Crypto News Roundup: Regulation, Market Moves, and Major Developments

Big news for crypto regulation!

The US Congress has introduced the bipartisan CLARITY Act of 2025, aiming to finally define how digital assets

are overseen.

The bill clarifies the roles of the SEC and CFTC, requires more transparency from developers, and sets stricter

rules for brokers and dealers.

Lawmakers say it will protect consumers and boost American innovation.

Meanwhile, former CFTC Chair Rostin Behnam warns that without more authority for the CFTC, the crypto market will

stay vulnerable to fraud and manipulation.

Bitcoin dipped below $106,000 but has held above $100,000 for 20 days straight—a sign of strong momentum.

Analysts say a major breakout could push BTC to $200,000 this year, with some even eyeing $250,000.

Ethereum is also showing strength, with experts predicting a possible breakout if it clears key resistance.

Despite short-term volatility, the long-term outlook remains bullish, with many seeing current dips as buying opportunities.

Bybit just secured a MiCA license in Austria, opening its EU headquarters in Vienna and allowing it to

serve nearly 500 million Europeans under new regulations.

Meanwhile, Chainlink has surpassed $66 billion in total value secured, cementing its dominance in the oracle space.

These moves highlight growing institutional adoption and regulatory progress in the crypto sector.

Zebec Network’s price soared after acquiring Science Card, aiming to let students spend crypto on campus and fund

research.

XYZVerse, the first all-sports meme coin, is nearing a $14 million presale, blending sports fandom with blockchain.

Meanwhile, Coinbase will delist four tokens in June due to upgrades, and Ripple is pushing the SEC for

clearer rules on when tokens stop being securities.

India is also warming up to crypto, holding talks with industry leaders after years of strict policies.

At the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas, Vice President JD Vance pledged the Trump administration’s support for

crypto, highlighting personal and family investments in Bitcoin.

Despite recent price dips due to tariff news, analysts remain optimistic, pointing to strong support levels and bullish

trends for Bitcoin and altcoins like XRP and Ethereum.