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Formerly @Decryptmedia, @CoinDesk, @DLNewsInfo and @Blockworks_@. Looking for my next big thing.
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What Rising US Bond Yields Mean for Bitcoin Original

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By Sebastian Sinclair Verified
| Decrypt Media Verified
In brief U.S. 10-year Treasury yields have surged to around 4.42%, forcing markets to reassess the outlook for interest rates and financial conditions. Bitcoin has held a tight range near $68,000, declining less sharply than equities during the recent macro-driven selloff. Options markets show investors are still buying downside protection, signaling caution but not panic, according to QCP Capital.
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David Sacks Leaves White House Crypto Role With Key Legislation Still Unresolved Original

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By Sebastian Sinclair Verified
| Decrypt Media Verified
In brief Sacks said he stepped down after reaching the 130-day limit for special government employees. He had pushed for market structure and stablecoin legislation but those efforts remain unfinished. He will remain involved in the administration through the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.
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Crypto Case Over Money Transmitter Laws Dismissed by US Judge Original

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By Sebastian Sinclair Verified
| Decrypt Media Verified
In brief A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by a crypto developer seeking clarity on whether his non-custodial software would violate U.S. money-transmitter laws. The court ruled the developer failed to show a credible threat of prosecution and dismissed the case without prejudice. The case drew support from several crypto advocacy groups, amid broader industry concerns about developer liability.
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