Banks and crypto firms have reached a stablecoin rewards compromise that could restart the CLARITY Act, while Polymarket held passage odds at 62% and attention shifted back to Coinbase.
X is auto-locking first-time crypto posters for verification as traders price April X Money launch odds at 51%, fueling talk that the platform is clearing scams out before payments go wider.
Coinbase said it won conditional approval for a U.S. national trust company charter as CLARITY Act odds rebounded on hopes a stablecoin-yield deal could emerge within 48 hours.
Google Quantum AI said future machines could break Bitcoin's secp256k1 cryptography with far fewer resources, reviving focus on Satoshi Nakamoto's 1 million BTC as Polymarket kept pricing a higher risk premium.
The Mined in America Act is being pitched as a bitcoin mining bill that tackles Chinese hardware dependence, grid flexibility, methane capture, and the U.S. reserve.
Coinbase is being accused of sabotaging the CLARITY Act after Polymarket held the bill at 54% on March 29 and bad-draft rumors spread across crypto X.
Patrick Witt warned Coinbase there is no time to wait as Polymarket odds for the CLARITY Act fell from an 82% peak on February 20 to 52% on March 28.
FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson warned PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, and Stripe over debanking as bitcoin slipped toward $65K and payment rails from stablecoin cards kept expanding.
The FBI logged 149,686 crypto-related complaints and more than $9.3 billion in losses in 2024, while fake wallet apps and weak key management keep Ledger and Trezor users exposed.
X has started limited X Money beta invites and Elon Musk says early public access starts next month. Visa-backed rails are making Bitcoin on X a live narrative.