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What If the CLARITY Act Fails? Markets, Midterms, & Regulatory Gridlock

The Senate has only a few days left before it breaks for August recess, and the odds of the CLARITY Act passing have slipped to 26% on Polymarket. If the bill fails, the whole market won’t fall together. Bitcoin and Ethereum have enough regulatory footing under existing agency definitions to hold their ground. The public crypto stocks, the miners and exchanges and custodians, are the ones that get…

The Clock, the Banks, & the Fed: The Next 2 Weeks Decide Crypto's Year

This was supposed to be the week CLARITY reached the Senate floor, and it came and went without a vote.

Crypto Holds Firm Amid Macro Shock: The Next Buying Opportunity

Executive Summary: The Catalyst

Tech Supercycle vs. The Fed: The 6-Month Playbook

The Fed hasn’t moved, and the data isn’t giving it much reason to.

The “No-Cut” Fed vs. The Yield-Bearing Stablecoin Dilemma

Higher-for-longer just ran straight into yield-bearing stablecoins.

The Fed's "Shadow Chair": Why Powell Is the New Gary Gensler

The marble corridors of the Eccles Building are witnessing a spectacle not seen in three-quarters of a century.

Solana Is Becoming the Global Nervous System for AI Commerce

The mainstreamification of $SOL just got a whole new meaning.

Solana’s Mainstreamification Is Here: Everything New With SOL Right Now

The mainstreamification of $SOL is here.

Aave’s $200M Bad Debt Crisis: The Cross-Chain Bridge Exploit That Exposed DeFi’s Fragility

We’ve been watching the numbers, and the fallout is still unfolding.

Hyperliquid Taking Share from CEXs: On-Chain Perps Are Eating TradFi’s Lunch

We’ve been watching the numbers, and the shift is no longer subtle.