Trump announces indefinite ceasefire—what’s next for Bitcoin?

On the morning of April 22, Trump said in a phone interview with CNBC's 'Squawk Box': "I don't want to extend the ceasefire. We don't have that much time left. I expect bombing to begin because I think it's a better position to take."

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The U.S. bipartisan PACE Act proposes to open access to the Federal Reserve's payment system, garnering support from the cryptocurrency industry.

According to a report by The Block, U.S. Representatives Sam Liccardo, a Democrat, and Young Kim, a Republican, jointly introduced the Payment Access and Consumer Efficiency Act (PACE Act), which aims to allow eligible non-bank payment service providers access to the Federal Reserve's payment systems, including the Fedwire settlement system, the instant payment service FedNow, and the payment processing service FedACH.

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Jefferies: The Kelp DAO vulnerability may force major Wall Street banks to reconsider their blockchain initiatives.

According to a report by CoinDesk, Andrew Moss, an analyst at the U.S. investment bank Jefferies, warned that a security vulnerability of approximately USD 293 million in Kelp DAO might prompt major Wall Street banks to reassess the pace of their blockchain and tokenization projects. The vulnerability exposed critical infrastructure risks associated with cross-chain bridges and single-validator configurations.

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Express News | Analysis: The CLARITY Act still has a chance of passing, but must secure a final vote by the full Senate in July.

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Express News | Political groups associated with the cryptocurrency industry have amassed nearly $180 million in funds for the U.S. midterm elections.

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Express News | A report released by the Coinbase Advisory Board warns of an impending quantum computing threat, urging the cryptocurrency industry to develop response strategies as soon as possible.

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