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Institutional adoption of Bitcoin is accelerating, with 80 companies now holding BTC as a strategic asset. From miners to tech giants, businesses see Bitcoin as a hedge and long-term investment.

The SEC is reportedly considering reclassifying XRP as a commodity, potentially altering the outcome of its long-running lawsuit against Ripple. A favorable settlement could boost XRP’s market position and set a precedent for future crypto regulations.

Russia is increasingly using Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins for oil trade with China and India to bypass Western sanctions. This shift highlights crypto’s growing role in international trade amid regulatory uncertainties.

Ethereum developers launched the Hoodi testnet to finalize the Pectra upgrade, addressing previous testnet failures. If successful, Pectra could go live as early as April 25, bringing scalability and staking improvements.

Cboe has filed a proposal with the SEC to allow in-kind redemptions for Invesco Galaxy’s Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. If approved, this could reduce costs and improve efficiency for institutional investors.

SEC is reportedly preparing to drop its lawsuit against Ripple, signaling a potential shift in regulatory stance. A favorable settlement could boost XRP, but legal uncertainties remain.

Trump’s cabinet nominees reveal Bitcoin holdings, signaling growing political acceptance of crypto. Market watchers anticipate potential regulatory shifts.

Bitwise launches the Bitcoin Standard Corporations ETF (OWNB), offering exposure to firms holding over 1,000 BTC. The ETF includes Strategy, Mara Holdings, and other major Bitcoin-holding corporations.

Bitcoin rebounded to $82K as Senator Lummis reintroduced a bill for a U.S. Bitcoin reserve. Meanwhile, SEC delays on ETF approvals create market uncertainty.

The U.S. is considering a $2 trillion Bit Bonds issuance to acquire $200 billion in Bitcoin, aiming to hedge against inflation and strengthen financial reserves. If approved, this move could fuel long-term bullish momentum for BTC.

Michael Saylor’s $21B stock issuance aims to fuel Bitcoin acquisitions, reinforcing Strategy’s aggressive accumulation. While some see a bold opportunity, others warn of potential risks in volatile markets.

Japan slashes crypto capital gains tax from 55% to 20%, aiming to attract investors and boost the digital asset market. The move aligns Japan with global standards, fostering innovation and growth.