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Bitcoin Magazine Crucial Vote On Crypto Clarity Act Delayed Until September, Trump Says More People Are Paying in Bitcoin: Reports A vote on the long-awaited Clarity Act will be delayed until September as lawmakers go on recess today. As first reported by POLITICO, citing comments from Majority Leader John Thune, the

XRP remains under sustained selling pressure against both USDT and BTC, with the higher time frame structure continuing to favor the bears. The latest breakdown below the key horizontal support reinforces the prevailing downtrend and leaves the market vulnerable to another leg lower unless buyers quickly reclaim the

July jobs report shocks with 23,000 losses, flipping Fed rate bets. Here is what the repricing means for Bitcoin.

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Despite numerous promises from Trump, both sides failed to announce a conclusive deal.

ADA has "probably one of the best-looking charts among the major caps," a popular analyst claimed.

Gold and silver had their best week of 2026 while Bitcoin barely moved. The yen carry trade explains less than you think.

This Friday, we examine Ethereum, Ripple, Cardano, Binance Coin, and Hyperliquid in greater detail. Ethereum (ETH) This week, Ethereum continued to range without any significant volatility. This has allowed the price to consolidate under the $2,000 resistance. At the time of this post, the support at $1,800 is holding

Private equity firms have become the latest target of ransom-seeking hackers who use voice phishing to trick company employees, according to a new Google report. The report withheld the names of the firms targeted. Reuters worked them out by feeding the 72 web addresses Google published into tools like DomainTools and