Adam Forsyth

Tushar Jain: Institutional interest in crypto remains strong during downturns, regulatory yield negotiations are crucial, and token projects face a four-year window to decentralize

Key takeaways Institutional interest in crypto remains strong despite market downturns. Regulatory negotiations over yield language are critical for the future of crypto regulation. Token projects may have a four-year window to decentralize to avoid being classified as securities. New regulations will require uniform disclosure forms for token projects and exchanges. The SEC’s disclosure requirements…

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Lightning Network ‘Helplessly Broken’ Against Quantum Computers, Warns Udi Wertheimer

Lightning Network is structurally vulnerable as its public keys are shared, which makes funds exposed to post-quantum attacks, Wertheimer claimed in his recent post. Crypto analyst and Taproot developer Udi Wertheimer has stated that the Lightning Network is fundamentally vulnerable in a post-quantum scenario and claimed that its design leaves user funds exposed in…

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Trump pays DHS workers, but legal experts cry foul

President Trump’s DHS pay order has directed all Department of Homeland Security employees to be paid using redirected federal funds, but legal and budget experts say the administration may be violating a 150-year-old law that gives Congress sole control over federal spending. Summary Trump signed two executive directives — one on March 27 for TSA…

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Stablecoins dominate crypto trading volumes amid geopolitical tensions

Stablecoins now lead crypto trading volumes, showing a shift towards safer assets amid geopolitical tensions. Bitcoin’s odds of reaching $100,000 by June 30 face pressure, with current market sentiment skeptical. The focus on stablecoins indicates a risk-off environment, as investors prioritize safety over volatility. This trend could affect Bitcoin’s price targets, especially with odds for…

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