Attorneys for World Liberty Financial pushed back against what they described as a “fundamentally flawed” probe by Senate Democrat Richard Blumenthal, investigating its USD1 stablecoin and potential conflicts of interest related to President Trump’s crypto activities. Blumenthal, the ranking member of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, recently sent letters to World Liberty Financial and Fight Fight Fight LLC — the company behind the Official Trump memecoin — alleging the firms may have violated federal law by enabling ethics breaches or facilitating transactions with foreign nationals under prosecution. He requested detailed records on ownership structures, financial relationships, and conflict-of-interest safeguards, claiming Trump financially benefited from WLFI and TRUMP. World Liberty Financial is backed by several members of the Trump family, including the president and his three sons, each of which have taken on ambassadorial or advocate roles for the DeFi project, according to its website. Stablecoin concerns The senator's letter to World Liberty Financial, addressed to co-founder Zach Witkoff, claimed that the Trump family "reaped substantial financial benefits" from WLFI and raised concerns about its stablecoin, USD1 — used to close Binance's record $2 billion investment from MGX. The letter further stated that Trump's ties to WLFI created threats to national security, as the project invites foreign governments and "unscrupulous" individuals to join as investors. Writing on behalf of World Liberty Financial on Thursday, law firm BakerHostetler said that although the company is under no legal obligation to respond, it welcomed the opportunity to address several of Blumenthal's "inaccuracies," without addressing them in full. The DeFi project's mission is to strengthen, not undermine, the role of the U.S. dollar, the letter stated. "The company's flagship product, USD1, is a fully reserved stablecoin backed exclusively by U.S. Treasuries and cash equivalents," the lawyers wrote. "It is designed to increase global demand for U.S. government debt and expand access to dollar-denominated financial tools at a time when adversarial regimes and emerging monetary blocs are challenging America’s monetary leadership." The firm added that USD1 is intended to broaden access to the U.S. dollar, particularly in underserved regions, bypassing outdated banking systems and offering financial inclusion to unbanked and underbanked communities around the world. RELATED INDICES DETAILS GMUSA Top U.S. tokens 188.60 0.57% DETAILS GMETHEX Top Ethereum tokens ex Me 101.16 1.93% See Crypto Indices WLFI launched its USD1 stablecoin in March and announced on Thursday that a recent governance proposal to airdrop the stablecoin to eligible holders had officially passed. However, Sen. Blumenthal is not the only one with concerns. "I'm deeply concerned that the President launched his own stablecoin," top House Democrat Maxine Waters said amid a boycott of a planned hearing on the crypto industry following tensions over Trump's potential conflicts of interest and the Genius Act stablecoin bill earlier this month. "I negotiated with my colleagues across the aisle for the past three years to create a safe regulatory framework for stablecoins. Now, we are pushing legislation through as quickly as possible without considering some of the key issues that will impact American investors and consumers." Not 'operating in the shadows' The attorneys' letter continued that World Liberty Financial is not "operating in the shadows. " They argue that it is building a transparent, compliant financial system rooted in U.S. trust, law, and leadership, with values like accountability and dollar dominance guiding every step. "The company rejects the false choice between innovation and oversight. What it opposes is the misuse of regulatory authority and uncertainty to suppress lawful innovation. The future of finance must be shaped in Washington, D.C. — not in Beijing, Moscow, or behind the closed doors of legacy institutions resistant to evolve to serve the needs of customers around the world. It aims to ensure that the U.S. dollar — not a foreign alternative — remains the foundation of global commerce in the digital era. WLFI is a movement to safeguard American monetary leadership in a rapidly transforming financial landscape," the BakerHostetler partners concluded. In his separate letter to Fight Fight Fight LLC CEO Bill Zanker, the company behind the Official Trump memecoin, Blumenthal speculated that a small group of insiders profited significantly from its launch. He also took issue with the "Dinner with Trump" promotion. Fight Fight Fight LLC has yet to publicly respond to the allegations. World Liberty Financial's attorneys said the project has no affiliation with Fight Fight Fight, LLC, or Zanker, and the "unfounded assertion" of a "non-existent relationship" was also among the errors in Blumenthal's letter. "America — and the rest of the world — needs solutions like USD1," Witkoff posted to X late Thursday. "We will not be intimidated by politicians with an axe to grind: we're too busy building." The Block reached out to Sen. Blumenthal's office for comment.

