The spot Bitcoin ETF bid is back, but the U.S. crypto industry will still have to wait until mid-September to see whether the CLARITY Act passes.
Bitcoin bounced back in June while BNY Mellon launched digital asset transfer agency capabilities.
Nine of the biggest names in institutional Bitcoin announced the Bitcoin Security Consortium, backed by an aggregate $15 million in member pledges.
Banks love Bitcoin and SWIFT wants to starting processing transactions on the blockchain.
The SEC wants to make it easier for crypto startups in the US, while stablecoin transaction volumes hit a record high.
Wall Street keeps launching new Bitcoin products, while US lawmakers aim to block a potential CBDC, and Hungary relaxes crypto regulation.
Wall Street keep finding new ways to integrate Bitcoin into the traditional finance markets.
Kalshi launched the first U.S.-regulated Bitcoin perpetual futures contract.
Bitcoin's volatility is starting to move closer to that of gold.
Bitcoin's price corrected this week, but the Bitcoin news flow wasn't that bearish.
Builders and industry leaders aren't backing down, even with Bitcoin (still) sitting 35% off its all-time high.
The Bitcoin bulls were back in April, and spot ETF inflows showed it.
