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In a podcast, Anthony Scaramucci stated he is not optimistic about the CLARITY Act’s passage this year and says it has up to a 40% chance, despite recent progress in the legislature.

Analyst Kyle du Plessis stated that ZEC needs to reclaim the $530 level to prove the vulnerability was never exploited.

According to Bitfinex analysts, in May and June, wallets holding 100 to 1,000 BTC sold for $5.1 billion.

Circle announced it has acquired more than 680 blockchain patent families and nearly 1,000 issued patents from IBM's blockchain portfolio.

Keefe Bruyette cited slower lease execution and higher risks entering the second half of 2026 as the reason for the CORZ stock downgrade.

Traders are looking at the CLARITY Act, with some analysts saying that action on the bill could help Bitcoin reach $68,000.

A 'RISK-OFF' macro climate caused by rising 10-year Treasury yields and other factors reduced investor interest in riskier assets like Bitcoin, said Axel Adler.

Shipping and commodity experts remain skeptical, warning that the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively constrained and a full reopening could still be months away.

BitMart has already stopped accepting new registrations and deposits, and all trading services will be shut down next month.

Morgan Stanley has a sponsor fee of 0.14%, 11 basis points less than BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust.

World also launched World ID 4.0, an enterprise-focused upgrade, after verifying over 18 million people and generating more than 475 million identity proofs since launch.

Stablecoins will fill the role of commercial crypto transactions, Fred Thiel stated, warning that Bitcoin’s transaction fees aren’t taking over from the block subsidy as the network was intended to do.

Galaxy’s trading desk says Bitcoin’s risk-reward is improving over the next 6-12 months, citing stronger ETF flows.

Uniswap was one of the week's best performers, rising over 3% while testing a key long-term resistance level around $4.

Schiff also reiterated his bearish Bitcoin outlook, warning a break below $50,000 could trigger a deeper decline toward the $20,000-$30,000 range.

Goldman Sachs CEO’s backing comes as Senate Republicans circulate updated CLARITY Act text ahead of a possible floor vote next week.

The motivation behind the latest donations is unclear, adding to the ongoing mystery of why people keep sending Bitcoin to crypto’s richest holders.

The dip in MSTR’s stock came alongside weakness in the overall cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin’s price dropping below the $65,000 level.

Crypto-linked equities traded lower in pre-market trading, with BitMine, Strategy, Circle, Coinbase, Robinhood and Block in the red.

BitMEX's closure comes as decentralized perpetual exchanges continue to gain market share, with Hyperliquid helping push perp DEXs to 13.5% of total open interest.

Bitcoin miners expanding into AI and data center infrastructure also moved lower despite fresh bullish commentary from Wall Street.

Bitcoin community figures such as Adam Back, Greg Maxwell, and Peter Todd have voiced concerns about the design and activation process of BIP-110.

Bitdeer’s AI cloud business has continued to gain traction with annualized recurring revenue of $76 million and a GPU utilization rate of 95%.

Bitcoin climbed above $66,000 for the first time since mid-June, while XRP outperformed the broader crypto market.

A proposed merger between Twenty One Capital, Strike and Bitcoin miner Elektron Energy has been abandoned, Bloomberg reported.

A Wall Street veteran thinks stablecoins, tokenized assets, and cryptographic identity systems will become more important as AI agents.

Crypto markets got a boost from a reported breakthrough on the CLARITY Act, although veteran trader Peter Brandt keeps warning that a deeper Bitcoin correction is coming.

The company has now gone four consecutive weeks without increasing its Bitcoin position, including two weeks of sales followed by two weeks without purchases.

Mallers argued speculative capital chasing AI and prediction markets was never sustainable, Bitcoin demand to begin with.

Crypto-linked stocks, including Coinbase, Circle, Strategy and Bitmine, edged higher while investors awaited updates on the CLARITY Act and corporate crypto treasury announcements.

A Politico report suggested the CLARITY Act may struggle to win enough Democratic support in the Senate.

According to William Blair, the main risks facing both companies are already reflected in market expectations.

Bernstein remains bullish on the sector, stating that miners have contracted less than a quarter of their combined 30 GW power-development pipeline.

Warsh said the Fed's intention was to fulfill Saturday's statutory deadline for GENIUS Act stablecoin regulation, but he did not make a direct promise.

Hut 8 holds 10,278 Bitcoin worth roughly $665 million and is scheduled to report second-quarter results next month.

If Bitcoin's price drops to $45,000, that would put 59% of supply underwater, the largest since 2018, said analyst James Check.

Bitcoin and crypto-linked stocks declined Monday despite increasing expectations that the Senate could begin considering the CLARITY Act this month.

Burniske said Lyn Alden's “Broken Money” reinforced his view that Bitcoin and similar assets reward long-term patience over speculative trading.

Strategy raised approximately $466.7 million by selling 4.82 million Class A shares through its at-the-market offering program.

According to Glassnode’s Weekly Pulse report, Bitcoin’s rally was driven by thin liquidity rather than strong buying conviction.

CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost noted that Bitcoin has traded below its $70,700 short-term holding-cost basis for 9 months, a trend that has paralleled bear-market cycles.

Irons highlighted Saylor’s earlier pledge to keep buying Bitcoin indefinitely and questioned the firm's reduced emphasis on its "Bitcoin yield" metric.

Peter Schiff tied the skepticism to Strategy's roughly $230.3 million in Bitcoin sales, a reversal of Saylor's "never sell" stance.

The pseudonymous authorship, potential backing by a mining company, minimal miner support, and the risk of splitting Bitcoin into competing chains have made BIP 110 controversial.

Arthur Hayes dismissed the CLARITY Act saying that it would have "no significance" in moving Bitcoin's price.

Strive CEO said he would continue buying Bitcoin even at $1 million and blamed delays to a US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve on lawmakers conflating Bitcoin.

The debate centers on proposals to limit non-payment data in Bitcoin transactions, with critics warning the effort could split the network.

Tim Peterson’s Metcalfe’s law model that puts a value of Bitcoin between $105,000 and $108,000 is well above current trading levels, said Mark Yusko.

In a note to investors, 10x Research stated that Bitcoin, SpaceX and Starlink are part of the same long-term infrastructure buildout rather than separate investment themes.

Standard Chartered's Geoff Kendrick said investor concerns from Strategy’s Bitcoin sales stem from its shift away from its long-standing "never sell" messaging rather than from any deterioration in Bitcoin's fundamentals.