The crypto market,
briefed in 60 seconds.

Live updates: Bitcoin hits $85,000 as short liquidations hit $300 million in an hour — Bitcoin hit $85,000 as $300 million in shorts liquidated in an hour; Monero rose 13%.

Live updates: Bitcoin rises above $82,000 as falling oil lifts risk assets — Bitcoin topped $82,000 as oil fell and risk assets rose; Monero gained 13% before a Trump-Xi summit.

Why banks and offshore hubs like Dubai are winners of the Senate killing the Clarity Act — Senate failure to pass Clarity Act benefits banks opposing stablecoin yields and offshore hubs like Dubai, experts say.

Bitcoin rises above $81,000, while NEAR jumps 23% on Zcash swap traffic — Bitcoin climbed past $81,000 in Asia as trade-talk progress lifted equities; NEAR gained 23 percent on Zcash swap activity.

ECB plans to buy tokenized bonds with its own funds — ECB launched a system linking payments to blockchain markets and plans tokenized bond purchases.

Bitcoin could test $90,000 after shorts get squeezed, but traders warn leverage is building — Bitcoin broke out to $86,000; possible $90,000 test after short squeeze, but analysts say next move depends on spot buyers as leverage builds.

Clarity Act replaced by agency rules — U.S. agencies race to substitute regulations for the crypto market law, but durability of these stand-ins remains uncertain.