🏦 The Central Bank of Russia just called Bitcoin the top-performing asset. The chart says it all. When even central banks admit what they once called a bubble, it means the denial phase is over. A new chapter begins?

JPMorgan sees bitcoin dominating gold in 2025 as surging ETF inflows, corporate adoption, and state-level crypto reserves ignite a powerful wave of institutional momentum. JPMorgan Spots a Massive Rotation—Bitcoin Gaining, Gold Draining Global investment bank JPMorgan expects bitcoin to significantly outperform gold through the remainder of 2025, driven by a wave of crypto-specific catalysts that are reshaping investment flows. Analysts led by managing director Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou outlined this bullish view in a note published Wednesday and shared with The Block. “Between mid-February and mid-April, gold was rising at the expense of bitcoin, while of the past three weeks we have been observing the opposite, i.e. bitcoin rising at the expense of gold,” they wrote. Anticipating that this shift will continue, JPMorgan stated: This view is underpinned by recent market dynamics and structural changes that favor BTC. Since April 22, gold has dropped nearly 8%, pressured by waning expectations for aggressive Fed rate cuts and rising equity markets, leading to substantial outflows from gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) like SPDR Gold Trust. Meanwhile, bitcoin has surged substantially, topping $100,000 for the first time in months, fueled by significant inflows into spot bitcoin ETFs over three weeks. Futures markets reflect the same trend, with shrinking gold positions and rising bitcoin exposure, signaling a broader investor pivot toward digital assets. JPMorgan attributes bitcoin’s rising momentum to more than just gold’s decline, citing increased adoption by corporations and governments. An expanding group of companies is acquiring bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset. Microstrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), now rebranded as Strategy, continues to grow its bitcoin holdings aggressively. Japan’s Metaplanet has also added bitcoin to its corporate treasury. On the public sector front, U.S. states are taking steps that could institutionalize bitcoin within government financial systems. New Hampshire passed a law allowing up to 5% of state reserves to be held in bitcoin and gold, marking a historic move toward crypto in public finance. Arizona is creating a digital asset reserve using staking rewards and airdrops, avoiding taxpayer funding. These initiatives reflect a growing trend among U.S. states to institutionalize digital assets responsibly. The JPMorgan team highlighted this potential, stating: Institutionalization of crypto markets is accelerating through major acquisitions and regulatory wins aimed at strengthening infrastructure and credibility. In recent developments, Coinbase is buying Deribit for $2.9B to lead in crypto derivatives, while Kraken’s $1.5B acquisition of Ninjatrader deepens its futures exposure. Gemini secured EU-wide derivatives licensing, Robinhood acquired Wonderfi for $179M to expand in Canada, and Ripple is integrating traditional finance with crypto via its $1.25B purchase of credit network Hidden Road. These moves are primed to attract a fresh wave of institutional capital into bitcoin and broader crypto markets.

