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Visa, Mastercard, BlackRock and some of the most powerful institutions in global finance are moving directly onto the blockchain.
Circle has named major financial companies as founding validators for its Arc blockchain, while Visa and Mastercard are building the infrastructure needed for banks, businesses and payment providers to use stablecoins at scale.
In this Daily Crypto Deep Dive, we examine how stablecoins, tokenized assets and blockchain settlement are being absorbed into the existing financial system.
Are Visa and Mastercard being replaced by crypto—or are they positioning themselves to control its most valuable infrastructure?
We also explore BlackRock’s tokenized assets, DTCC’s blockchain strategy, Visa’s stablecoin platform, Mastercard’s growing compliance network and what institutional adoption could mean for ordinary crypto investors.
The crypto revolution may still be happening—but Wall Street has entered the control room.
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Strategy’s high-yield STRC preferred stock has rebounded by more than 30% as the company builds a $4 billion cash reserve and sells a small portion of its enormous Bitcoin holdings.
We examine whether these Bitcoin sales contradict Michael Saylor’s long-standing strategy or demonstrate that the company can responsibly manage its treasury while protecting dividend payments.
Arthur Hayes also believes the artificial-intelligence credit boom could eventually collapse, trigger another enormous government bailout and create the monetary conditions needed to send Bitcoin toward $1 million.
Elsewhere, the $114 million Coldcard exploit could push more investors toward Bitcoin exchange-traded funds and regulated custodians, while Ondo Finance hires former Blockchain.com chief financial officer Adam Schlisman as its tokenized-finance platform continues expanding.
We also cover the latest prices for Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, BNB, Solana, Cardano and Hyperliquid.
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Elizabeth Warren is demanding that the SEC investigate Donald Trump’s official meme coin following reports of enormous investor losses, insider profits and potential conflicts of interest.
But Warren is far from a neutral observer. She has spent years attacking the cryptocurrency industry, campaigned on building an “anti-crypto army” and has faced serious questions about her own credibility and political history.
In today’s Daily Crypto Deep Dive, we examine both sides of the Trump coin controversy.
Did Trump’s team simply launch an extremely risky meme coin that investors willingly purchased, or are there legitimate grounds for an independent investigation into possible manipulation, insider dealing and conflicts of interest?
We break down the reported collapse of the $TRUMP token, the billions allegedly lost by investors, the money earned by Trump-linked businesses and the mysterious early trader who reportedly made as much as $109 million in just two days.
We also examine whether the SEC actually has jurisdiction over meme coins, why a falling price does not automatically prove fraud and what investigators would need to uncover before this could become a criminal or regulatory case.
Then we turn the same scrutiny on Elizabeth Warren, including her long-running campaign against crypto, her disputed Native American ancestry claims and the questions surrounding the political fundraising networks behind her supposedly grassroots campaigns.
Finally, we explain how the dispute is affecting the CLARITY Act and why the United States may need strict crypto ethics rules covering presidents, members of Congress, regulators and their immediate families.
Should a sitting president be allowed to launch and promote a personal cryptocurrency while appointing the officials responsible for regulating it?
Let us know what you think in the comments.
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The United States CLARITY Act is sitting idle as lawmakers clash over President Donald Trump’s involvement in crypto and Democratic senators call for the SEC to investigate the TRUMP memecoin.
In today’s Daily Crypto Roundup, we examine why the ethics dispute surrounding Trump’s crypto interests could delay one of the most important pieces of digital-asset legislation in the United States.
We also cover Wells Fargo’s plan to introduce tokenized bank deposits for round-the-clock corporate payments, why Bitcoin’s $63,000 zone has become a major battleground between buyers and sellers, and Polymarket’s reported attempt to raise capital at a $20 billion valuation.
The episode also looks at the Coldcard wallet attack, where estimated losses have now passed $100 million, and explains why installing new firmware may not be enough to protect funds generated using a previously vulnerable seed phrase.
Stories covered:
• The CLARITY Act stalls over questions surrounding Trump’s crypto interests
• Senators call for an SEC investigation into the TRUMP memecoin
• Wells Fargo prepares tokenized deposits for 24/7 corporate payments
• Bitcoin’s $63,000 zone becomes a key support and resistance battleground
• Polymarket reportedly targets a $20 billion valuation
• Coldcard-related Bitcoin losses rise above $100 million
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Strategy has sold another 1,638 Bitcoin for approximately $104.7 million, using the proceeds to fund preferred-share dividends and repurchase its STRC preferred shares.
That brings Strategy’s reported Bitcoin sales since late May to 5,258 BTC—and raises an uncomfortable question for Michael Saylor.
For years, Saylor has argued that Bitcoin’s limited supply, growing institutional demand and long-term holders could create an enormous supply shock. He also dismissed concerns about Strategy selling Bitcoin, claiming the company expected to purchase roughly 20 Bitcoin for every coin it sold.
However, the latest numbers reveal a much more complicated reality.
In this Daily Crypto Deep Dive, we examine why Strategy is selling Bitcoin, how its preferred-share obligations work and whether the company’s increasingly complex capital structure is becoming dependent on its Bitcoin treasury.
We also ask whether Saylor’s actions now contradict his public messaging, whether corporate Bitcoin holdings can truly be considered permanently removed from circulation and what could happen if Strategy continues selling while its Bitcoin purchases slow down.
Strategy still owns more than 842,000 Bitcoin, so this is not evidence that the company is abandoning Bitcoin. However, it proves that the company’s holdings are not untouchable.
Is this simply disciplined treasury management—or the beginning of a major change in the Michael Saylor Bitcoin model?
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