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Bitcoin lenders say institutions want crypto credit to look more like TradFiBitcoin lenders may need to become more like traditional finance firms, not less, if they want institutional capital to keep flowing into the sector.

At Consensus 2026 in Miami, Alexander Blume, founder and CEO of institutional bitcoin lender Two Prime, argued that the next stage of crypto credit growth will depend less on decentralized finance experimentation and more on standardization, transparency, and risk management.

“The moment you start trying to explain how any of this stuff works, they're just like, No... We'll pay more. Don't lose my money,” Blume said, referring to institutional borrowers evaluating crypto lending products that become difficult to defend during periods of market stress.

The comments reflected a broader post-2022 shift in crypto lending following the collapses of Celsius, Voyager, and BlockFi, when opaque leverage, aggressive rehypothecation, and weak risk controls triggered a wider credit crisis across the industry. In the years since, many institutional borrowers have moved away from complex DeFi structures in favor of products centered on transparent custody, standardized contracts, and clearly identifiable counterparties.Across the panel, speakers repeatedly suggested that institutional finance and crypto-native finance remain fundamentally misaligned in their approaches to risk. While DeFi evolved around permissionless access, composability, and capital efficiency, institutions continue to prioritize predictability, legal accountability, and operational simplicity.

That tension was especially visible in the discussion around rehypothecation, the practice of reusing customer collateral to generate additional yield, which became one of the defining risks exposed during the 2022 lending collapse.





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Bitcoin (BTC) News (Second Update) Bitcoin is currently in a tight consolidation phase, where the market is balancing between buyers and sellers after recent volatility. Price action shows that Bitcoi

Bitcoin (BTC) News (Second Update)
Bitcoin is currently in a tight consolidation phase, where the market is balancing between buyers and sellers after recent volatility. Price action shows that Bitcoin is repeatedly testing key support levels, but strong resistance is still limiting upside momentum.
Institutional interest remains active, especially through ETFs and long-term holding strategies, but short-term trading volume is still not strong enough to confirm a clear trend. Because of this, Bitcoin is moving in a controlled range instead of a strong breakout
Recent market behavior suggests that traders are waiting for a major catalyst such as macroeconomic changes, liquidity expansion, or increased inflows to crypto markets before committing to a strong directional move.

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#BTC After 7 Green Days—What's Next? Robinhood defends Wall Street’s slow crypto pivot Robinhood said at Consensus Miami 2026 that Wall Street is now actively building on crypto rails, though institut

#BTC After 7 Green Days—What's Next? Robinhood defends Wall Street’s slow crypto pivot
Robinhood said at Consensus Miami 2026 that Wall Street is now actively building on crypto rails, though institutional adoption is moving slower and more fragmented than the industry expected.

Executives from Robinhood-owned Bitstamp, Ondo Finance, and Babylon Labs told Consensus Miami 2026 on Wednesday that Wall Street’s migration into crypto is real but slower and more fragmented than the industry expected.

The panel, titled “Is the Wall Street Herd STILL Coming?”, framed institutional adoption as settled in direction but uncertain in pace.

Robinhood VP of Crypto Institutions Nicola White said the dynamic with banks has shifted materially. “We’re not having conversations anymore about what blockchain is,” she said.

“Now it’s about, how do we help them build?” Ondo President Ian De Bode pointed to partnerships with Broadridge and the DTCC to tokenise securities and enable blockchain-based shareholder voting as evidence that institutional pipelines have moved from planning to production.

White also flagged risks around retail product velocity. She noted that 50% of Robinhood’s new Q1 platform users were first-time investors, and warned that 100x perpetual leverage products carry risks “that maybe people don’t understand.”

Panelists said adoption will split into two tracks: regulated US finance and an offshore permissionless crypto market running in parallel. As crypto.news tracked, Robinhood has been expanding institutional and retail crypto infrastructure since its Bitstamp acquisition, with crypto notional volumes reaching $25 billion in February 2026, up 74% year-on-year.

The Consensus panel framed that figure as a starting point, with Wall Street’s integration still in its early stages despite the conversation having clearly shifted.