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.Crypto’s moving like a lagging livestream in 2025, with memecoins pumping, NFTs hyped, and X buzzing like a flash sale. Stablecoins are hailed as the “shield” – “stable” coins to dodge altcoin dumps, memecoin drama, or rug pulls that wipe your wallet. But bro, don’t assume stablecoins are a safe harbor. Despite pegging to USD or assets, they’re packed with risks: depegs, issuer failures, exchange hacks. Whales sniffed out the drama long ago, you in? I’m exposing the secrets, the wins, the risks, and tips to keep your wallet from “taking the L” for blind trust.. Stablecoins are coins built to hold steady value, usually pegged 1:1 to USD, gold, or algorithms. You use them to stake for 3-5% APY, hedge in red markets, or trade on DEXes like Uniswap, Raydium without price swings. With DeFi and NFTs booming, stablecoins are the “lifeline” when altcoins wobble. But they’re not a fortress. The secret is stablecoins can depeg, issuers can go bust, or regulators can crack down, leaving you with “stable” coins but a wallet in chaos. They’re still useful, but not the “set it and forget it” win you thought..What’s the deal with stablecoin risks? First, depeg trouble: if collateral (USD, crypto) tanks or the issuer’s short on cash, stablecoins can slip below $1, like past blowups that shook the scene. Second, issuer issues: companies behind stablecoins can go bankrupt, get hacked, or face lawsuits, turning your coins to scraps. Third, exchange woes: park stablecoins on CEXes like Binance, Bybit, and if they get hacked or crash, your cash is gone like a sold-out drop. Fourth, algo fails: algorithmic stablecoins rely on code; bugs or market crashes can tank them fast. I’ve seen bros think stablecoins are “untouchable,” dump all their cash in, then take the L when drama hits.. There’s still upside if you play smart. Wins: staking stablecoins on Aave, Compound yields 3-5%, steadier than holding altcoins in a shaky market. You can use stablecoins to DCA memecoins, NFTs at dips, or trade DEXes with low fees. With 10k stablecoins, you could pocket 300-500 USDT a year, enough for some slick gear. Risks? Beyond depegs, issuers, exchanges, and algo flops, there’s regulatory pressure – governments tightening rules can rattle prices. Buying into “this stablecoin’s totally safe” without digging is a ticket to trouble; park all cash on exchanges, and your wallet takes the L..Smart stablecoin moves mean staying sharp like you just refreshed a laggy stream. Only park stablecoins on vetted DeFi platforms (check audits on DeFi Llama) or cold wallets, not your whole stack on CEXes. Spread capital with Risk Parity – say, 10k USDT: 50% stake on Aave, 30% trade DEXes, 20% cold wallet. Check issuer on-chain data via Glassnode for transparent collateral. Skip algo stablecoins unless you know code, use cheap chains like Solana, Polygon for trades, avoid pricey gas fees. Don’t buy “10% APY staking, ultra-safe” hype – above 5% often hides risks. Lock security tight: cold wallet, 2FA, no clicking “x100 airdrop” X links. Use AI trading bots on 3Commas for auto-trading stablecoins on DEXes, but set strict stop-losses..Bottom line, stablecoins aren’t the safe haven their stability suggests, but they’re still a solid tool if you manage them right. Stay sharp, vet issuers thoroughly, keep risks in check, and you’ll leverage stablecoins without your wallet “taking the L.” Blind trust, parking all cash on exchanges like an X hype-chaser, and your wallet’s “offline” fast.

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A1 Abraaj Restaurants Group has become the first publicly traded company in the Middle East to adopt bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset, signaling a major shift in regional finance. Bahrain’s A1 Abraaj Embraces Bitcoin for Crypto Treasury In a regional first, Bahrain-based A1 Abraaj Restaurants Group (Bahrain Bourse: ABRAAJ) has officially adopted bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset. The move positions A1 Abraaj as the Middle East’s first publicly traded company to integrate BTC into its corporate treasury, joining global pioneers like Strategy and Metaplanet. According to the company’s announcement on X, A1 Abraaj disclosed an initial acquisition of 5 BTC and announced plans to scale its BTC holdings significantly. A1 Abraaj, which reported $12.5 million in EBITDA for 2024, aims to offer countries in the Middle East and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) access to bitcoin, reflecting growing institutional demand and digital asset adoption. “Our initiative towards becoming a bitcoin treasury company reflects our forward-thinking approach and dedication to maximizing shareholder value,” said Abdulla Isa, Chairman of the bitcoin treasury committee of A1 Abraaj Restaurants Group. Partnering with IOX Capital, a U.S.-based firm known for advising bitcoin treasury companies, A1 Abraaj intends to raise additional capital to expand its BTC portfolio. The company has a dedicated bitcoin committee to manage governance, risk, and custody protocols for its digital holdings. “I’d like to congratulate A1 Abraaj for adopting bitcoin at the corporate treasury level, finally enabling anyone in the GCC with a brokerage account to gain bitcoin exposure,” said Hans Thomas, CEO of IOX Capital. This strategic pivot highlights A1 Abraaj’s commitment to innovation and financial diversification, aligning itself with emerging global trends while contributing to Bahrain’s growing digital economy.

