El Salvador: the quiet split that actually matters
The IMF deal forced El Salvador to drop the legal requirement for businesses to accept Bitcoin as payment. Most coverage treated that as a retreat.
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BIS Report: the central bankers' playbook, hiding in plain sight
The BIS doesn't just argue that stablecoins are bad money. It argues that the fix is tokenised central bank reserves on a "unified ledger" — one venue, anchored by central banks, housing your digital money alongside theirs.
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Strategy: buying Bitcoin with money you owe someone else
Saylor is signalling another purchase while sitting $13 billion underwater and with only 14 months of dividend cover left in the tank.
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Bitwise didn't just buy $114 million of HYPE. It locked the tokens into Hyperliquid's staking mechanism — meaning those tokens earn yield directly from the protocol's trading revenue, not from new token issuance.
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CLARITY Act: Dimon's gone, and the real blocker just showed up
The Senate vote is targeted for July. The ethics fight has quietened. Law enforcement gave the swing-vote Democrats cover. Jamie Dimon's objections got publicly dismantled.
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BlackRock BTC: the sell wall hiding in plain sight
IBIT absorbed $1.30 billion of last week's $1.79 billion in ETF outflows — nearly three-quarters of the total exit, from a single fund.
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