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2026-05-17
8m fa
Canary Capital Files for Staked TRX ETF as Tron Market Cap Hits $33.33B
ETF analyst James Seyffart reported that Canary Capital has filed for a staked TRX ETF. The proposed product would offer exposure to Tron network staking. CoinMarketCap data cited in the report put TRX market capitalization at about $33.33 billion at the time of writing.
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Trump-Linked Crypto Ethics Fight Threatens CLARITY Act's Path to 60 Votes
An escalating dispute over an ethics provision tied to former President Donald Trump's crypto interests is emerging as the main obstacle to advancing the CLARITY Act in the Senate, where the bill will need 60 votes to overcome a filibuster. Republicans control 53 seats, leaving sponsors dependent on at least seven Democratic votes for cloture. Lawmakers and analysts warn that the draft's lack of a conflict-of-interest provision could erode bipartisan backing. The current 309-page CLARITY Act text includes no conflict-of-interest language, a gap widely attributed to jurisdictional constraints at the Senate Banking Committee. Pressure is being driven by scrutiny of Trump family-related crypto activity, including involvement in World Liberty Financial and the TRUMP memecoin. A committee amendment offered by Sen. Chris Van Hollen that would have prohibited senior government officials from holding crypto business interests failed 11–13. At Consensus Miami 2026, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand said the bill "will not move without an ethics clause," arguing that absent safeguards, "greed and corruption in Washington" could harm the industry. White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt said ethics standards should apply broadly "from the president all the way down to the brand new intern on Capitol Hill," while rejecting efforts to target a specific officeholder. Cody Carbone, chief executive of the Digital Chamber, said reaching a negotiated package is likely necessary before the bill comes to the floor, noting lawmakers will want confidence the 60-vote threshold is attainable. Additional issues are weighing on negotiations. Two Democrats who backed the measure in committee — Sens. Ruben Gallego and Angela Alsobrooks — indicated their support depends on further progress on ethics. Banking trade groups continue to oppose the draft's stablecoin yield compromise, and law enforcement concerns remain unresolved. Senators still must settle the ethics dispute, address law enforcement issues, and respond to banking-sector objections before a floor vote. With the Senate calendar tightening ahead of the August recess and Coinbase calling bipartisan backing "nonnegotiable" at Consensus Miami, negotiators face a shrinking window to assemble a deal capable of clearing 60 votes.
WLFI
WLFI-6.54%
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VanEck and Grayscale submit updated filings for BNB spot ETF as altcoin ETF competition heats up
VanEck and Grayscale have filed amended applications for a spot BNB exchange-traded fund, signaling intensifying competition to secure approval for the next U.S.-listed spot altcoin ETF.
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WHALE: Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin fund wallet took in 467+ BTC from Coinbase Prime over the past four days
WHALE reported that a wallet linked to a Morgan Stanley Bitcoin fund has received more than 467 BTC from Coinbase Prime over the past four days.
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BTC-1.09%
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Hyperliquid Takes Onchain Derivatives Case to Washington as CLARITY Act Talks Intensify
Hyperliquid has stepped up its push in Washington as lawmakers debate how to regulate onchain derivatives. Co-founder Jeff Yan recently met with U.S. policymakers to argue that blockchain-based derivatives markets should be incorporated into the country's emerging regulatory framework, with discussions largely focused on the CLARITY Act. According to people familiar with the meetings, conversations zeroed in on the technical realities of how onchain trading functions, positioning the outreach as a policy education effort for legislators. The company also recently expanded its policy footprint in the capital. Hyperliquid launched the Hyperliquid Policy Center in Washington on February 18, led by Jake Chervinsky, who previously served as chief policy officer at the Blockchain Association. The group is intended to do more than hold congressional meetings, aiming to act as a conduit between DeFi trading markets and the traditional regulatory system. The CLARITY Act has emerged as the centerpiece of these exchanges. Hyperliquid's team believes there is an active window for integrating onchain derivatives into the U.S. regulatory structure. A key part of the Policy Center's work will be responding to criticism from established derivatives venues. Incumbents such as CME and ICE have raised concerns about risks posed by unregulated crypto trading platforms. Hyperliquid argues that onchain markets can deliver stronger transparency than traditional counterparts, since every trade, order, and liquidation on a blockchain-based system is publicly verifiable.