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Lawmakers in the US will conduct a cloture vote on the GENIUS Act this coming Monday, setting the stablecoin bill on a crucial path

"Ongoing global economic uncertainty and persistently high interest rates in the U.S. may act as headwinds" for crypto, an analyst told Decrypt. Top cryptocurrencies experienced a pullback on Thursday, amid signs investors are taking profits off the table after a recent rally. Bitcoin touched lows of $101,500 at one point, indicating a return to all-time highs might not be as imminent as some bulls hoped. Sell-offs were more pronounced among major altcoins. Ethereum has fallen by 3% over the past 24 hours—with XRP, Solana and Dogecoin all shedding about 5%. Risk appetite also appears to be cooling in the stock market too, with the Federal Reserve set to cut interest rates less frequently in 2025 than first thought.BRN's lead research analyst Valentin Fournier argues healthy inflows into BTC and ETH ETFs "provides a solid foundation for long-term support." Describing Thursday's declines as a "modest pullback," he wrote: "While this appears to be a healthy correction, altcoins, after leading the rally, are showing more volatility. "We believe Bitcoin's $100k level will serve as a critical support zone for an extended accumulation phase," Fournier wrote. YouHodler's chief of markets Ruslan Lienkha told Decrypt that upward momentum is moderating now that tariff negotiations have concluded, with short-term traders deciding to lock in profits across the equity markets."This shift in sentiment has spilled over into riskier assets, including Bitcoin. As a result, the current pullback appears to be a correction within a broader medium-term uptrend," he added. Going forward, Lienkha believes "ongoing global economic uncertainty and persistently high interest rates in the U.S. may act as headwinds" for crypto, and could limit upside potential. Newhedge measures Bitcoin's correlation with the S&P 500 on a scale of -1 to 1. While -1 indicates there's no connection between these markets, a score closer to 1 suggests they rise and fall in tandem with one another. With a current reading of 0.86, continued strength for BTC may hinge upon how things unfold on Wall Street.

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Europol has announced the arrest of 17 individuals involved in a criminal parallel banking organization that provided money laundering services across Europe, including the exchange of cryptocurrencies for cash. The operation, conducted on January 14, 2025, in Austria, Belgium, and Spain, followed previous successful actions against migrant smugglers. The arrested individuals, primarily of Chinese and Syrian nationality, are suspected of facilitating illegal banking services, including hawala banking and cash courier services, to various criminal networks. Law enforcement seized assets worth over €4.5 million, including €183,000 in cryptocurrency, cash, bank accounts, real estate, vehicles, and firearms. This dismantling of the criminal network is considered significant, as it was linked to the laundering of over €21 million in illicit proceeds, serving a diverse clientele through social media advertising. Europol’s involvement included deploying experts to assist national investigators in tracking down the network’s operations.

