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Ethereum’s privacy push faces a 12-month deadline as markets reward privacy-first assets Privacy Bearish May 27, 2026 
Tiny x402 payments expose the approval gap holding AI agents back AI Neutral May 27, 2026 
Bitcoin just absorbed a single $1.3B IBIT block trade with barely any price movement ETF Neutral May 27, 2026 
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A dovish stance from Jerome Powell prompted Ethereum and BNB to new all-time highs.
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If approved, the ETF will be fully backed by Jito's Solana liquid staking token JitoSOL.
After an Aug. 7 joint filing, the Second Circuit approved the dismissal, officially ending the case.
With odds of a rate cut at 90%, Powell's dovish tone sparks crypto rally and substantial losses for price speculators.
Lawmakers face $50,000 fines and prison if caught holding digital assets.
The FTX creditors are demanding for change in Kroll's communication and security protocols.
Brian Armstrong cites stablecoin laws and ETF interest as catalysts that could push Bitcoin's $1 million rise.
State Street said the commercial paper investment as demonstrating tangible technology benefits for institutional clients.
The legislation also prohibits public officials' immediate families from engaging in certain financial transactions.