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Hyperliquid's HYPE Jumps 21%, Returns to Top-10 Crypto by Market Cap
Hyperliquid (HYPE) surged more than 20% over the past 24 hours, lifting the token back into the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization as it rallied to around $47. The move helped HYPE claw back most of the losses posted over the last month. Market data show a sharp pickup in derivatives activity. Coinglass reported HYPE futures open interest climbed 26% to $1.96 billion. Blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain also pointed to an increase in leveraged long positioning among large traders. Wallet 0x535e opened a 10x long on 145,310 HYPE valued at about $6.78 million, with liquidation near $44.53. Wallet 0xc77b initiated a separate 10x long involving 100,000 HYPE worth roughly $4.66 million, with liquidation around $42.58. A third wallet, 0xe7ec, established a 5x long on 92,015 HYPE, valued at about $4.3 million, with liquidation near $36.94. The rally also coincided with a Coinbase announcement expanding support for USD Coin (USDC) on Hyperliquid DEX. Coinbase said it will serve as the official treasury deployer under Hyperliquid's Aligned Quote Asset (AQA) framework, aiming to strengthen USDC's position as a primary stablecoin in on-chain capital markets. The exchange said concentrating liquidity around USDC could improve market efficiency, reduce conversion friction, and enable faster capital movement across trading venues. Users will continue to access USDC through Coinbase's fiat infrastructure and its global payments network. The AQA framework was initially introduced by Native Markets to build a stablecoin ecosystem for Hyperliquid users. With HYPE's market cap rising to about $11.75 billion, the token re-entered the top 10, edging past Cardano. Technical analysts urged caution after the sharp move. Ali Martinez said the TD Sequential indicator, which previously flagged HYPE's rebound from around $22 to $44, is now flashing a sell signal. He cited potential downside targets at $36 and $33 as profit-taking risk builds. Crypto Patel also maintained a bearish short-term view, pointing to a wedge formation and the possibility of rejection near the $46 area. He said $46 is acting as daily resistance, with $33 marked as the first major reaction zone and $30 highlighted as a stronger area of interest if downside pressure persists.
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Last-Minute Senate Compromise Pushes "Crypto Clarity" Bill Toward Floor Vote
A last-minute Senate agreement has moved the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act a step closer to a full floor vote, after lawmakers rewrote key provisions on crypto oversight and banking rules. The Senate Banking Committee advanced the measure on May 14 by a 15–9 bipartisan vote, following hours of closed-door talks and multiple eleventh-hour edits to the draft. Crypto in America reported that the breakthrough came shortly after the hearing began, when senators resolved several disputed issues behind the scenes. Democratic Sens. Angela Alsobrooks and Ruben Gallego joined Republicans in backing the bill, helping secure passage out of committee. Negotiations had been under strain the night before the hearing, according to people familiar with the talks. While both parties made headway on ethics guardrails for government officials, the talks stalled late Wednesday over the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act — specifically, protections for noncustodial software developers. Republicans pushed back on Democratic revisions tied to money transmitter rules, leaving the final language unsettled heading into Thursday's hearing. Discussions continued Thursday morning as several pro-crypto Democrats met privately to weigh concessions. A Banking Committee staffer told Crypto in America that members were still negotiating as late as 10:29 a.m. Shortly after Chairman Tim Scott opened the hearing, Sens. Cynthia Lummis, Thom Tillis, Alsobrooks, and Gallego met in a committee anteroom to iron out remaining disputes while the public session continued. The final compromise adjusted amendments related to banking requirements, tokenization, insider trading, and consumer protections. Lawmakers also removed language tied to the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act from one section of the bill. Those changes helped win support from Gallego and Alsobrooks, though both emphasized that further negotiations are expected before a floor vote. "I want to be clear: my vote here does not guarantee a vote on the floor," Gallego said, citing unresolved issues. Democrats are still pressing for tougher ethics rules governing elected officials and crypto holdings. Gallego later described the talks as close to completion but not finished. Next, the bill is expected to be combined with language from the Senate Agriculture Committee before it reaches the Senate floor, as lawmakers work through remaining differences. Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses resulting from the use of any content, products, or services referenced. Readers should exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.
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XRP-1.27%
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Intesa Sanpaolo Lifts Crypto Exposure to $235M via Regulated ETFs and Trusts
Intesa Sanpaolo has more than doubled its cryptocurrency exposure, raising holdings from roughly $100 million at the end of 2025 to about $235 million as of March 31, 2026, CoinDesk reported. The Italian banking group has broadened its positioning beyond bitcoin, adding regulated ETF and trust-based exposure to Ethereum and XRP in a move seen as another sign that parts of Europe's banking sector are warming to crypto after years of caution and regulatory scrutiny. A key change is the bank's first sizeable allocation to Ethereum. Intesa has bought more than 3.1 million shares of BlackRock's iShares Staked ETH Trust, which provides ETH exposure while passing through staking participation. The purchase suggests the bank is treating Ethereum not only as a price-risk asset, but also as an on-chain network with an embedded yield mechanism. The bank also initiated an XRP position through the Grayscale XRP Trust, holding more than 712,000 shares. The stake was initially valued at around $18 million and is now worth roughly $26 million after XRP's recent rally. Bitcoin remains the portfolio's anchor. Intesa increased positions in spot bitcoin ETF products, including BlackRock's IBIT and the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF. It also added bitcoin call options for the first time, pointing to a more sophisticated approach combining hedging and directional exposure. At the same time, Solana appears to be fading in the strategy. Intesa has nearly exited the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF, cutting the position from more than 266,000 shares to 2,817 shares. The shift underscores a preference among large investors for more liquid and more heavily regulated vehicles tied to bitcoin and ether over higher-risk altcoins. Intesa said the crypto positions are held for proprietary purposes and are not linked to products offered to retail customers. The expansion comes as major European lenders post strong results and continue investing in digital platforms. Unicredit reported first-quarter profit of €2.8 billion, its highest on record, while Banco Santander has invested more than €5.7 billion in technology infrastructure from 2022 to 2026 and said its digital platform Isybank has more than 1.1 million users. The developments suggest crypto exposure is increasingly being folded into broader digitalization and revenue diversification plans at Europe's largest banks.
