In the last hour, reports of a surge in Bitcoin buy orders after a major regulatory reform emerged, alongside headlines showing prices near $80,000 on deregulation hopes. In macro markets, oil pulled back as the U.S. “Operation Economic Outcast” against Iran held off on new secondary sanctions, leaving China’s response as the key swing factor. The package also targets gold, shipping, and aviation, underpinning safe-haven demand. Fed officials are fretting about financial conditions, new U.S. tariffs on Canada cloud the loonie outlook, and the Bank of Israel’s unexplained $801 million move adds caution. On the digital-asset side, regulatory momentum is broad: the Treasury proposed stablecoin licensing under the GENIUS Act, Japan lifted stablecoin caps for some operators, and South Korea set transfer rules for overseas exchanges and personal wallets. Crypto leaders grew more optimistic on the Clarity Act after a White House meeting, and a Trump-linked firm won preliminary approval for a bank. Yet Tether’s Uruguay mining venture collapsed over a power dispute, and SEC rulemaking is giving corporate finance a new crypto hurdle rate, reminding that integration with traditional finance is still uneven.
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