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Dogecoin and XRP have launched their first ETFs, marking a milestone for the crypto market. While the Dogecoin ETF has been met with positive sentiment, XRP’s price has not reacted as positively despite strong inflows.

A JPMorgan note suggesting MSCI may exclude companies with large crypto holdings from its indexes has sparked outrage in the Bitcoin community, leading to widespread calls for a boycott. The situation escalated after Strike CEO Jack Mallers revealed his accounts with JPMorgan Chase were abruptly closed.

The falling U.S. 10-year Treasury yield signals a delayed realization of economic weakness, not just Federal Reserve policy. This has significant implications for Bitcoin, suggesting short-term price pressure but long-term support due to a more favorable monetary environment.

Macro economist Lyn Alden believes a major Bitcoin crash is unlikely in the short term due to a lack of market euphoria. While some predict a significant downturn, Alden remains optimistic for the medium term, forecasting a return to $100,000 levels by 2026 or 2027.

Bitvavo has listed Solayer, a new staking protocol on Solana co-founded by the network’s creators. The project aims to enhance transaction speed and accessibility of staking.

X now displays the location where accounts were created, sparking privacy concerns in the crypto community. Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin calls the move unethical, while others see benefits in combating fake accounts.

Tensor (TNSR), an NFT platform token on Solana, jumped 86% in a day to become the fifth most traded coin on Bitvavo, driven by a Coinbase acquisition, token burn, and technical breakout.

Recent large Bitcoin transfers from the defunct Mt. Gox exchange have reignited fears of a market sell-off. We explore the history of the exchange’s collapse and why its remaining multi-billion dollar Bitcoin holdings still spook investors today.

Crypto analyst CrediBULL has drawn a striking comparison between Bitcoin’s current price action and the historical chart of the S&P 500, suggesting the world’s largest cryptocurrency may be on the verge of a major parabolic rally.

Malaysia, a significant player in Bitcoin mining, has suffered over €970 million in losses from electricity theft by illegal crypto mining operations since 2020. Authorities are cracking down, deploying smart meters and collaborating with utility firms to combat the issue, which has led to arrests and equipment seizures.