Bitcoin has once again captured headlines, clawing its way back above key resistance levels and reigniting the dreams of a full-fledged bull run. Social media is buzzing, search interest is spiking, and the “Bitcoin to the moon” crowd is getting louder by the day. But beneath the surface of green candles and renewed hype lies a sobering question: Is this rally the real deal, or just another technical bounce before the next leg down? A Familiar Pattern or a New Cycle? Veteran traders recognize this pattern. Bitcoin has a long history of sharp recoveries that mimic bull runs — only to trap latecomers before a steep correction. The current price movement, while promising, shows signs of fragility: low volume on up days, strong resistance at historical levels, and a market still heavily influenced by macroeconomic forces. The Halving Hype – Already Priced In? Many bulls point to the recent Bitcoin halving as a bullish catalyst. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: the market is forward-looking. Smart money started positioning months ago. If you’re only reacting now, you’re probably late. The halving may already be “priced in,” and without new capital inflows, we could see stagnation or worse — a retracement. Institutional Money – Support or Smokescreen? Yes, BlackRock and other giants are now in the game. But institutions don’t chase pumps — they accumulate in silence and dump in euphoria. Their presence brings legitimacy but also layers of market manipulation retail investors often underestimate. Don’t let the “institutional adoption” narrative blind you from the possibility of profit-taking at scale. Conclusion: Be Bullish, But Be Smart Bitcoin may very well reclaim its previous all-time high, or even set new records. But not every green candle is a signal to ape in. This could be the beginning of a new cycle — or just a trap wrapped in hopium. Trade what you see, not what you hope.

Money is changing fast. Bitcoin, stablecoins, and CBDCs each offer a different take on what money can be — and each comes with its own set of rules. Bitcoin keeps it simple: the rules never change. No central authority, no sudden shifts — just consistent, transparent money. Stablecoins, acting like digital dollars, step in where traditional money falls short. They’re practical but centralized, meaning someone can always freeze your funds. Meanwhile, some central banks are pushing digital currencies (CBDCs), promising efficiency and control. But that control cuts both ways: more oversight, less privacy. The real question isn’t which digital currency will dominate. It’s whether people will see the value in money with fixed rules, even as other forms of digital currency remain open to manipulation. Bitcoin’s Rising Dominance: Trust in Fixed Rules Bitcoin dominance — its share of the total cryptocurrency market cap — hit 65% in May 2025, the highest in over four years. This rise signals a shift toward assets with fixed, predictable rules in a landscape of volatility and uncertainty. Bitcoin’s appeal isn’t just scarcity; it’s consistency. Unlike many crypto assets that adjust supply schedules or change monetary rules, Bitcoin’s issuance remains fixed. This predictability is what differentiates Bitcoin in a market where other assets can alter their underlying structures. Ethereum’s shift to proof-of-stake in 2022 illustrates this contrast. The move fundamentally changed Ethereum’s monetary policy, and the asset has since dropped 74% against Bitcoin. Investors may be reconsidering the stability of assets that can adjust supply schedules or consensus rules But the rise in Bitcoin dominance isn’t just about crypto. It also reflects broader economic uncertainty, where investors seek assets with rules that don’t change, even as monetary systems become more programmable and open to manipulation. Adjustability and Uncertainty As Bitcoin’s dominance grows, the broader crypto market takes a different approach — assets that can be adjusted or altered based on market conditions. Projects tweak supply schedules, modify consensus mechanisms, or issue new tokens to attract capital. The ability to pivot is often framed as a feature — more flexibility, faster scalability. But when the rules can change, so can the value. A token’s supply might increase unexpectedly, diluting existing holdings. Governance structures might shift, introducing new risks. The ability to alter the rules introduces uncertainty, especially in a market defined by speculation and hype. Bitcoin doesn’t adjust to fit new narratives. Its rules are fixed — a contrast to assets that can be altered, restructured, or inflated. As investors retreat to predictability, Bitcoin’s rising dominance reflects a preference for assets that don’t change with the market’s whims. Stablecoins: Practical Solutions, Centralized Risks Stablecoins have become a