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Bitcoin will finally face the pain Satoshi wrote about in the first block transaction before the next halving.
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Congress must resolve stablecoin yield impasse or leave it to regulatory interpretation amidst intense banking pressure.
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Super Nodes must lock 50 million WLFI for 180 days, then get prioritized partnership talks and heavier governance power.
Wall Street likes platforms that can monetize attention, but Washington tends to notice once that attention turns into incentives around the wrong topics.
After listings exploded from about five a year to thousands, the CFTC is warning exchanges to catch manipulation before it hits headlines.
February CPI looked reassuring on paper, but it may end up being the last calm snapshot before a new inflation scare.
A major banking policy reversal is taking shape in Washington, where regulators are considering softer capital standards and a new approach to liquidity that treats Fed borrowing capacity as more usable cash.
The data looked shaky even before the oil shock, and Powell now has to explain what breaks first.