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Summary gm, Bitcoin surged past $96,000, reaching its highest level since February, driven by growing expectations of a potential Federal Reserve rate cut. Institutional interest in crypto continues to expand, with Morgan Stanley reportedly planning to launch crypto trading on its E*Trade platform by 2026. In other news,

Summary gm, Coinbase's Base Network achieved 'stage 1' rollup status, enhancing decentralization and security through the introduction of a global security council. Nasdaq filed for a rule change to list 21Shares Dogecoin ETF, signaling growing institutional interest in meme tokens. Arizona lawmakers moved closer to establishing

Summary gm, Mastercard announced a major initiative to enable stablecoin payments for merchants within its network, partnering with Circle and Paxos to facilitate this integration. This move could significantly boost the adoption and utility of stablecoins in everyday transactions. Bitcoin continued its upward trend, approaching the $95,000 mark, driven

Summary gm, Bitcoin continued its upward trajectory, trading around $95,000, with analysts from Standard Chartered predicting it could reach $120,000 this quarter and potentially $200,000 by year-end. Institutional interest remains strong, with crypto ETPs experiencing their third-largest inflows on record at $3.4 billion. Meanwhile, Mastercard announced

Summary gm, Bitcoin surged past $94,000, showing a 10% gain over the week, with analysts predicting potential further increases to $100,000 or beyond. This bullish sentiment is supported by strong buying activity in US spot Bitcoin ETFs. Meanwhile, President Trump's evolving stance on cryptocurrencies has garnered

Summary gm, Bitcoin surged above $95,000, marking its highest price in two months and its strongest weekly gain since November 2024. This rally has been fueled by substantial inflows into U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs, totaling $2.68 billion this week. Meanwhile, the SEC's new chair,