financial lifeline in economies where local currencies are volatile or banking infrastructure is unreliable. In 2024, Tether ( USDT) alone facilitated over $20 trillion in transaction volume, underscoring the demand for stable, fiat-pegged assets in unpredictable markets. For people facing hyperinflation or currency devaluation, holding digital dollars can feel like a safe haven. However, that sense of stability is relative. Stablecoins may hold their peg to the dollar, but the dollar itself continues to lose purchasing power over time. The trade-off is clear: stablecoins may protect against local currency collapses, but they’re still controlled by centralized issuers who can freeze assets, blacklist addresses, or comply with regulatory orders. In 2024, multiple incidents of frozen USDT accounts revealed the vulnerabilities of relying on assets that can be halted or confiscated at will. Stablecoins may be less volatile than Bitcoin in the short term, but their stability comes with conditions: issuer control, regulatory risk, and exposure to fiat’s inflationary drift. While they can provide a temporary hedge against local currency collapse, they remain tied to a monetary system that is prone to losing value over time. CBDCs: Central Bank Innovation or Financial Control As digital payments evolve, central banks are exploring digital currencies to reassert control over monetary systems. The European Central Bank is expected to decide on the digital euro by late 2025, positioning it as a state-backed alternative to private stablecoins. In Nigeria, the eNaira was introduced in 2021 to manage cash shortages and streamline payments, granting the state unprecedented visibility into financial flows. Meanwhile, China’s digital yuan has been aggressively rolled out, combining cashless convenience with comprehensive transaction monitoring. But CBDCs aren’t just about making payments digital. They’re about redefining how state-controlled money functions in a digital economy. We see these concerns every day in conversations with users around the world. In our day-to-day work at Trezor, we keep hearing the same thing — people want to stay in control of their money in a world that’s changing fast. Unlike cash, which offers a degree of anonymity, CBDCs enable governments to monitor transactions in real time, potentially setting conditions on how money is spent, saved, or transferred. China’s digital yuan pilot has already tested features that limit where funds can be spent and how long they remain valid — measures framed as economic tools but viewed by critics as control mechanisms. The potential for overreach hasn’t gone unnoticed. In the UK, a Trezor survey found that 73% of respondents worry about CBDCs giving governments too much power over personal finances, particularly the ability to freeze funds or restrict spending. Whether positioned as financial inclusion tools or mechanisms to combat fraud, the reality remains: CBDCs could fundamentally alter the relationship between citizens and their money. Bitcoin’s Institutional Moment and the Path Forward Bitcoin is becoming a strategic asset as institutions and states look for stability in a financial landscape where digital assets can be adjusted, frozen, or reprogrammed. Public companies continue to add Bitcoin to their reserves, positioning it as a hedge against monetary instability. In the U.S., states like Arizona and New Hampshire are exploring Bitcoin reserves, positioning it as a safeguard against economic uncertainty. Meanwhile, institutional inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs indicate growing recognition of Bitcoin as a reserve asset with predictable rules. As more assets become programmable and open to control, Bitcoin’s rules stay the same. Its supply is capped, its issuance predictable, and its network neutral. While other assets can be adjusted or restricted by issuers, Bitcoin’s framework is fixed — a contrast to a financial landscape increasingly defined by flexibility and control. Conclusion: Navigating a New Monetary Landscape As digital currencies become more entrenched in the global economy, the question isn’t just which type will prevail — it’s whether people will value money with rules that don’t change. Bitcoin’s rise underscores a shift toward assets with predictable frameworks, driven by growing skepticism of programmable assets and centralized control. While stablecoins provide a lifeline in unstable economies and CBDCs promise state-backed efficiency, both come with conditions — issuer control, regulatory risk, and potential for monetary manipulation. Bitcoin, in contrast, stands apart as a monetary system where the rules are set in stone, immune to policy shifts and inflationary drift.

Nebraska passes LB 526 to regulate crypto mining operations using over 1MW. Final call now rests with the Governor.