ETH
ETH-1.71%
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Ethereum ETFs post their worst week since January as inflows dry up
Ethereum ETF demand from institutions showed a clear loss of momentum over the past week, with no trading session recording fresh inflows, CoinDesk reported. Data from SosoValue show Ethereum ETFs logged a weekly net outflow of $65.65 million, the largest weekly redemption since January. Price action in Ether was mixed, suggesting short-lived rebounds were more likely driven by sentiment than by sustained investor buying—especially from institutional allocators. Redemptions accelerated during the week, pointing to a cautious stance among institutions and limited appetite to commit capital to Ethereum-based products. Outflows hit their high-water mark on Tuesday, May 12, when net withdrawals reached $130.62 million in 24 hours amid negative market mood. BlackRock continued to dominate the Ethereum ETF landscape. Its ETHA fund recorded the largest daily outflows on each day of the week. Even with weak overall momentum and zero inflows, BlackRock remains a central player in the Ethereum ETF market.
ETH
ETH-1.71%
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Harvard Exits Spot Ether ETF as Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Adds to IBIT Stake
CoinDesk reports that Friday marks the deadline for institutional investment managers to file first-quarter holdings disclosures with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, offering a window into how sovereign funds, universities and banks are positioning in crypto ETFs. Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund Mubadala boosted its exposure to BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT). As of March 31, its stake rose to 14,721,917 shares from 12,702,323, worth nearly $660 million at current prices. Mubadala subsidiary Abu Dhabi Investment Committee (ADIC) reported an unchanged IBIT position of 8,218,712 shares valued at $315.8 million as of March 31, the same share count previously reported by another subsidiary, Al Warda Investments, at year-end. The roughly $92 million value drop was attributed to IBIT's quarterly price decline rather than sales. The filing also shifted which entity reports the position: after Al Warda filed independently for three quarters, the company said Friday that the holdings will now be reported through ADIC, with the beneficial owner unchanged. University endowments largely held steady. Dartmouth College reported 201,531 IBIT shares worth just over $9 million, unchanged from the prior quarter. Dartmouth also rotated its ether ETF exposure, moving from the Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust to Grayscale's Ethereum Staking ETF while keeping a 178,148-share position, and disclosed a new stake of 304,803 shares in the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF valued at nearly $3.67 million. The move is among early signs that institutional endowments are exploring allocations beyond Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). Brown University maintained 212,500 IBIT shares. Emory University streamlined its bitcoin ETF exposure, selling its entire 4,450-share IBIT position and increasing its stake in the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust to 1,354,148 shares from slightly more than 1 million. Harvard University, which drew attention in late 2025 after revealing a large IBIT position, continued to cut back in the first quarter. Its endowment reportedly held 3,044,612 IBIT shares as of March 31, valued around $117 million, down 43% from 5.35 million shares at the end of 2025, following a 21% reduction in the fourth quarter. Harvard also fully liquidated its $86.8 million position in BlackRock's spot Ethereum ETF, which launched just last quarter. IBIT is no longer Harvard's largest disclosed holding; TSMC now tops its 13F portfolio, while Alphabet, Microsoft and the SPDR Gold Trust also rank above TSMC. Banks and brokers also adjusted exposures and hedges. Royal Bank of Canada increased its direct IBIT holdings and expanded its use of put and call options. Scotiabank, after exiting prior holdings in U.S. bitcoin stocks tied to Trump, added 214,370 IBIT shares. Barclays reported a layered IBIT footprint, including about 4.46 million shares of the spot ETF alongside sizable put and call option positions. Some investors reduced risk after crypto-market weakness in the first quarter. Hong Kong's Laurore, an offshore entity that surfaced earlier this year as one of the largest IBIT holders, cut its stake to 6,846,279 shares from 8,786,279, according to filings.
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