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“Bitcoin” wasn’t mentioned once in Trump’s executive order to study a crypto stockpile, so some maximalists fear it could include other cryptocurrencies. Go to Source

The SEC published a new Staff Accounting Bulletin revoking SAB 121, rules that governed how financial firms should hold crypto criticized by the industry. Go to Source

Senator Elizabeth Warren urged DOGE Chair Elon Musk to cut wasteful spending, proposing full IRS funding and closing the carried interest loophole. Go to Source

Bitcoin price falls after President Trump signs an executive order creating a working body for researching and designing a “national digital asset stockpile.” Go to Source

The Ethereum co-founder warned against crypto projects offering “sugar-high short-term fun” rather than those used to build wealth. Go to Source

The financial services giant is also considering adding crypto to its trading platform, E-Trade, due to a change in regulatory climate. Go to Source

The working group established under the EO will explore federal regulations for stablecoins and a national digital asset stockpile. Go to Source

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said he’s “a huge believer in crypto” and urged the SEC to “rapidly approve” asset tokenization. Is this a net positive for the crypto sector? Go to Source

Institutional demand for high-yield Bitcoin funds is growing following the successful launch of BTC ETFs. Go to Source

The virtual speech to the World Economic Forum reiterated Donald Trump’s pledge to an audience at a July 2024 Bitcoin conference. Go to Source