US spot Bitcoin ETFs closed the week with $93 million in net inflows, extending their positive streak to four weeks.
The US Senate and the White House reached a preliminary agreement on stablecoin regulation to ease tensions between banks and the crypto sector.
Joint guidance from the SEC and CFTC reaffirmed that most crypto assets are not securities on their own and clarified when tokens may qualify as investment contracts.
Rising Bitcoin production costs to $88,000 have pushed many miners toward AI, contributing to a 7.8% drop in mining difficulty.
Following Donald Trump’s statement giving Iran 48 hours to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices rose while gold fell below $4,100, returning to levels last seen in November 2025.
Bitcoin is trading at $68,380 and Ethereum at $2,046.
The Fear and Greed Index stands at 26, indicating fear.
Expected developments during the day:
Nillion will migrate its network from Cosmos to Ethereum.
