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Japan Cabinet Approves FIEA Bill Reclassifying Crypto as Financial Products
Japan

Morgan Stanley Says MSBT Had the Best First Trading Day of Any ETF It Has Launched
MSBT pulled in $34 million and 430 BTC on day one, outperforming every previous Morgan Stanley ETF debut. An OCC charter and E*Trade crypto trading are next.

World Liberty Financial Says It Has No Liquidation Risk. Dolomite Depositors Might Disagree.
Trump-backed WLFI denies any liquidation threat after borrowing $75M against its own token on Dolomite, where pool utilization hit 93% and depositors can't withdraw.

Bessent and Powell Call an Emergency Meeting Over an AI That Can Hack Any Bank
Treasury Secretary Bessent and Fed Chair Powell summoned Wall Street CEOs to warn them about Anthropic's Mythos AI model and its unprecedented cyber capabilities.

Operation Atlantic Froze 12 Million Dollars in Crypto Stolen Through Approval Phishing
US Secret Service, UK NCA, and Canadian police traced $45M in crypto fraud across 30 countries, freezing $12M and contacting 3,000 victims directly.

JPMorgan Says Q1 Crypto Inflows Slowed to 11 Billion Dollars, With Strategy Doing Most of the Lifting
JPMorgan estimates Q1 2026 crypto inflows dropped sharply to around $11 billion, with Strategy's Bitcoin purchases and VC funding accounting for the bulk.

South Korea Court Cancels Upbit Suspension, Citing Regulatory Gaps
The Seoul Administrative Court overturned the FIU's three-month suspension of Upbit, ruling that KYC rules for small transactions lacked specificity.
Bithumb Asks a Court to Freeze Assets Over 7 Bitcoin Still Missing From Its $40 Billion Error
Bithumb filed for provisional asset seizure against users who refused to return 7 BTC from the February payout error that credited 620,000 phantom bitcoins.

White House Economists Say Banning Stablecoin Yield Would Gain Banks 0.02% in Lending
A new CEA report finds that prohibiting stablecoin rewards would add just $2.1 billion in bank loans, undercutting the banking lobby's core argument.

Canary Capital Files for a Spot PEPE ETF, and the Meme Coin Dropped 5%
Canary Capital submitted an S-1 to the SEC for a spot PEPE ETF on April 8. The fund would hold PEPE directly with up to 5% in ETH for gas fees.
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