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.

While U.S. strikes on Iran sent traditional markets into risk-off mode, Bitcoin held remarkably steady near $63,000. Here's what's driving that resilience — plus updates on the Clarity Act, the BIP-110 debate, Ripple's near-shutdown revelation, and more.

Bitcoin is showing resilience near $64,000 even as US-Iran tensions escalate. Meanwhile, XRP demand cools across key metrics and the CLARITY Act picks up momentum in Washington. Here's a full breakdown of today's crypto market action.

Bitcoin pushed toward $64,000 and XRP broke decisively through $1.10 resistance, fueled by a major SWIFT blockchain payments pilot spanning 17 banks. Here's a full breakdown of what moved the market and what comes next.

MiCA's full enforcement deadline reshapes crypto access across Europe, while U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs post their worst month on record with over $4 billion in outflows. XRP holds above $1 after a major leverage flush. Here's what's moving the market today.

Bitcoin slipped below $60,000 this weekend as spot ETF outflows head toward their worst month on record and the Fear and Greed Index plunges into extreme fear. Even U.S.–Iran de-escalation news couldn't lift crypto. Here's the full breakdown of what's driving the market and what to watch next.

Bitcoin slid toward $62,000 as weakness in tech and semiconductor stocks rippled into crypto. But beneath the volatility, Ripple secured a major European regulatory breakthrough, crypto scored a political win in Maryland, and a longtime skeptic embraced tokenization. Here's what really moved the market.

Senate leadership is racing to advance the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act, with the Trump administration and 1,200+ tech companies pushing for passage. Meanwhile, Bitcoin holds steady near $64,000 as Ethereum, Solana, and XRP each carve their own path. Here's what's moving the market today.

Bitcoin dropped over 2% to $71,000 today as ETF outflows and risk-off sentiment tested key support levels. Meanwhile, Vietnam's Ministry of Finance floated a groundbreaking proposal to allow digital assets as bank loan collateral, and a New York court accepted a lawsuit targeting an estimated 3.7 million dormant Bitcoin worth hundreds of billions. Here's what it all means for the market.

Bitcoin is holding firm above $80,000, profit-taking is emerging at 3-month highs, and the Senate just confirmed a markup date for the CLARITY Act. Here's your full breakdown.

Bitcoin rebounds to $68,700 as ETF inflows return and global regulation advances. Here’s what’s driving the crypto market and why Q2 could be shaping up for a stronger move.

Bitcoin holds near $71,000 as major institutional, regulatory, and technological shifts—including 401(k) crypto access and X payments—signal a new phase in the digital asset market.

Bitcoin surges past $74,000 triggering a massive short squeeze while Ethereum jumps 7% and altcoins rally. Institutional ETF inflows and regulatory progress are helping fuel renewed momentum in the crypto market.

Bitcoin held strong near $70,000 despite oil market turmoil, BlackRock launched a new staked Ether ETF, and U.S. lawmakers moved to ban CBDCs. Here’s what it means for the crypto market.

Bitcoin rebounded above $70,000 as inflation cooled and institutional ETF inflows surged. Mastercard announced a massive crypto partnership program, Binance filed a defamation lawsuit, and Wells Fargo signaled stablecoin ambitions.

Geopolitical tensions in Iran triggered Bitcoin volatility and $300 million in liquidations, but institutional adoption and a landmark Uniswap court victory could signal stronger long-term momentum for crypto markets.

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.

XRP Las Vegas 2026 is shaping up to be the largest XRP event ever. With Ripple leadership, Zebec, RLUSD stablecoin developments and institutional blockchain adoption on the agenda, this conference could signal the next phase of real-world crypto finance.