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Legendary Analyst Says the Signal We Were Waiting For Has Arrived, Reveals He Invested All His Money in Bitcoin (BTC)!Bitcoin’s recent surge above $82,000 marks a new high, the highest seen in several months. This indicates strong market demand and investor confidence, and could attract further institutional investment.

While more investment signals an uptrend for $BTC, renowned analyst and inventor of Bollinger Bands, John Bollinger, has indicated he is bullish on Bitcoin.

Sharing his latest analysis from account X, John Bollinger stated that the $BTC trend has turned bullish and that he has allocated his entire portfolio to $BTC.

At this point, Bollinger stated that his self-developed $BTC trend model turned positive yesterday, and announced that he had invested all his money in Bitcoin.

Bollinger stated that all the money in his crypto-focused fund, Tactica, is invested entirely in Bitcoin and that he has no cash assets.

“Yesterday, our trend pattern for Bitcoin turned positive, and our Tactica fund is now fully invested in Bitcoin.”

This demonstrates confidence in Bitcoin’s rise and could encourage other investors to follow suit, pushing prices even higher.

*This is not investment advice.

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HTX Community April Creation Contest$110K Spring Airdrop Rain—18 Days Straight!HTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500U 💥 Upbit, one of South Korea’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges, has announce

Upbit, one of South Korea’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges, has announced a new listing, adding one of the popular memecoin projects to its platform. According to the official announcement by the exchange, dogwifhat ($WIF) will begin trading today.

The announcement stated that the $WIF token will be listed on Korean won (KRW), Bitcoin (BTC), and Tether (USDT) trading pairs. Trading commenced at 10:00 AM Turkish time. This development is seen as a reflection of the recent increase in investor interest, particularly in the memecoin category.

Dogwifhat, particularly through its social media influence, has quickly gained a large user base and stands out among projects in the Solana ecosystem. Following the listing decision, it is predicted that demand for the token may increase and trading volumes may rise.

Listings on major exchanges in the cryptocurrency market generally increase the visibility of the asset but can also trigger short-term price movements. Experts point out that investors should consider the risk of volatility in the face of such developments.

Upbit’s move is being interpreted as a strategic step to attract user interest in the memecoin segment, where competition between exchanges continues.

*This is not investment advice.



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HTX Community April Creation ContestHTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500U 💥BTC After 7 Green Days—What's Next? The process for the Clarity Act, one of the most important legislative proposals f

The process for the Clarity Act, one of the most important legislative proposals for cryptocurrency regulation in the US, is gaining momentum.

Whether or not stablecoins should offer interest or similar returns has been the biggest obstacle to the passage of the law to date. It has been the biggest point of contention between traditional banking and the cryptocurrency sector.

Although some progress has been made recently with a compromise on stablecoin interest payments, the banking sector argues that this is still insufficient.

While uncertainty surrounding the Clarity Act persists, a White House adviser said Congress aims to pass the bill by early July.

According to The Block, the US Congress aims to pass the Clarity Act before July 4th.

Speaking at the Consensus 2026 conference in Miami, White House cryptocurrency adviser Patrick Witt outlined a timeline for the bill to begin being considered by the Senate Banking Committee this month.

In this context, Witt said he believed the Senate could move the bill forward in June, leaving enough time for the House of Representatives to pass it as well.

Witt’s plan calls for a full vote in the Senate in June, followed by a final vote in the House of Representatives before Independence Day.

In this context, Witt emphasized that, despite the tight timeline, the goal was entirely achievable and would be a meaningful gift for the nation’s 250th anniversary.

Following the interest yields on stablecoins, the demand for an ‘ethical clause’ is emerging as a second important variable. Some Democratic lawmakers are questioning the connection between President Donald Trump and his family’s cryptocurrency businesses, demanding regulations to prevent conflicts of interest.

