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U.S. CLARITY Act passage this year in doubt as bipartisan clash intensifies
A bipartisan clash is growing again over the U.S. Senate’s crypto market structure bill known as the CLARITY Act. Senator Cynthia Lummis rejected criticism from Senator Elizabeth Warren that the bill would create anti-money laundering loopholes, saying it includes more than 16 safeguards to block illicit flows. Warren said hostile foreign actors move billions through crypto networks and warned the bill could worsen the problem. Banks and other groups have also raised concerns over exemptions and competition issues.
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Bitcoin down 50 percent from record high in shallowest bear market on record
Bitcoin has fallen about 50 percent from its all-time high of $126,080 set in October 2025, but the market has not yet confirmed a bear-market bottom, an analysis said. Data from CoinGecko and CryptoQuant show the current drawdown is the shallowest in bitcoin’s history, compared with drops of more than 90 percent in 2012, about 82 percent in two later bear markets and about 74 percent in 2022. Analysts cite growing institutional participation and ETFs as key factors, while warning risks remain.
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Ethereum funding rates diverge across exchanges, signalling cooling leverage demand
Ethereum funding rates have fallen to an effectively neutral level, suggesting weaker directional positioning in the derivatives market. As of June 4, the eight-hour average funding rate stood at 0.0028 percent, or about 0.0084 percent per day and roughly 3 percent annualised. Rates varied by exchange, with Bybit negative while Binance, OKX and Gate were positive, indicating no one-sided market alignment. Ethereum open interest fell 5.06 percent over 24 hours.
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Bitcoin enters high-risk zone as outflows from U.S. spot ETFs raise institutional selling pressure
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Bitcoin slides below $77,000 as midterm-election-year May selloff pattern eyed
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Stablecoins, ETFs surge as whales stay quiet in crypto market
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Bitcoin no longer faces major crashes, \'a completely different institution-led market\'