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Real-World Assets on blockchain have grown ~589% since early 2025! · Public equities +422% · Bonds & money market funds (+$6.5B / +83%) · New assets like reinsurance & GPU tokenization +72% The tokeni

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Ric Edelman predicts CLARITY Act may unlock crypto floodgates Ric Edelman has predicted that up to 95% of institutions without crypto exposure could enter the market if the CLARITY Act becomes law. In

Ric Edelman predicts CLARITY Act may unlock crypto floodgates

Ric Edelman has predicted that up to 95% of institutions without crypto exposure could enter the market if the CLARITY Act becomes law.

In a recent interview, Edelman said the disconnect between crypto prices and industry activity has become increasingly noticeable as large financial firms continue expanding their blockchain and tokenization efforts.

While cryptocurrency markets have struggled to maintain momentum amid regulatory uncertainty, Edelman said major Wall Street institutions, including BlackRock, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, Franklin Templeton, State Street, Invesco, and Fidelity, continue building products and services tied to digital assets.

“Crypto prices are not reflecting what’s happening in the world of crypto,” Edelman said, pointing to rising institutional engagement even as investors remain cautious.

Institutional demand continues to build
Drawing attention to recent industry surveys and conversations with market participants, Edelman said many institutions that currently have no crypto exposure are preparing to enter the sector.

According to Edelman, 95% of institutions that do not currently own crypto expect to make their first allocation this year. He added that roughly three-quarters of institutions that already hold digital assets intend to increase their existing exposure.

Even with those expectations, capital has not yet entered the market at the scale many industry participants anticipated. Edelman attributed part of that hesitation to uncertainty surrounding U.S. crypto legislation, periodic Bitcoin ETF outflows, and continued political opposition from lawmakers such as Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.


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Crypto isn't the problem with the US economy, says senatorCody Carbone, CEO of the cryptocurrency advocacy group The Digital Chamber, received a largely muted response to his testimony at a Senate Banking Committee hearing on affordability.

In a Tuesday hearing titled The Affordability Agenda, Carbone said that the digital asset industry could help solve affordability problems in the United States, including through faster and cheaper transactions, putting “competitive pressure” on existing payment systems, and reducing barriers to “owning and transferring assets.”

However, the majority of lawmakers present did not question Carbone directly or inquire about digital assets, with the exception of Indiana Senator Tim Banks and Louisiana Senator John Kennedy. Banks asked the Digital Chamber CEO about the costs related to foreign remittances compared to US dollar-pegged stablecoins, while Kennedy largely dismissed Carbone’s testimony.

“Mr. Carbone, you seem to be here to promote cryptocurrency,” said Kennedy. “I love cryptocurrency, but I don't think that's the problem with our economy.”


The Digital Chamber CEO Cody Carbone speaking on Tuesday. Source: Senate Banking Committee

Carbone’s remarks centered around the US Senate moving forward on the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act, which the banking committee advanced in May. The full chamber is expected to vote on the legislation in a matter of weeks, but many lawmakers are calling for additional ethics provisions, potentially complicating passage in the Senate.

CLARITY Act still in limbo amid pushback from interest groups
In addition to lawmakers’ concerns about ethics in the crypto market structure bill, last week gambling industry groups called for the Senate to clarify that the legislation would not allow the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to overse

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World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT DailyHTX Invites You to Share 600K USDT in Gift PacksBTC Prophet: 20-Day 380 Million HTX ChallengeIntroduction For a while, it felt like the crypto industry was mov

Introduction

For a while, it felt like the crypto industry was moving in one direction only: more accounts, more onboarding, more verification and more complexity.

What originally made crypto attractive to many people was the ability to move value quickly between wallets without unnecessary friction. Over time, however, much of the industry slowly moved toward heavier exchange ecosystems, compliance layers and endless account requirements.

A growing number of users are now moving back toward simpler tools again.

They are not necessarily looking for advanced trading dashboards, staking products or leverage systems. Many simply want to swap one asset for another, send funds quickly, maintain control of their wallets and avoid unnecessary friction.

That is one of the biggest reasons instant no-KYC swaps continue to grow in popularity in 2026.

The demand never really disappeared. If anything, it quietly became one of the strongest utility-driven sectors inside crypto.

For many users, crypto was always supposed to feel open, flexible and direct. Instant swap services tap back into that original feeling in a way many larger platforms no longer do.

Why Simplicity Matters Again

One of the biggest changes in crypto over the last few years has been the growing divide between utility and complexity.

Many centralized exchanges now feel more like online banking platforms than crypto tools. Users are often expected to create accounts, verify identities, complete compliance checks and navigate increasingly complicated dashboards.

For newer users, that process can feel overwhelming. For experienced users, it often feels unnecessary.

That is where instant swap platforms continue standing out.

The process is usually simple:
1. choose a swap pair
2. enter a receiving wallet
3. send funds
4. receive the converted asset directly

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World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT DailyCBOE eyes crypto perpetuals as Kalshi upends futures market CBOE has begun evaluating a conversion of its Bitcoin and Ether futures into perpetual contracts af

CBOE eyes crypto perpetuals as Kalshi upends futures market

CBOE has begun evaluating a conversion of its Bitcoin and Ether futures into perpetual contracts after crypto perpetuals generated more than $8.5 billion in trading volume on Kalshi within weeks of launch.

According to a June 23 report from The Wall Street Journal, CBOE Global Markets is considering turning its continuous Bitcoin and Ether futures into perpetual futures following recent regulatory developments in the United States.

The report cited Rob Hocking, CBOE’s global head of derivatives, who said the exchange is exploring the possibility after the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission approved cryptocurrency perpetual futures for prediction market operator Kalshi.

While Hocking did not provide a timeline for any changes, the comments place one of the largest U.S. exchange operators among a growing list of firms responding to fresh competition in the perpetual futures market.

CBOE introduced its continuous Bitcoin and Ether futures contracts in December, offering products with expirations extending as far as 10 years.

According to The Wall Street Journal, the exchange is now studying whether perpetual contracts could provide an alternative structure following the CFTC’s decision to permit similar products on regulated U.S. venues.
Kalshi’s rapid growth has drawn attention from incumbent exchanges

Trading activity has accelerated quickly since Kalshi entered the market. According to The Wall Street Journal, Kalshi’s cryptocurrency perpetual futures have recorded more than $8.5 billion in volume within weeks of becoming available.

The CFTC’s approval has not been welcomed by all established exchanges. Earlier this month, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange filed a lawsuit against the regulator, arguing that the decision allowing Kalshi to list perpetual futures violates federal law. CME claimed the approval caused “textbook competitive injury” to incum

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