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Andreessen Horowitz

The Future Is On-Chain: Andreessen Horowitz Crypto Analysis

In a sweeping and forward-looking move, leading Silicon Valley venture firm Andreessen Horowitz has declared the world of cryptocurrency is no longer just an experiment—it’s transforming into a major, mature economic force ready for mainstream adoption. Their recently released analysis signals a turning point for the entire digital-asset ecosystem. The firm describes 2025 as potentially […]

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Market-Structure Bill

Inside the Crypto Market-Structure Bill Debate

In a series of high-profile sit-downs on Capitol Hill this week, top figures from the cryptocurrency industry met with key lawmakers to advocate for a landmark legislative push. Yet amid the polished optics, the meetings revealed deep divisions between parties, signalling that the path ahead for a meaningful crypto market-structure bill may still be treacherous.

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Michael Barr

Stablecoin Alert: Michael Barr on GENIUS Act Flaws

In a significant warning to the financial-technology world, Michael Barr, Governor of the Federal Reserve, today sounded the alarm about potential risks embedded in the recently passed GENIUS Act, particularly around the possibility that issuers of stablecoins could count volatile assets such as Bitcoin among their legal reserve assets. According to Barr, this scenario could

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U.S. Shutdown Hits 3 Weeks: Senate Rushes to Vote

The federal government of the United States has now entered its third week of a shutdown, while lawmakers juggle two urgent priorities: reopening operations and tackling a long-delayed crypto market-structure bill. On Monday evening, the United States Senate will make the eleventh attempt in as many days to pass a funding measure. Meanwhile, on Wednesday,

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FSA

Japan’s FSA Opens Doors to Crypto Holdings

In a significant regulatory shift that signals a turning point for digital-asset adoption in Japan, the Financial Services Agency (FSA) is preparing to update its rules to allow banks to hold cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and potentially act as licensed crypto exchanges. This move would bring digital assets closer to traditional investments like stocks and

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Altseason

Altseason Ahead? Analyst Who Predicted October’s Crash

Crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen—who previously forecast the October downturn in digital-asset markets—now says that an “altseason” might be just around the corner, provided three key conditions fall into place. In an in-depth discussion on the Milk Road Macro show with host John Gillen, Cowen laid out his thesis: the next big rally may lie with altcoins—but only if the

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Stuart Alderoty

Stuart Alderoty Debunks Crypto Crime Myths

Ripple Labs’ Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty has forcefully rejected the widespread claim that cryptocurrencies are primarily tools for crime and corruption. Posted on social-media platform X on October 17, Alderoty labelled the recurring allegation a “convenient but lazy and inaccurate story.” He urged observers to shift focus away from sensationalist headlines and toward the real

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Midnight

Midnight Network Hits New Milestone Target by Cardano

Charles Hoskinson, the visionary founder of Cardano (ADA), has once again captured global attention. This time, he has set an audacious new goal for his team at Midnight, a privacy-centric blockchain network built under the Cardano ecosystem. Hoskinson wants Midnight to become the world’s largest private smart contract system—a bold ambition that could reshape how

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JPMorgan

JPMorgan Reveals Why Crypto Fell – Not Institutions

JPMorgan has attributed the recent sharp downturn in the cryptocurrency markets largely to activity among crypto-native and momentum-driven traders, rather than big financial institutions or long-term ETF holders. According to the bank’s latest analysis, while both Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) declined after October 10, spot ETFs and CME futures showed relatively little forced selling.

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