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Bipartisan Senate talks over crypto ethics turned rocky this week after a Democratic source described an “about-face” by GOP members and the White House on a prior enforcement agreement.The disputed provision would have allowed state attorneys general to sue the Justice Department for failing to enforce certain crypto ethics requirements.As Punchbowl News and Eleanor Terrett reported, Senate Republicans floated a weaker ethics guardrail package during a bipartisan meeting on June 9, discussed removing the state enforcement provision entirely, and raised impeachment as a separate option.GOP sources responded that senators not involved in the original ethics discussions later raised concerns about…

A hacker stole more than US$36 million (AU$51.1 million) in H tokens on June 8 after compromising an employee’s laptop that held multiple bridge signing keys. The attacker controlled three of six Ethereum keys and three of five BNB Chain keys, drained about 141.2 million H, and minted roughly 200 million new tokens. The H token crashed more than 85% as Humanity Protocol halted its bridge and began working with exchanges and law enforcement on recovery. Humanity Protocol lost more than US$36 million (AU$51.1 million) in H tokens on June 8 after a hacker compromised a single employee’s laptop, seized…

Paradigm and the Hyperliquid Policy Center jointly asked FinCEN and OFAC to narrow secondary-market obligations in a stablecoin anti-money-laundering rule proposed in April. The groups back applying most issuer duties to the primary market but warn the draft could make issuers liable for DeFi transfers they cannot see or stop. The rule implements the GENIUS Act, signed in July 2025, which treats permitted payment stablecoin issuers as financial institutions under the Bank Secrecy Act. Paradigm and the Hyperliquid Policy Center have urged U.S. regulators to revise a proposed anti-money-laundering rule they argue could unfairly hold stablecoin issuers liable for transactions…

Circle has launched cirBTC on Ethereum, but the larger play is to make wrapped Bitcoin look like collateral infrastructure institutions can route through DeFi, OTC desks, lending markets, treasury systems, market makers, and settlement flows.cirBTC is live on Ethereum and backed 1:1 by native BTC, according to Circle’s launch materials. The company says the underlying Bitcoin is held through a Circle entity, segregated from corporate assets, and designed for onchain reserve visibility.The product also sits inside Circle’s existing stack. Circle is positioning cirBTC around Circle Mint, USDC workflows, Ethereum DeFi, and planned support for Arc and other chains.This moves wrapped…

Key takeaways WLD is down by more than 3% in the last 24 hours and could dip lower in the near term.  Derivatives metrics remain supportive, with WLD’s Open Interest rising steadily alongside a mildly growing number of long positions. Worldcoin (WLD) has declined by more than 3% on Tuesday, trading below $0.50 while holding above a cluster of key Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs).  Strengthening derivatives activity and favorable technical indicators suggest the token may have room to extend its recent recovery in the near term. Rising open interest signals growing market confidence Data from CoinGlass shows that Worldcoin futures…

Key takeaways Stellar (XLM) remains under pressure despite a modest rebound following last week’s sharp correction. Derivatives data shows a bearish bias, with long-to-short ratios below 1 and funding rates turning negative for the asset.  Stellar (XLM) remained under pressure on Tuesday despite staging a modest recovery following last week’s steep market-wide correction.  Weak derivatives positioning and mixed on-chain signals suggest that recent gains may be corrective rather than the start of a sustained bullish reversal. Market data indicates traders continue to favor downside exposure, reinforcing a cautious outlook for both assets. Derivatives markets signal growing bearish sentiment Recent derivatives…

President Donald Trump’s family has turned crypto into one of the most lucrative businesses tied to its name, outpacing some of the companies that spent years building the digital asset market.Between the post-election momentum of November 2024 and April 2026, ventures tied to the US President generated roughly $2.3 billion in pretax crypto income, Reuters reported.To understand the sheer scale of this capital extraction, one must look at the foundational pillars of the industry during that same window.For context, the Trump firm’s gains exceeded Coinbase’s $2.1 billion in income over the same period, as well as earnings from major crypto…

A Missouri man has pleaded guilty in Hartford federal court to a robbery conspiracy tied to an attempted Bitcoin theft, a Lamborghini Urus carjacking, and the kidnapping of two people in Danbury, Connecticut.Saif Faiq, 22, of St. Louis, pleaded guilty on June 8 to conspiracy to interfere with commerce by robbery. Prosecutors said the case stemmed from an August 2024 plan to steal Bitcoin from a family connected to a separate theft involving hundreds of millions of dollars in BTC.The charge carries a statutory maximum of 20 years in prison, and Faiq is scheduled to be sentenced on August 28.Prosecutors…

The Whitman Summer Coin & Collectible Expo returns to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor June 11-13, 2026, bringing dealers, collectors, auction lot viewing, and family activities to the Baltimore Convention Center. Whitman Expos returns to the Baltimore Convention Center for 3 days of of buying, selling, trading, and discovery June 11-13, 2026. Image courtesy: Whitman Brands The three-day show will be held in Halls A & B and is open to the public with free admission. The expo will feature more than 200 independent dealers offering rare coins, paper money, bullion, tokens, medals, and collecting supplies. The summer event is smaller than…

Bitcoin’s drop toward $60,000 last week exposed how quickly a shift in investor appetite can turn into forced selling when leverage has been rebuilt beneath the surface of the crypto market.The largest cryptocurrency by market value fell nearly 14% last week, triggering almost $10 billion in liquidations of long futures as traders who had bet on higher prices were pushed out of the market.Bitcoin later recovered to about $63,000, but the rebound did little to settle the debate over what caused one of the year’s sharpest sell-offs.Market commentary from Charles Schwab and NYDIG points to a broader explanation. Capital has…