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‘Congress must pass the Clarity Act’ – U.S. Treasury Secretary’s plea decoded

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urges Congress to pass the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, arguing that clear federal rules are essential to prevent the relocation of crypto development to jurisdictions like Abu Dhabi and Singapore. He warns that regulatory uncertainty in the U.S. makes the risks of operating there outweigh the benefits. The call is supported by Senator Cynthia Lummis, who believes the act would serve as a "safe harbor" for innovation. However, prediction market Polymarket indicates the odds of the bill passing by 2026 have recently dropped to 57%. Despite this, key industry figures, including Coinbase's Chief Policy Officer, express confidence that legislative progress will be made.

ambcrypto2 giorni fa 10:04

‘Congress must pass the Clarity Act’ – U.S. Treasury Secretary’s plea decoded

ambcrypto2 giorni fa 10:04

Chainlink sees 480M social engagements: What it means for LINK price next

Chainlink (LINK) is gaining significant attention with a 5.24% price surge to $8.97, supported by 480 million social engagements and an 82% rise in positive sentiment. Key drivers include Grayscale’s LINK ETF (GLINK) attracting $82.79 million in net flows, Bitwise’s CLINK ETF adding $11.82 million, Mastercard integrating Chainlink to connect 3.5 billion cards to DeFi, and Coinbase using Chainlink to publish trading data on-chain. However, on-chain metrics show declining active addresses and open interest, suggesting reduced activity and potential short-term caution despite the bullish news.

ambcrypto04/06 17:05

Chainlink sees 480M social engagements: What it means for LINK price next

ambcrypto04/06 17:05

Can Circle compete against Coinbase as wrapped Bitcoin space heats up?

Circle is launching cirBTC, a new wrapped Bitcoin product backed 1:1 by BTC and targeting institutional users. The token aims to leverage Bitcoin's $1.7 trillion liquidity and integrate with Circle’s ecosystem, including its Arc chain and DeFi platforms. This move comes amid trust issues in the wrapped Bitcoin sector, highlighted by recent controversies involving BitGo’s WBTC and Coinbase’s cbBTC. While cbBTC grew rapidly to a $6B market supply, it faced scrutiny over unverifiable reserves. Circle positions cirBTC as a "neutral" and transparent alternative, emphasizing on-chain verifiability and trust. The product will compete directly with Coinbase, despite their existing partnership in USDC distribution.

ambcrypto04/03 18:01

Can Circle compete against Coinbase as wrapped Bitcoin space heats up?

ambcrypto04/03 18:01

Coinbase Secures Conditional OCC Approval For National Trust Charter – Details

Coinbase, the largest US crypto exchange, has received conditional approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) to establish Coinbase National Trust Company. This marks a significant step toward becoming a federally regulated crypto custodian. The company clarified that this charter does not make it a commercial bank, and it will not take retail deposits or engage in fractional reserve banking. Instead, it aims to bring federal regulatory uniformity to its custody and market infrastructure business. This approval validates Coinbase's regulatory approach and allows it to expand its reach and conduct new business. It also signals a shift in the federal regulatory framework to align with the evolving crypto landscape. However, the move faces opposition from US banks and lawmakers, including the American Bankers Association and Senator Elizabeth Warren, who have raised concerns about regulatory arbitrage and called for delays until clearer rules are established. Coinbase joins other firms like Ripple, Circle, and Fidelity that have also received similar OCC approvals.

bitcoinist04/03 10:31

Coinbase Secures Conditional OCC Approval For National Trust Charter – Details

bitcoinist04/03 10:31

Coinbase wins conditional OCC approval as crypto moves deeper into U.S. banking system

Coinbase has received conditional approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) to establish a national trust company, advancing the integration of crypto custody and infrastructure into the U.S. federal regulatory system. Announced on April 2, this approval marks a shift from state-level oversight toward a unified federal framework. The trust charter does not grant banking privileges—such as deposit-taking or lending—but focuses on custody and market infrastructure services. This move enables Coinbase to expand its institutional offerings while operating under consistent federal supervision. The approval remains conditional, requiring Coinbase to meet ongoing regulatory standards before full operation. This development reflects a broader trend of aligning digital asset services with traditional financial oversight.

ambcrypto04/02 21:02

Coinbase wins conditional OCC approval as crypto moves deeper into U.S. banking system

ambcrypto04/02 21:02

Coinbase CLO turns bullish on CLARITY: ‘Confident we’re going to see progress’

Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal expressed strong optimism about the imminent passage of the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act of 2025, predicting a breakthrough in U.S. crypto regulation within the next 48 hours. Despite resistance from traditional banks, Grewal emphasized the importance of the bill in fulfilling former President Trump’s vision of making the U.S. a global crypto capital. He differentiated crypto from fractional-reserve banking, dismissing concerns about deposit flight due to stablecoins. His shift in stance surprised Patrick Witt of the President’s Council on Digital Assets, given Coinbase’s previous hesitation. Polymarket odds of the bill becoming law by 2026 rose to 65%, reflecting growing confidence.

