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SEC Chair Confirms Crypto Taxonomy Guidance In Line With CLARITY Act Framework

SEC Chair Paul Atkins announced plans to develop formal guidance on token classification, aligning with the anticipated CLARITY Act framework, during a House Financial Services Committee hearing. He emphasized the need for regulatory certainty and a comprehensive federal framework to support investors and innovators. While acknowledging recent SEC efforts, Atkins stressed that durable reform requires bipartisan legislation. The SEC will collaborate with the CFTC through Project Crypto to develop a token taxonomy and consider tailored exemptions for blockchain transactions. Additionally, Atkins directed a review of the Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT) to assess governance, efficiency, and cybersecurity. Meanwhile, crypto markets experienced a significant downturn, with Bitcoin falling to $65,000 and Ethereum to $1,916, reducing total market capitalization to $2.23 trillion.

bitcoinist5h ago

SEC Chair Confirms Crypto Taxonomy Guidance In Line With CLARITY Act Framework

bitcoinist5h ago

WLFI to launch FOREX platform within USD1 ecosystem – What’s next?

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has announced the upcoming launch of a FOREX platform called World Swap, operating within its USD1 stablecoin ecosystem. Despite recent lower price action, WLFI's activity has been growing. USD1 has become the fifth-largest stablecoin by market cap in just ten months, showing strong adoption with significant transfer volumes and holder growth. On the price front, WLFI appears to be forming a double bottom pattern on the 4-hour chart, suggesting a potential bullish reversal, supported by a $10 million whale purchase. A breakdown below $0.09, however, could diminish the impact of this news. Increased social dominance also indicates growing market interest.

ambcrypto8h ago

WLFI to launch FOREX platform within USD1 ecosystem – What’s next?

ambcrypto8h ago

Can Dogecoin Lead Meme Coins Back To Glory? The Index That Paints A Gloomy Story

The meme coin market, as tracked by MarketVector's MEMECOIN Index, is experiencing a severe and prolonged downturn. The index, which follows the six largest meme coins by market cap, is down 22.44% year-to-date and has fallen 67.65% over the past 365 days, hitting a one-year low of -66.80%. This underperformance is more pronounced than in other crypto sectors. As the largest and most influential meme coin, Dogecoin carries the heaviest weighting in the index. However, its recent momentum has been weak, with its price falling below the $0.10 level to hover around $0.093. Despite its unmatched brand recognition and unique advantages—such as being the only meme coin with Spot ETFs—Dogecoin has not demonstrated the price leadership required to single-handedly revive the niche. The article concludes that current negative sentiment across the entire cryptocurrency industry offers little encouragement for a quick, Dogecoin-led recovery for meme coins.

bitcoinist11h ago

Can Dogecoin Lead Meme Coins Back To Glory? The Index That Paints A Gloomy Story

bitcoinist11h ago

Bitcoin Weakness Persists: Stablecoin Supply Signals Risk-Off Environment

Bitcoin continues to face selling pressure below $70,000 amid weakening liquidity and a risk-off market environment. Key indicators, including the Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) Oscillator and the 30-day change in USDT market capitalization, signal ongoing weakness. The SSR has turned negative again after a brief positive period in January, suggesting Bitcoin is underperforming relative to stablecoins. Meanwhile, USDT’s market cap change has dropped to approximately -$2.87 billion, indicating capital outflows from crypto. These trends imply that January’s recovery lacked sustained liquidity support, and without renewed stablecoin inflows, Bitcoin remains vulnerable to near-term downside pressure.

bitcoinist12h ago

Bitcoin Weakness Persists: Stablecoin Supply Signals Risk-Off Environment

bitcoinist12h ago

The Economist: Falling Below $70,000, This Crypto Winter Is More Desperate Than Ever

Cryptocurrencies are experiencing a particularly harsh and isolating downturn, with Bitcoin falling from $124,000 in October to around $70,000, erasing over $2 trillion in market value. Unlike previous crashes, this bear market feels more painful because it is happening while traditional assets like tech stocks remain near all-time highs. Key factors driving the decline include excessive leverage—detectable crypto lending had more than doubled to $74 billion before the sell-off began—and a cascade of liquidations totaling around $19 billion. Even Bitcoin ETFs, initially seen as a bullish catalyst, are now contributing to selling pressure, with significant outflows recorded. Most critically, crypto has lost its “vibe”—the rebellious, anti-establishment aura that once fueled its appeal. As cryptocurrencies become more institutionalized yet still lack mainstream adoption or yield-generating utility, they appear to have lost their cultural edge without gaining legitimacy. Without a revival of this unique enthusiasm, the current crypto winter may be prolonged and severe.

