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    Morgan Stanley’s bitcoin ETF draws $33.9 million on day one

    Morgan Stanley’s low-fee bitcoin ETF debuted with strong early trading, signaling demand as competition shifts to cost and distribution.

    Bitcoin news: BTC’s next bull run to be driven by banking and digital credit, says Strategy’s Michael Saylor

    Speaking at a Mizuho event, the Strategy (MSTR) executive chairman said the formation of banking credit pairing with digital credit will be the catalyst for the next bull market.

    Yuga Labs settles Bored Ape NFT lawsuit, ending fight over alleged copycat tokens

    The settlement avoids a trial and ends the dispute over the RR/BAYC NFTs, which claimed to parody Bored Ape Yacht Club, one of the most recognizable NFT brands.

    Yuga Labs settles Bored Ape NFT lawsuit, ending fight over alleged copycat tokens

    The settlement avoids a trial and ends the dispute over the RR/BAYC NFTs, which claimed to parody Bored Ape Yacht Club, one of the most recognizable NFT brands.

    South Korea proposes comprehensive digital asset law including stablecoin rules

    Legislation introduces licensing, disclosure and conduct rules for crypto businesses and issuers

    The Protocol: Bernstein says quantum threat to Bitcoin is real but manageable

    Also: North Korea’s 6-month plot with Drift, Solana Foundation’s new ad and Alchemy AI.

    Crypto Long & Short: Asia’s digital asset crackdown: accountability gets personal

    In this week’s Crypto Long & Short Newsletter, Bob Williams covers how stricter crypto regulations in Asia are putting more personal responsibility on senior leaders, making strong governance and D&O insurance essential. Then, the FBI’s Haidy Grigsby writes on how crypto scams are increasingly targeting experienced investors by building trust and tricking them into making larger deposits until their money is gone.

    U.S. Treasury to propose demands that stablecoin firms be set to police bad transactions

    The U.S. is pitching new rules for stablecoin issuers to treat them like every other financial firm that must maintain armor against illicit uses, CoinDesk has learned.

    BTC Price Analysis: Rally Underway, but Market Caution Persists

    Leveraged bullish bitcoin positions remain near multi-year highs as bitcoin rebounds, hinting at underlying market uncertainty.

    Standard Chartered explores full takeover of crypto custodian Zodia: Bloomberg

    Lender weighs integrating custody unit into digital asset division while keeping SaaS model option open, sources close to the matter told Bloomberg

    Pharos raises $44 million in Series A to power real-world asset tokenization

    The company is building an "asset-native" network designed to handle regulated financial activity at scale, targeting a market it values at $50 trillion.

    Adam Back denies he’s Satoshi Nakamoto after a new report claims he’s Bitcoin’s (BTC) creator

    Similarities reflect shared early research, not proof, said Back. Others have questions too.

    White House study bolsters crypto’s stance in stablecoin yield fight against bankers

    White House economists said banning rewards wouldn't significantly boost banks' financial health, amplifying the crypto industry view in the Clarity Act debate.

    Quantum threat to Bitcoin is real, but manageable, according to Wall Street broker Bernstein

    The broker said advances in quantum computing are accelerating the timeline for crypto risk, but argued Bitcoin faces a multi-year upgrade cycle, not an existential crisis.

    Adam Back says bitcoin should prepare now for quantum risk despite long timeline

    Advances in post-quantum cryptography are underway even as current machines remain far from practical threat levels

    Crypto inflows slowed sharply in first quarter as investor demand weakened, says JPMorgan

    Digital asset inflows totaled $11 billion in Q1, as institutional demand and ETF outflows left corporate buyers and venture capital as the primary sources of funding.