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Summary gm, JPMorgan announced plans to accept Bitcoin and Ethereum as collateral for institutional loans by year-end, signaling deeper crypto integration by traditional finance. Revolut secured a MiCA license in Cyprus, positioning the digital bank to potentially launch its own stablecoin across European markets. Meanwhile, CME crypto derivatives markets hit

Summary gm, President Trump's pardon of Binance founder Changpeng Zhao caused BNB to surge 3.9% to $1,140, while also boosting related tokens like World Liberty Financial by over 13%. Investment activity intensified as major financial institutions expanded their crypto footprints, with Fidelity adding Solana trading support,

Summary gm, The Federal Reserve is exploring a new 'skinny' master account option that would allow crypto firms and fintechs direct access to the Fed's payment system without requiring full banking privileges, potentially resolving a major infrastructure challenge for the industry. Meanwhile, FalconX announced its acquisition

Summary gm, Coinbase made a strategic $375 million acquisition of Echo, a fundraising platform for crypto startups, while simultaneously announcing plans to implement private stablecoin transactions on its Base network. In a move signaling potential regulatory evolution, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller proposed "skinny" master accounts to give

Summary gm, BlackRock launched its first Bitcoin ETP on the London Stock Exchange, marking continued expansion of regulated crypto investment vehicles for UK retail investors. Japan's Financial Services Agency is contemplating reforms that would allow banks to acquire and hold digital assets including Bitcoin, potentially opening cryptocurrency to

Summary gm, Bitcoin rose nearly 4% to $111,026 amid news that Japan's Financial Services Agency is considering regulatory reforms to allow banks to hold cryptocurrencies and operate licensed exchanges. BNB outperformed the broader market, gaining approximately 3% following China Merchants Bank International's tokenization of its