Bitcoin

Bitcoin slips below 80,000 dollars on the Asian wave, MSCI tightens its index rules and stablecoins move into bank payments.

The EBA labels USDC the first «significant» token, The Hague authorises Qivalis and Paris proposes a tax on stablecoin swaps.

Bitcoin climbs back toward $84,000 while in Brussels and on Wall Street crypto moves into the rulebooks and into traditional financial plumbing.

A South Korean bank lends against bitcoin, the CFTC opens a rulemaking on leveraged trading and ESMA tightens the screws on non-compliant stablecoins.

Bitcoin holds 84,000 dollars despite 681 million in ETF outflows, while ESMA and France tighten the rules on stablecoins.

Bitcoin rebounds to $82,000 on the truce with Iran, while the CFTC, ESMA and Greece tighten the regulatory frame.

Bitcoin slides below $83,000 on tensions in Hormuz, while crypto regulation accelerates across Hong Kong, Kazakhstan and Samsung.

Bitcoin slips below 84,000 dollars amid tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, while the CFTC writes the rules on its own and FinCEN withdraws its own.

The Treasury withdraws the rules on self-custodial wallets and mixers; the CFTC and SEC advance dedicated frameworks. Bitcoin stays below 87,000 dollars.

Bitcoin touches 87,000 dollars and slips back below 86,000. Meanwhile OKXICE files its SEC notice for a 24/7 stock market and zkAPI goes live on mainnet.

Coinbase courts six systemic banks, ETFs soak up capital, yet CLARITY, MiCA and the OCC leave the rules stalled.

A weak jobs report pushes Bitcoin above $87,000, then the pullback. Meanwhile the SEC, banks and ETFs are genuinely on the move.