The Senate blocked the CLARITY Act. The Fed raised rates. And Bitcoin still jumped nearly 6% to top $81,000, with Coinbase, Strategy, and Robinhood posting even bigger gains. The real catalyst was a quiet SEC move that opened a 5-year door to tokenized stock trading. Now comes the real test: can crypto stocks hold their gains when Monday's opening bell catches up to Bitcoin's weekend?

The SEC just approved a 5-year exemption for tokenized U.S. stocks that carry real dividends and voting rights, not synthetic price bets. That opens a path to 24/7 trading, fractional ownership, and near-instant settlement, and crypto stocks rallied on the news. But issuers can object and trading volume is capped. The permission slip is signed. Now the real test begins: will anyone actually use it?

The Senate fell 11 votes short of advancing a federal crypto framework, and markets reacted fast: Bitcoin slid 4% while Coinbase and Circle each lost 9%. The vote itself wasn't the biggest problem, though. It removed Bitcoin's best counterweight to rising yields just hours before the Fed announces its rate decision. Here are the 3 scenarios that could decide crypto's next move.

Friday's session split Big Tech wide open: Amazon gained roughly 15% on its fastest AWS growth in 18 quarters, while Apple erased about $475 billion in market value on soft September guidance. Behind it all, the 30-year Treasury yield climbed to 5.25% — the highest since 2007 — as futures began pricing a possible September rate hike. Here's the full breakdown of the rotation, from record Kospi gains to record-low Bitcoin fund inflows.

Microsoft posted its best day in nearly 18 years, igniting a global chip rally that drove South Korea's Kospi to a record 18% single-day gain. But Apple and Amazon split sharply after earnings, and the bond market isn't buying the rebound — with the 30-year yield near its highest since 2007. Here's what moved and what could reverse it.

Geopolitical tension in the Strait of Hormuz rattled global markets overnight, pulling Bitcoin back from key resistance. Meanwhile, the SEC's new 2026 agenda signals a shift toward regulatory clarity, Coinbase expands into UK equities, and meme coin CASHCAT explodes 476% on a Robinhood-themed narrative. Here's everything moving the market today.

Bitcoin punched through $74,000 before settling near $73,500 as spot ETF outflows hit record territory. Ethereum bounces off lows with derivatives open interest expanding at its fastest pace in years. Meanwhile, the U.S. government seized $1 billion in Iranian crypto assets and the SEC filed suit over a $12.3 million fake AI trading bot fraud. Here's what today's volatile market action means for your strategy.

Bitcoin holds $73,100 as BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust records its highest single-day inflow in five weeks, Bitwise files ticker BHYP for the first Hyperliquid ETF, Japan reclassifies crypto under its securities law, and a $1.6 billion Ethereum SPAC deal collapses. Here's your full crypto market recap for today.

A massive Bitcoin short squeeze, Ethereum’s long-term scaling roadmap, and a new digital credit vision for Solana may signal the next phase of crypto’s evolution.

Bitcoin plunged 2.6% with $387M liquidated, but a major U.S. bank quietly unlocked Bitcoin buying for every private client. From PNC Bank’s rollout to Circle, Stripe, Bitwise, and corporate BTC milestones — here’s everything happening in crypto right now.

Bitcoin slipped below $90,000 as whales aggressively accumulated, institutions secured billion-dollar reserves, and new cross-chain infrastructure went live—setting the stage for crypto’s next major expansion.

Crypto wiped out $120B in 24 hours, Bitcoin ETFs saw major outflows, and altcoin ETFs gained momentum. Here’s what smart money is watching next.