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28 May 2026, 17:52
What the Clarity Act Means for the Rest of the World

The Senate’s crypto bill has supporters excited—and opponents concerned—about the bill’s potential reverberations beyond America’s borders.
28 May 2026, 17:52
Anonymous Plaintiff Claims $293B Bitcoin Haul, Targets Satoshi’s Dormant Wallets in NY Court Case

Timechainindex.com founder Sani first posted the news on X, drawing attention to a quietly filed New York Supreme Court case in which three anonymous plaintiffs are seeking legal title to roughly 3.8 million BTC worth approximately $293 billion, a pool of dormant coins that includes addresses widely attributed to Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto. Galaxy Research’s
28 May 2026, 17:50
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse Declares Victory Over Anti-Crypto Forces

Ripple’s Brad Garlinghouse Declares Crypto’s Paradigm Shift as Political and Legal Winds Shift Ripple’s stance on U.S. crypto regulation has taken a sharper tone after CEO Brad Garlinghouse declared what he called the collapse of the “Anti-Crypto Army,” linking the shift to court rulings, voter sentiment, and renewed political support for digital assets. Posting on X, formerly Twitter. Garlinghouse said opposition to crypto innovation had been defeated “by the courts, by the voters, and by Trump,” framing years of regulatory pressure as increasingly misaligned with both legal outcomes and market reality. His remarks followed comments from President Donald Trump, who has signaled support for a “future-proof” digital asset framework intended to outlast political cycles and reduce the risk of regulatory reversal. Trump also revisited criticism of former SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s enforcement-heavy approach, arguing it stifled domestic innovation and pushed parts of the crypto industry offshore. Garlinghouse’s Victory Signals a New Era for Ripple and Crypto Regulation Garlinghouse’s comments also sit against the backdrop of Ripple’s long-running legal fight with the SEC, one of the most closely watched cases in the industry. A landmark court ruling last year found that certain secondary market sales of XRP did not constitute securities transactions, a decision widely viewed as influential in shaping how cryptocurrencies may be assessed going forward, even though it did not resolve all aspects of the case. More recently, evolving interpretations within U.S. regulatory discussions have fueled optimism in parts of the market, particularly around the idea that digital assets like XRP are digital commodities based on network utility rather than equity-like rights. Well, Garlinghouse’s victory is a welcome call since it reflects a broader convergence rather than a single turning point when it comes to court decisions narrowing enforcement reach in specific areas, growing political engagement with crypto policy, and a gradual shift toward clearer regulatory definitions. Within this shift, Ripple is positioning itself, and XRP more broadly, as aligned with an evolving regulatory environment in various areas like tokenization rather than the end of the regulatory debate.
28 May 2026, 17:22
French company abandons crypto treasury strategy, will liquidate Bitcoin holdings

In the year since Sequans Communications announced that it would adopt a digital asset treasury strategy, the price of Bitcoin fell by more than 30%.
28 May 2026, 16:33
Toddlers learn by falling: Why DeFi's $20 billion TVL drop is just a market stress-test

DeFi Technologies president Andrew Forson says the stablecoin layer is thriving, with more than $150 billion in U.S. Treasuries backing coins like USDT and USDC.
28 May 2026, 16:27
Bifrost returns 53,000 DOT yield from Polkadot treasury liquidity loan

The proposal shows how Polkadot treasury capital was deployed into staking and liquidity infrastructure rather than remaining idle in treasury reserves.








































