Bitcoin Breaks $120K Again | ETH Frenzy Begins | XRP, ADA, SOL Pump | Crypto Laws Pass! This week was historic — not just for price action, but for crypto legislation, ETF inflows, and a full-blown ETH redemption arc. In this livestream, we break down Bitcoin’s $120K breakout, the passing of ALL THREE major crypto bills in the U.S., and what Trump’s 401k crypto move means for institutional inflows. We also cover ETH’s parabolic rise driven by treasuries, staking ETFs, and futures markets — with Tom Lee call ...

Crypto Legislation & Regulation - The US House passed the Crypto Clarity Act, advancing it to the Senate [1] - The Genius Act, a stablecoin bill, passed in the House with a vote of 308 to 122, with 102 Democrats in favor, and is expected to be signed into law [2][3] - The US House also passed the anti-Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) Surveillance State Act, effectively banning CBDCs in America [4] Genius Act (Stablecoin Bill) Implications - The Genius Act establishes federal rules for stablecoins, requiring qualified issuers, backing by US dollars or short-term treasuries, monthly disclosures, and annual audits [6][7] - The stablecoin market is over $250 billion and is predicted to potentially double or triple in three years [8] - Stablecoins facilitate 24/7 money transfers, instant settlements, and reduced remittance fees, potentially creating new demand for hundreds of billions in short-term US treasuries [9] Clarity Act & Blockchain Recognition - The Clarity Act recognizes Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Cardano as likely mature blockchains under US standards, indicating sufficient decentralization [16][17] - The Act suggests that other blockchains can demonstrate sufficient decentralization to be considered mature [19] Ethereum Ecosystem - Ethereum benefits from the stablecoin bill, holding approximately half of the existing stablecoins [10] - Ethereum daily transactions hit 140万, the highest since 2021 [22] - BlackRock applied to add staking to its Ethereum ETF, potentially increasing demand for ETH [21]

This morning, crypto legislation clearing a hurdle in the House this after a 9-hour vote to establish the rules of debate though on the bills uh finally passed. Now joining us to talk about the potential regulatory framework for crypto and what it all means uh is New York Department of Financial Services Superintendent Adrien Harris back in 2022. Harris passed stable coin guidelines here in New York.Wow. We we've made a lot of this and I guess the biggest question is just how important is this bill ultimate ...

Market Trends - US Ether exchange-traded funds experienced record inflows and trading volumes [1] Regulatory Developments - Key crypto legislation endorsed by Donald Trump is advancing [1]

Regulatory Framework & Market Impact - The US Senate passed the Genius Act, establishing a regulatory framework for stablecoins, potentially integrating trillions of USD into the crypto market [2] - The Genius Act aims to establish a progrowth regulatory framework for payment stablecoins, potentially solidifying US dollar dominance [4] - The Act mandates one-to-one backing of stablecoins with cash and short-term US treasuries [5] - Stablecoin issuers could become the world's largest holders of US treasuries by 2030, enhancing fiscal resilience and USD dominance [8] Compliance & Operational Standards - Stablecoin issuance is restricted to insured depositories, federal/state qualified issuers, requiring adherence to reserve requirements and integrity standards [9][10] - Reserves must be backed one-to-one by Federal Reserve balances, cash, demand deposits, or treasury instruments, with rehypothecation generally banned [10][11] - Issuers must have clear redemption procedures, publish monthly audited reserve reports, and annual independent audits, while not marketing stablecoins as legal tender or FDIC insured [12][13] - Custody of reserves and private keys must be held by FDIC/NCUA banks, OCC charter trust banks, or federally supervised custodians, subject to recurring audits [13] - Issuers and custodians must comply with anti-money laundering regulations, including the ability to freeze tokens on lawful order, with the Treasury potentially blocking non-compliant foreign stablecoins [14] Market Trends & Opportunities - Coinbase is seeking SEC approval for tokenized equities, indicating a convergence of traditional finance (Web 2) and crypto (Web 3) [18][19] - JP Morgan partnered with Coinbase-backed Ethereum L2 base to launch JPMDcoin, a USD deposit token for institutional clients, signaling Ethereum adoption [22] - Bitcoin represents 1.3% of global money, indicating substantial upside potential compared to the traditional financial system [21]