Bitcoin to $113,000? Citi Turns Bullish as Bitwise Says Crypto Got ‘the Good End Of the Deal’
Citi raises its Bitcoin target to $113,000 as Bitwise says the Clarity Act’s failure unlocked faster pro-crypto regulation.
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The Stablecoin Yield Fight Is Far From Over—Here’s What Comes Next
The CLARITY Act has stalled, but the industry is already separating payment stablecoins from the loans, securities and funds that generate returns. Stablecoin yield has not gone away, much to the chagrin of many on
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