bill's future remains uncertain without resolution.

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‘Attempts to hijack the CLARITY Act are shameful’: Trump advisor slams banks

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ABA Survey Shows User Concerns On Stablecoins In Crypto Market Structure Bill Debate

The debate over the CLARITY Act, which aims to define the U.S. crypto market structure, remains stalled amid disagreements between the banking and crypto sectors. At an American Bankers Association (ABA) summit, Senator Angela Alsobrooks highlighted the complexity of negotiations, noting that both sides are likely to be dissatisfied. Banking representatives view stablecoin rewards as a threat to traditional deposits, while the crypto industry argues they are essential consumer incentives. A new ABA survey revealed that 42% of consumers support banning stablecoin rewards if they limit banks' lending capacity. Additionally, 90% of respondents do not currently own stablecoins, and only 17% are likely to use them in the next year. ABA CEO Rob Nichols emphasized that crypto companies offering bank-like products should meet the same regulatory standards as banks. The legislation's next critical step is a Senate Banking Committee markup. If approved, it could merge with a version from the Senate Agriculture Committee before a full Senate vote.

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ABA Survey Shows User Concerns On Stablecoins In Crypto Market Structure Bill Debate

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How $15B Fed injection could trigger crypto’s next macro rally

The Federal Reserve's $15 billion Treasury buyback, its largest in history, has sparked speculation about its potential to trigger a crypto macro rally. While quantitative easing typically drives capital into risk assets like cryptocurrency over the long term, its effects are not immediate, as evidenced by a 13.14% drop in the total crypto market cap in February. However, key signals suggest improving liquidity conditions: oil prices have declined by 16%, indicating fading geopolitical risk premiums, and tokenized U.S. Treasuries on-chain have reached $10 billion, showing capital is already moving into crypto-adjacent risk assets. This injection is part of a broader trend of the Fed expanding its balance sheet, suggesting it is not a one-off event but rather an early sign of easing macro stress that could support long-term capital inflows into cryptocurrency.

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How $15B Fed injection could trigger crypto’s next macro rally

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Gujarat National Law University Report Urges Clear Crypto Regulation in India

A recent report from Gujarat National Law University, produced with the Society of Indian Law Firms, urges India to establish a clear regulatory framework for crypto-assets. It highlights that approximately 120 million Indians are already using cryptocurrencies despite the absence of comprehensive regulation. The report argues that the current regulatory gap has negatively impacted capital flows, industry growth, and innovation. It proposes a multi-agency regulatory model rather than oversight by a single body, given the cross-disciplinary nature of crypto involving markets and payments. The recommended approach emphasizes institutional coordination to enhance consumer protection, address illicit finance, and support blockchain innovation.

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Gujarat National Law University Report Urges Clear Crypto Regulation in India

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