In response, Patrick Witt stated, “We cannot accept regulations that target specific individuals or families. However, I am optimisti

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#Colombian President Gustavo Petro said the country's Caribbean coast could become a Bitcoin mining hub if it uses clean energy and brings local communities into the plan. Summary Petro says Colombia'

#Colombian President Gustavo Petro said the country's Caribbean coast could become a Bitcoin mining hub if it uses clean energy and brings local communities into the plan.
Summary Petro says Colombia's Caribbean coast could use renewable energy to attract Bitcoin mining investment soon. The plan mentions Wayúu co-ownership, but no mining partner or launch date has been confirmed. Paraguay's hydro-powered mining growth gives Colombia a model as political timing creates fresh doubts ahead.
Petro pointed to Barranquilla, Santa Marta, and Riohacha as possible sites. He said the region could follow countries such as Venezuela and Paraguay, where low-cost energy has attracted Bitcoin mining investment. Petro made the comments in a post on X while responding to a discussion on Bitcoin mining in South America. He said the Caribbean region could receive "an immense boost" from mining tied to renewable energy. You might also like: Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse says CLARITY Act could stall before midterms The president also called for talks with the Wayúu community. He said the Indigenous group should be involved as possible co-owners of future projects. The Wayúu mainly live in La Guajira, where Colombia has strong wind and solar resources. Paraguay model draws attention Petro's remarks referred to Paraguay's growing role in Bitcoin mining.
The country has used surplus hydroelectric power to attract miners, including large firms building sites near the Itaipu dam. As featured in earlier coverage, HIVE Digital acquired Bitfarms' 200 MW hydro-powered Yguazú site in Paraguay for $56 million. The company said the deal lifted its planned Paraguay mining infrastructure to 300 MW.
That deal shows why energy-rich countries have become more attractive to Bitcoin miners. Mining firms often seek cheap and steady power, while host countries look for ways to turn unused electricity into revenue.
Colombia's renewable base supports the proposal Colombia already gets a large share of its elec

Colombian President Gustavo Petro said the country

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BTC After 7 Green Days—What's Next?HTX Community April Creation ContestMEGA: Real-Time Execution Layer for EthereumFairshake has spent $28 million in 2026 primaries as a new poll shows most Americans 

Fairshake has spent $28 million in 2026 primaries as a new poll shows most Americans distrust crypto and AI, raising questions about the political value of industry-backed super PAC money. Summary Fairshake and pro-AI PAC Leading the Future have together spent over $100 million in 2026 midterm races, according to federal filings and published reporting. A Public First poll for Politico in April found 45% of Americans say investing in crypto is too risky, and 44% say AI is developing too fast. Only 3% of survey respondents recognise Fairshake by name, but analysts warn backlash could be swift once voters connect the spending to the industries behind it. Fairshake, the pro-crypto super PAC backed by Coinbase, Andreessen Horowitz, and Ripple, has spent $28 million across competitive 2026 primaries. Combined with pro-AI group Leading the Future, which launched in August 2025 and has raised more than $75 million, the two industry-aligned groups have together deployed over $100 million in the current midterm cycle. The spending arrives against a difficult backdrop. A Public First poll conducted for Politico in April, surveying 2,035 US adults, found 45% of Americans say investing in cryptocurrency is not worth the risk, 44% say AI is developing too fast, and nearly two-thirds want Congress to impose strict regulations or broad AI oversight. “I do think if they see somebody is backed by crypto, that’s always going to be a problem,” former Ohio Representative Jim Renacci was quoted as saying. You might also like: Arthur Hayes pegs Zcash target at 10% of Bitcoin price Despite those distrust numbers, public awareness of both groups remains remarkably low. Only 3% of respondents recognised Fairshake, and just 9% had heard of Leading the Future. Political observers told Politico that backlash could be swift once voters make the connection between the spending

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HTX Community April Creation ContestHTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500U 💥 On the downside, RELX dropped 4.99% to £2,494, while Admiral Group declined 3.78% to £3,203 and Coca-Cola HBC slipped

On the downside, RELX dropped 4.99% to £2,494, while Admiral Group declined 3.78% to £3,203 and Coca-Cola HBC slipped 3.52% to £4,272.

Among other laggards, Severn Trent fell 2.73% to £3,131, while London Stock Exchange Group eased 2.29% to £9,126 and Games Workshop Group edged lower by 1.13% to £19,740.



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