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• Bitcoin rally falters as AI industry weakens and CLARITY Act approval odds fall
  Bitcoin’s dip below $76,000 was driven by an AI sector sell-off and investors’ worries about slowed progress in the CLARITY Act negotiations.
• Bitcoin Coinbase Premium turns negative as BTC price drops, weekly losses top $829M
  Bitcoin price followed weakening US spot market demand as the Coinbase Premium Index turned negative for the first time in three weeks.
• Bitcoin price hits one-week low as $100 oil sparks fresh Asia crisis fears
  Bitcoin price downside returned to send BTC to one-week lows thanks to renewed concerns over global oil supplies focused on the Strait of Hormuz blockade.
• Bitcoin price drops below $76K as onchain data sends mixed signals
  Bitcoin failed to break $80,000 resistance amid weak onchain fundamentals, but rising spot CVD could support a recovery.
• Can Bitcoin hit $250K this year? Traders say it may be time to ‘sell in May’
  Veteran trader Peter Brandt and other analysts question the $250,000 Bitcoin target, warning the current bear phase may not be over.

• AML crackdown eclipses securities enforcement as crypto’s top regulatory risk: Report
  US Anti-Money Laundering fines hit $900 million in the first half of 2025 as enforcement shifted from securities cases, while Basel rules and mandatory audits reshape crypto compliance, according to CertiK.
• Japan tells real estate and crypto sectors to tighten AML checks on property deals
  Four Japanese government agencies have warned against the AML risks posed by crypto in real estate transactions, instructing industry bodies to enforce stricter compliance.
• Trump changes tune on prediction markets days after saying he disliked them
  US President Donald Trump says the US can’t be “left out in the cold” on prediction markets just days after he said he was “not happy” with the fast-growing platforms.
• Crypto lobby backs formal removal of ‘reputation risk’ from bank examinations
  The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. finalized a similar rule removing reputation risk earlier this month.
• Acting AG Todd Blanche confirms ‘code is not a crime’ in DOJ pivot
  Acting US Attorney General Todd Blanche said developers will no longer be investigated or charged unless they knowingly help third parties commit crimes.