marsbitYesterday 09:14

The Economist: Falling Below $70,000, This Crypto Winter Is More Desperate Than Ever

marsbitYesterday 09:14

Here’s The Mistake Most People Are Making With XRP; Pundit Reveals

A prominent XRP supporter, BarriC, argues that the biggest mistake in evaluating the token is using a retail trading framework to predict its future value. He contends that XRP has only existed in a speculative environment shaped by typical crypto market cycles, which doesn't account for its potential integration into global financial infrastructure. Critics often cite unrealistic market capitalization requirements for high price targets like $1,000 or $10,000. However, BarriC dismisses market cap as a limiting factor, stating that if XRP becomes a necessity for global payments—potentially replacing SWIFT and handling trillions in transactions—its valuation would be driven by utility and demand, not speculation. This shift would fundamentally change how the asset is priced.

bitcoinistYesterday 03:32

Here’s The Mistake Most People Are Making With XRP; Pundit Reveals

bitcoinistYesterday 03:32

$6B tokenized commodities boom – Is digital gold the new haven?

Tokenized commodities have surpassed a $6 billion market cap, driven primarily by gold-backed digital assets. Tether's XAUT ($3.6B market cap) and Paxos' PAXG ($2.3B) dominate the sector, with significant growth over the past six months. Ethereum remains the leading blockchain for these assets, offering investors exposure to physical gold without storage or intermediary concerns. As crypto volatility persists, demand is shifting toward these safer on-chain commodities, making them one of the fastest-growing segments in the digital asset market.

ambcryptoYesterday 03:02

$6B tokenized commodities boom – Is digital gold the new haven?

ambcryptoYesterday 03:02

Fed’s March rate cut could push the U.S. dollar down 10% – Is crypto at risk?

The U.S. dollar (DXY) has been declining, falling 9.4% in 2025 and another 1.4% in early 2026, returning to 2022 levels—a year marked by a 65% crypto market crash. This year, crypto has already dropped 24%, reflecting investor caution tied to the dollar's performance. Expectations of a March Fed rate cut have risen, with probability increasing to 21.2%, potentially driving the DXY down another 10%. While a weaker dollar typically benefits risk assets like crypto, record U.S. debt payments and China's Treasury sell-offs are creating liquidity stress. These factors may offset positive effects of rate cuts, posing headwinds for crypto's H2 rally despite potential dollar weakness.

ambcryptoYesterday 00:02

Fed’s March rate cut could push the U.S. dollar down 10% – Is crypto at risk?

ambcryptoYesterday 00:02

Why Cardano’s Open Interest shift signals more trouble for ADA

Cardano (ADA) has fallen out of the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap, replaced by Bitcoin Cash. Its price declined 3.8% in 24 hours and 10.7% weekly, with further losses expected as Bitcoin dropped below $70k. Analysis shows ADA is testing multi-year lows near $0.25, weakening holder conviction. A key concern is the fragmentation of Open Interest (OI). In 2023, 80% of ADA's OI was concentrated on Binance, a pattern that typically fuels rallies. By 2026, this share fell to just 22%, indicating weakened momentum—a trend also observed with Solana. Additionally, distribution data reveals only small holders are accumulating ADA; most larger cohorts have been selling since November, signaling weak whale conviction. This combination of negative market sentiment, whale distribution, and fragmented OI forms a bearish trifecta likely to push ADA even lower.

ambcrypto02/09 21:02

Why Cardano’s Open Interest shift signals more trouble for ADA

ambcrypto02/09 21:02

Here’s why ‘crypto’ search volume on Google hovers near yearly low

Global interest in "crypto" has dropped to a yearly low, with Google search scores falling to 34 from a peak of 100 in August 2025. U.S. interest also declined but later recovered slightly. In contrast, "Bitcoin" searches hit the maximum score of 100, indicating a shift toward safer digital assets. Market sentiment reflects extreme fear, with the Fear & Greed Index at 9 and the average RSI near 41, signaling oversold conditions. The total crypto market cap has fallen to $2.34 trillion from $4.2 trillion, suggesting heavy selling pressure. Despite short-term weakness, this phase may lead to steadier accumulation, with long-term holders and institutional investors maintaining market stability.

ambcrypto02/09 13:17

Here’s why ‘crypto’ search volume on Google hovers near yearly low

ambcrypto02/09 13:17

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