Michael Saylor, a prominent Bitcoin advocate, declared that Bitcoin does not require the long-delayed Crypto Clarity Act to function properly. He argued that the law is more necessary for the United States to regulate its crypto operations smoothly rather than for Bitcoin itself. The Clarity Act, intended to establish clearer crypto regulations in the U.S., has been postponed by the Senate until after the August recess, with a vote expected in September. Saylor's statement has sparked debate, with some agreeing Bitcoin is efficient without new laws, while others believe both Bitcoin and the U.S. need regulatory clarity to advance the crypto market.
Bitcoin has been trading in a narrow range around $82,000 to $83,000, disappointing many investors expecting a strong October rally known as "Uptober." This contrasts sharply with October 2025, when Bitcoin hit an all-time high above $126,000 before ...
Starknet's STRK token experienced a remarkable 322% increase over four weeks, significantly outperforming Bitcoin and Ether during the same period. Starknet is a zero-knowledge Layer 2 network built on Ethereum, designed to enhance scalability. This ...
MAGIC token rose sharply by 38.96% to $0.1359, outperforming other layer-2 scaling and modular blockchain assets during a mostly flat crypto market. Other notable gainers included S (27.81%), W (24.26%), LUMIA (21.44%), PLUME (21.21%), and STRK (20.5...
South Korea's crypto market showed renewed risk appetite with 66% of major tokens rising and 24-hour turnover hitting 1.7 trillion won on Upbit and Bithumb. Bitcoin traded slightly higher at 113.35 million won, while Ethereum also gained. Notable tok...
Bitcoin's price increased by 0.71% to $83,643 while the overall cryptocurrency market capitalization fell by 2.96% to $2.81 trillion. Other major cryptocurrencies like Ether, XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogecoin also saw modest gains. Bitcoin continues to ...
