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Investment bank TD Cowen: If Trump agrees to fill the Democratic vacancies at the SEC and CFTC, the progress of the CLARITY Act may be effectively promoted

According to The Block, investment bank TD Cowen stated that filling the Democratic vacancies at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission could help advance negotiations on the U.S. crypto market structure bill.The investment bank pointed out that the biggest obstacle to the passage of this bill is not its core framework (i.e., whether digital assets should be regulated as securities by the SEC or as commodities by the CFTC), but rather a political dispute surrounding conflict of interest rules.Democrats are pushing for a ban to prevent senior government officials and their families from engaging in specific financial transactions involving digital assets. TD Cowen noted that, given Trump's involvement in the crypto project World Liberty Financial, this proposal would affect Trump and his family. Bloomberg estimated last month that Trump has made about $1.4 billion from his crypto project. The Trump family also holds a 20% stake in the mining company American Bitcoin.According to TD Cowen, it is unlikely that Democrats will abandon this demand, as the party has used Trump's crypto asset holdings as campaign material ahead of the midterm elections. Last month, no Democratic senators voted in favor of a bill in the Senate Agriculture Committee, citing concerns over Trump's crypto project. It remains unclear whether Democrats will support the Senate Banking Committee's bill.TD Cowen stated that Republicans oppose the proposal because they believe Trump would veto any legislation requiring his family to divest their crypto asset holdings. The report added that this disagreement has already caused a political stalemate, even as industry groups continue to negotiate the crypto regulatory framework.One possible path forward is for both parties to reach a compromise. In this scenario, Trump would agree to fill the Democratic vacancies at the SEC and CFTC. In return, Democrats would accept conflict of interest provisions that would only take effect after the next presidential inauguration.

Binance Co-CEO: "The '1011 Crash' Affected All Exchanges, Binance Is Not the Source of the Incident"

Binance Co-CEO Richard Teng stated at the Consensus HK conference that the "1011 crash" event was not triggered by Binance, but rather that all exchanges globally experienced large-scale liquidations. Approximately 75% of the liquidations occurred around 21:00 Eastern Time, accompanied by isolated issues such as stablecoin de-pegging and delays in asset transfers.Teng pointed out that on that day, the U.S. stock market's market capitalization fell by about $1.5 trillion, with stock market liquidations amounting to approximately $150 billion, while the total liquidations in the crypto market were about $19 billion, affecting all exchanges. Binance provided support to affected users, while other exchanges did not take similar measures. Last year, Binance's trading volume reached $34 trillion, with 300 million users, and data did not show any large-scale withdrawals from the platform.He added that the market is temporarily affected by geopolitical and interest rate uncertainties, but institutions are still continuously entering the crypto market, indicating that "smart money" is still positioning itself. Teng emphasized that long-term participants should focus on the fundamental development of the crypto industry; although retail demand is relatively subdued, institutional deployments and corporate participation remain strong.

Democratic lawmakers question SEC Chairman, focusing on reduced crypto enforcement and potential political connections

At a hearing of the House Financial Services Committee, several Democratic lawmakers questioned SEC Chairman Paul Atkins regarding the recent reduction in enforcement actions against the cryptocurrency industry by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), expressing concerns about whether these decisions are linked to Trump and his connections to the crypto industry.Lawmakers specifically mentioned the SEC's suspension of the case against Tron founder Justin Sun and the withdrawal of the lawsuit against Binance. Democratic Congressman Stephen Lynch stated during the hearing that the decline in SEC enforcement has impacted the agency's reputation and demanded an explanation for why the related cases were not pursued further. The SEC had previously sued Justin Sun in 2023 for allegedly issuing unregistered securities and manipulating trading volumes, but later in 2025, it applied to pause the case to explore settlement possibilities; in May of the same year, the SEC withdrew its lawsuit against Binance under Atkins's leadership.Data shows that in 2025, the SEC's overall enforcement actions decreased by about 30% compared to the previous year, with crypto-related cases dropping by approximately 60%, which is viewed by outsiders as a signal of a shift in regulatory focus. In response, Atkins stated that the SEC still maintains a "strong enforcement presence" and noted that some changes are part of the normal adjustments following a change in regulatory leadership.

The Financial Times published an article criticizing cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin is still severely overvalued, and a crash is imminent

The Financial Times published an article stating that Bitcoin may have experienced dozens of significant crashes, hundreds of crypto companies may have gone bankrupt, and countless individuals may have lost their life savings, but every time Bitcoin drops, it always rebounds. Those who are capable can hold on, and each rebound brings a cognitive memory that convinces people that the cryptocurrency they admire will exist forever. Since its inception, Bitcoin has been on a path destined to end in a tragic conclusion.This week, Bitcoin experienced its most severe crash since 2022, briefly falling to around $60,000, erasing all gains since Trump's 2024 re-election, and dropping more than half from its historical high of over $127,000 last October. According to Coinglass data, approximately $1.25 billion in Bitcoin positions were forcibly liquidated within just 24 hours from Thursday to Friday.The U.S. indeed has a leader closest to being a "Bitcoin president," and his family has interests in crypto assets. However, even with the establishment of a "strategic Bitcoin reserve," the pardoning of many convicted crypto criminals, allowing Americans to include crypto assets in their 401(k) retirement accounts, and claiming to have ended former President Biden's "crypto war" within 200 days of taking office, Trump's presence in the White House still cannot stop the selling pressure.We may not have truly seen the final "death spiral" of Bitcoin yet; I cannot predict when it will come. Judging the end of a speculative frenzy solely based on faith is very difficult, and Bitcoin may still have a few rebounds (as of writing, it has rebounded to around $70,000). But confidence is beginning to wane. People are starting to realize that an asset sustained only by fantasy has no fundamental value. Ask yourself: will this thing still exist in 100 years? Remember, "what matters is not how you fall, but how you land."

Forbes: "$50,000 Alert" Sounds, Bitcoin Plunge Triggers Concerns of Crypto Market Crash

According to Forbes, Bitcoin has recently experienced a significant pullback, raising concerns in the market about a new round of "deep declines" in crypto assets. Over the past week, the price of Bitcoin has dropped by about 10%, briefly falling below the $80,000 mark, with the latest low reaching $73,000, before slightly rebounding to above $75,000. Amid this sudden shift in market sentiment, CZ publicly stated that his confidence in the "super cycle" of Bitcoin in 2026 has significantly decreased.CZ mentioned that due to market panic (FUD), extreme liquidation events, and geopolitical uncertainties, the current environment will have "very high" volatility. The super cycle could still occur, but the probability has dropped to about 50%. Meanwhile, well-known investor and the inspiration for "The Big Short," Michael Burry, warned that Bitcoin's price could further dip to $50,000. He pointed out that if it falls to that level, Bitcoin mining companies may face severe financial pressure and even bankruptcy risks.Concerns about Bitcoin's weakness in the market have also intensified as funds accelerate their flow into traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver. LMAX Group CEO David Mercer stated that the current market is experiencing "collateral tightening," with the speed of risk spreading outpacing the support system, leading to significantly amplified volatility. Analysts believe that against the backdrop of rising gold prices and crypto assets being revalued as "high-risk assets," Bitcoin's short-term performance will remain highly dependent on changes in the macro environment and market sentiment.
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