Japan’s Lower House Passes Landmark Crypto Reform Bill, Paving Way for ETFs and 20% Flat Tax
By reclassifying digital assets from payment tools to formal financial products, Tokyo aligns its crypto sector with standard equity markets.
Bitcoin dominance is a metric that measures Bitcoin’s market capitalization as a percentage of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization. It shows how much of the overall crypto market value is represented by Bitcoin compared to other digital assets. Changes in bitcoin dominance can reflect shifts in investor sentiment between Bitcoin and alternative cryptocurrencies. An increase often suggests capital flowing into Bitcoin, while a decrease may indicate growing interest in altcoins. This metric is commonly used to analyze market cycles and trends.
By reclassifying digital assets from payment tools to formal financial products, Tokyo aligns its crypto sector with standard equity markets.
A minor 32 BTC sale sparked major structural anxiety over corporate dividend liabilities, shifting the market focus from grand macroeconomic narratives to hard corporate cash flows.
A spot market stabilization pushes BTC back toward key overhead resistance, yet an open interest reset and a persistent midweek cycle pattern suggest the bounce faces a crucial structural test.
A toxic mix of massive institutional outflows from crypto ETFs, macroeconomic de-risking over crude oil spikes, and capital rotation into AI stocks dragged the crypto market down.
As Bitcoin slumps toward $65,000, prediction markets point to further downside, with traders pricing in a high probability of sub-$50,000 prices before the end of the year.
Charles Schwab is expanding its digital asset footprint into institutional wealth management, aiming to let independent advisors manage direct crypto holdings.
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A new data brief reveals that 1.92 million BTC are fundamentally exposed to future quantum attacks, amplifying pressure on developers to implement protocol protections like BIP-360.
Geopolitical friction has abruptly halted the crypto market’s momentum. Following a stern warning to Iran from the White House, Bitcoin erased weeks of gains, leaving traders scrambling to defend the critical $76,000 support level.