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Bitcoin trades in a tight range as macro policy uncertainty caps upside, even as corporate accumulation, ETF flows and stablecoin growth deepen institutional integration into crypto markets.

Stablecoin reserve growth could create nearly $1 trillion in excess demand for U.S. Treasury bills, giving Washington room to reduce long-dated bond issuance and reshaping the global rates market, according to Standard Chartered.

CoinShares reports fifth consecutive week of digital asset fund outflows totaling $288M amid collapsing trading volumes.

The firm's 717,131 BTC treasury is underwater, yet its 100th acquisition appears imminent.

Ethereum co-founder sold nearly 1,900 ETH after withdrawing thousands of tokens from Aave, extending a pattern of sales.

The Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariffs but Bitcoin still tumbled 5% as investors fled speculative assets.

Solana extended its decline below $80 after failing to hold key support, with technical indicators signaling further losses ahead.

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan argues institutional capital clusters on few top chains and prediction markets reduce information gaps.

Bitcoin fell more than 5% after breaking below a key trend line at $68,000, testing support near $64,203.

XRP's on-chain realized losses surged to nearly $2 billion, matching a 2022 spike that preceded a 114% rally.