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Senate Blocks Clarity Act Crypto Bill as Trump Financial Interests Cloud Debate

Published: by AJ Tiarsmith

A preliminary Senate vote on the CLARITY Act, the long-awaited U.S. crypto market structure bill, fell short in the Senate […]

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Coinbase Just Bounced 28%, Why Retirees and Investors Should Still Hold Tight

Published: by Antonio Freyelli

Coinbase has shed more than half its value from its 2025 peak, yet Wall Street and retirees holding shares face a genuinely tricky decision about what to do next. The bull and bear cases for this stock are colliding in ways that make the obvious move surprisingly dangerous.

Bitcoin halving. Block reward gets cut in half every four years for crypto miners.

Bitcoin Just Surged More Than 20%. Now the Rally Needs More Than a Short Squeeze

Published: by Mike Barrington

Bitcoin rocketed more than 20% in days, but forced short liquidations helped fuel the surge and now the market faces a harder test: whether genuine buyers will stick around once the squeeze runs out of traders to squeeze.

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Bitcoin Price Prediction: Has BTC Bottomed, or Could It Fall to $40,000?

Published: by Andrew Clemente

Bitcoin has clawed back from its late-June lows, but major institutions are drawing wildly different conclusions about where it goes next, and the gap between the most optimistic and most pessimistic forecasts spans tens of thousands of dollars.

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