
Crypto Markets Surge Amid Political Pardons and Record Profits
Cryptocurrency markets see a turbulent week as altcoins like ZEN and CCD surge, while a presidential pardon for Binance's founder sparks controversy.
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Cryptocurrency markets see a turbulent week as altcoins like ZEN and CCD surge, while a presidential pardon for Binance's founder sparks controversy.

A new proposal, BIP-444, has sparked a major debate in the Bitcoin community by suggesting temporary limits on blockchain data to address legal risks.

Despite a $19 billion market liquidation, large Bitcoin investors are increasing their holdings, signaling long-term confidence as firms like Crypto.com pursue bank charters.

Canadian regulators issue a record $126M fine against a crypto firm, while a $200M Bitcoin trade and political controversies add to market volatility.

President Trump has granted a full pardon to Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, nullifying his 2023 conviction on federal money-laundering violations.

Hong Kong regulators have approved a spot Solana ETF from China Asset Management, which will begin trading on Monday. The move solidifies the city's pro-crypto stance.

Top executives from Coinbase, Kraken, and other crypto firms are meeting with Senate Democrats this week to restart talks on a stalled market regulation bill.

Erebor, a crypto-friendly digital bank backed by tech mogul Palmer Luckey, has received conditional approval from federal regulators to begin operations.

The global cryptocurrency landscape is being reshaped by new regulations, court rulings, and political actions, signaling a new era of scrutiny and integration.

Recent legal cases in the UK, US, and Israel highlight growing risks in the crypto sector, including prison time for fraud, regulatory battles, and violent crime.

Major corporations are increasingly integrating financial services, a trend known as 'bankification.' This shift is driven by high profit margins but raises concerns about systemic risk and regulatory

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