ambcrypto04/02 11:12

Coinbase CLO turns bullish on CLARITY: ‘Confident we’re going to see progress’

ambcrypto04/02 11:12

XRP Boycott Movement Triggers Supply Crunch On Coinbase Following CLARITY Act News

XRP investors are rapidly withdrawing their tokens from Coinbase, causing a sharp decline in the exchange's available supply. This movement is a form of boycott triggered by two main issues: Coinbase's alleged opposition to the CLARITY Act and claims it requested millions from Ripple to list XRP in 2019. Supply has plummeted by nearly 90% in months, with net outflows reaching up to 95 million XRP. Analysts warn this could lead to a supply shock if buying pressure returns. Amid the volatility, price predictions for XRP vary widely, with conservative targets for this cycle between $5-$15 and more optimistic forecasts reaching up to $40.

bitcoinist04/02 01:02

XRP Boycott Movement Triggers Supply Crunch On Coinbase Following CLARITY Act News

bitcoinist04/02 01:02

Did Coinbase Refuse To List XRP On Purpose? Ripple Exec’s Old Tweets Resurface

The XRP community has resurfaced old tweets from Ripple's CTO Emeritus David Schwartz, suggesting Coinbase may have deliberately refused to list XRP. In posts from May and June 2023, Schwartz described a "hypothetical" scenario where an exchange, believed to be Coinbase, refused to list XRP despite it being beneficial, instead asking Ripple for millions in payment. He noted that after an agreement, XRP's listing generated 20% of the exchange's revenue. Schwartz indicated that an adversary in litigation (likely the SEC) used this payment to imply Ripple was unfairly boosting XRP adoption. Coinbase initially listed XRP but delisted it in 2021 following the SEC's lawsuit alleging XRP was a security. It relisted the token in July 2023 after a court ruling declared XRP not a security. XRP price was negatively impacted during the lawsuit and is currently trading around $1.32, down over 2% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist03/31 21:33

Did Coinbase Refuse To List XRP On Purpose? Ripple Exec’s Old Tweets Resurface

bitcoinist03/31 21:33

Coinbase disables Ronin trading as Ethereum L2 migration enters execution phase

Coinbase has suspended trading for Ronin (RONIN) as the network enters the execution phase of its migration to an Ethereum Layer-2. Users must transfer their tokens to a compatible self-custodial wallet before the upgrade is finalized; otherwise, assets left on the platform will become inaccessible. The exchange will not support the migration on behalf of customers. The move is part of Ronin’s previously announced plan to transition from a gaming-focused sidechain to a full L2, aiming to improve scalability, security, and expand into DeFi and consumer apps. Despite the trading halt, RONIN’s price remained relatively unchanged, trading around $0.0839 with a market cap of ~$64.5M, indicating the market had likely priced in the migration.

ambcrypto03/30 20:05

Coinbase disables Ronin trading as Ethereum L2 migration enters execution phase

ambcrypto03/30 20:05

War Doesn't Just Drive Up Oil Prices, Why Is Circle's Stock Price Soaring?

A class of companies, like defense contractors and oil giants, typically benefit from global instability. Circle, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin, unexpectedly joined this group as its stock price surged over 150% in five weeks, while the broader crypto market remained down 44% from its peak. The core of Circle's business is holding US Treasuries to back each USDC in circulation. The interest earned on these bonds constitutes about 90% of its quarterly revenue, making the Federal Funds rate its primary driver. The recent price surge was triggered by geopolitical conflict in the Middle East, which drove oil prices up approximately 35%. This raised inflation concerns, leading markets to drastically scale back expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in 2026. Higher-for-longer interest rates mean Circle's treasury reserves continue to generate elevated yields, translating to more revenue and a rising stock price. This macroeconomic shift caused a short squeeze, as a significant portion of Circl's stock was shorted based on the expectation of falling rates. However, the bullish narrative extends beyond a macro trade. Despite a net loss for FY2025, USDC's supply has reached a new all-time high of $79 billion, and its transaction volume now surpasses that of the larger USDT. This growth is attributed to its use as a payment infrastructure for cross-border transfers, tokenized assets, and AI agent micropayments, especially in regions where traditional banking becomes unreliable during crises. A major structural challenge is Circle's costly revenue-sharing agreement with Coinbase, which took 54 cents of every dollar Circle earned in 2024. The market is currently pricing Circle as both a high-yield play and a critical piece of future financial infrastructure. The central tension remains: its profitability is currently dependent on high interest rates, but its long-term value hinges on successfully transitioning to a business model sustained by transaction fees and payment network services, independent of the Fed's decisions.

marsbit03/30 09:56

War Doesn't Just Drive Up Oil Prices, Why Is Circle's Stock Price Soaring?

marsbit03/30 09:56

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