Crypto Market Update: Caution and Regulatory Moves Define the Week

The weekly roundup highlights a cautious crypto market without new price milestones, emphasizing a lack of unified momentum. Notably, strategic movements include a $427 million Bitcoin acquisition by a buying strategy, and Cantor Fitzgerald has begun offering Bitcoin-backed loans. The Bitcoin Conference 2025 is underway, marking ongoing industry discussions. Trump Media Group is securing $2.5 billion to purchase Bitcoin, while U.S. banks are experimenting with crypto market testing. Regulatory developments include the 'Genius Act' which will alter stablecoin regulation in the U.S., and statements from Vice President Kamala Harris on cryptocurrencies. Elon Musk is completing his government service, and the SEC is not protecting meme coin investors like TRUMP, but Binance has settled its legal issues with the SEC. Russia's MOEX will list a Bitcoin ETF futures from BlackRock, and both the Moscow Exchange and SPB are launching Bitcoin futures. The Central Bank reports Russian crypto trading volumes reaching 7.3 trillion rubles, with the State Duma setting timelines for digital ruble integration. Security issues include a Cetus exchange hack. Market influence from FTX creditors' payouts and legal updates involve the US DOJ's rejection of Roman Storm’s appeal. Circle plans to IPO with the USDC stablecoin, while Argentina and Pakistan are taking significant steps related to crypto—frozen Libra tokens, creation of Bitcoin reserves, and new energy allocations for mining. Kazakhstan's stock exchange is collaborating with Solana, and Thailand's SEC plans to block five crypto exchanges. The ECB states that launching a digital euro will address regulatory gaps. Current crypto prices: Bitcoin at $105,484, Ethereum at $2,535, XRP at $2.1, Solana at $157, BNB at $661, TON at $3.1. Bitcoin dominance is at 63.5%. This week’s updates include a rapid news channel and comprehensive crypto charts.