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#DigitalAssetBill A Bill to make provision about the types of things that are not prevented from being objects of personal property rights.What does the bill do? The bill confirms that certain digital assets – such as crypto tokens – can attract property rights even if they do not fit into the 2 traditional categories of personal property in English and Welsh law

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#USHouseMarketStructureDraft #USHouseMarketStructureDraft - The US House Market Structure Draft is related to the regulation and oversight of the US securities markets. A key discussion in this area revolves around the National Market System (NMS) and its components, such as ¹: - *Market Structure Issues*: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is working to address concerns around market structure, including fair access, market data, self-regulatory models, and exchange registration. - *Trade-Through Rule*: The trade-through rule is a critical aspect of market structure, aiming to ensure that trades are executed at the best available price across different markets. - *Self-Regulatory Organizations (SROs)*: SROs play a vital role in regulating markets, but potential conflicts of interest arise when they operate as for-profit entities. - *Market Fragmentation*: The proliferation of electronic communication networks (ECNs) and alternative trading systems (ATSs) has led to market fragmentation, raising concerns about market efficiency and fairness

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$BTC Bitcoin’s BTC $94,442 price has dropped by 4.3% in the last three days after nearly reaching $97,900 on May 2. Despite showing resilience at the $94,000 level on May 5, some traders are disappointed that strong institutional inflows have not been enough to maintain bullish momentum. However, several encouraging signs suggest that a new all-time high for Bitcoin in 2025 remains within reach. Bitcoin’s dominance over the broader cryptocurrency market has surged, currently standing at 70%, its highest since January 2021. This has occurred despite a wave of new token launches, including several top-50 projects such as SUI, Toncoin (TON), PI, Official Trump (TRUMP), Bittensor (TAO), Athena (ENA), and Celestia (TIA). This dominance makes riskier altcoins less appealing to new market entrants. The spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $4.5 billion in net inflows between April 22 and May 2. At the same time, the increasing appetite for Bitcoin futures signals growing institutional adoption regardless of whether leverage is used for downside protection or bullish bets. According to CoinGlass, the total open interest in Bitcoin futures markets has reached 669,090 BTC, a 21% increase since March 5. Even after Bitcoin’s price crashed below $75,000 in early April, demand for leveraged positions remained strong. The open interest in BTC futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) alone exceeds $13.5 billion, indicating robust institutional demand. Several factors explain why Bitcoin has struggled to reclaim the $100,000 level. Traders who bought in anticipation of the US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill on March 6 are growing increasingly frustrated, as the government has yet to disclose its BTC holdings or announce plans for further purchases. Additionally, similar state-level Bitcoin bills have repeatedly failed, including the latest setback in the US state of Arizona.

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#FOMCMeeting While another interest rate pause looks like a foregone conclusion at this week’s Federal Reserve policy-setting meeting, the path forward is anybody’s guess. In the bond market, traders are betting that the Fed will lower interest rates in July. However, given the significant unknowns in the economic outlook resulting from President Donald Trump’s trade wars, the timing of interest rate cuts (if there are any this year at all) could change dramatically in the months ahead. It’s an extremely unusual moment for the US and global economy. Since Fed officials last convened, there’s been a seismic shift in the outlook. Markets shuddered after Trump announced sweeping “reciprocal” tariffs on US trading partners on April 2. Economists generally agree that tariffs will impact the economy, though the scale of these effects will heavily depend on whether the announced rates are reduced. But forecasters say that even lower tariffs than what Trump has threatened will slow growth and raise inflation. Such impacts will come as growth was already set to slow in the years after the pandemic rebound. But unlike during during the pandemic, analysts don’t expect the Fed to rush to slash rates. Inflation is higher than central bankers would like, and the impact of the tariffs is still highly uncertain, with trade negotiations ongoing and a 90-day pause on many levies still in effect.

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#USStablecoinBill Senate leadership plans to tee up a vote on legislation creating a framework for payment stablecoins this week, even as a contingent of crypto-friendly Senate Democrats pull their support for the bill. Republicans are preparing to bring the GENIUS Act to the floor Thursday, according to a source familiar with planning work. However, nine Democratic senators who previously supported the bill said in a statement Saturday that they would not be able to vote for the current version. “We have approached this process constructively and with an open mind, with the understanding that additional improvements to the bill would be made,” the senators said. “However, the bill as it currently stands still has numerous issues that must be addressed, including adding stronger provisions on anti-money laundering, foreign issuers, national security, preserving the safety and soundness of our financial system, and accountability for those who don’t meet the act’s requirements,” they continued. Among the Democrats voicing concerns are Sens. Ruben Gallego (Ariz.), Mark Warner (Va.), Lisa Blunt Rochester (Del.) and Andy Kim (N.J.), all of whom voted to advance the bill out of the Senate Banking Committee in March. Gallego, ranking member on the panel’s Digital Assets Subcommittee, argued Sunday that this wasn’t “some reversal out of nowhere” by Democrats.

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#MarketPullback If you’ve ever watched the stock market dip and wondered, “Is this normal?”—the answer is yes! Stock market pullbacks, those moments when prices drop from their recent highs, are a regular part of investing. They can feel scary, but history shows they happen all the time. Let’s break down what pullbacks look like and how often they’ve shown up over the last 100 years, based on the S&P 500, a key measure of U.S. stocks. A pullback is just a fancy way of saying the stock market takes a step back. Imagine prices climbing a hill, then sliding down a bit before (often) heading back up. We measure pullbacks by how much the market falls from its peak—say, 5%, 10%, 15%, or 20%. Each size tells us something different about what’s going on. A 5% drop is like a speed bump—small and super common. Over the past 100 years, the stock market has hit a 5% dip in about 94 out of every 100 years. That’s almost every single year! Sometimes it happens a few times in one year, like little hiccups. It’s so normal that investors barely blink at it—it’s just the market taking a quick breather.

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