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Robinhood Wallet Users Bought Dogwifhat With Credit Cards and Earned Cash Back, Because Visa Was Told They Were Buying E-Books
For months, memecoin purchases on Robinhood Wallet and Fomo ran through Crossmint under merchant code 5815, the category for audiobooks, movies and digital art. No separate KYC, and the buys earned ordinary points and cash back that Visa's own rules say crypto can never earn. Chase caught one transaction and opened a case. The New York AG is 'reviewing the matter.' Now Visa has told processors including Checkout.com that the code is 'not appropriate for memecoin purchases,' with a grace period that ends next week. One source's summary of Visa's message: 'Stop being cute, stay in your lane and use the appropriate codes.'
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The Democrats Who Helped Write the CLARITY Act Just Voted to Kill It. 49-50. Crypto's Senate Bill Is Dead for 2026.
Seven Democrats spent a year negotiating the crypto market-structure bill. On Tuesday every one of them voted no, three Republicans joined them, and the cloture motion didn't even get a simple majority. Lummis: 'It's over.' Coinbase fell 8.65%, Polymarket odds of passage hit 7%, and the industry's hundreds of millions in lobbying bought a bill that never reached the floor.
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Consensys Just Renamed Itself MetaMask — And Gave the Name 'Consensys' to a Brand New Company
The Ethereum giant was supposed to IPO this fall. Instead it cut itself in half on Tuesday, handed the wallet to Joe Lubin, handed Linea and the protocol clients to someone else, and went completely silent on which half is going public.
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The SEC Wrote Down the Rules. You Have Until October 20 to Argue.
After a decade of regulation-by-enforcement, the SEC published an actual framework on August 18. The comment window closes October 20 — and almost nobody building in crypto has read it.
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The Weekly Grind (Aug 27–Aug 27): Crypto Traders Eye $300K Salaries
Crypto traders set for $300K salaries by 2026. Discover who's hiring and what skills pay.
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The Weekly Grind (Jul 7–Jul 9): SEC's $75M Crypto Free Pass & $450M Liquidation Frenzy
SEC drops $75M crypto safe harbor; Trump triggers $450M in liquidations. Rust devs eye $300K in 2026 salaries.
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The U.S. Has $20 Billion in Bitcoin and Nobody's in Charge of It
16 months after Trump signed an executive order creating a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, two cabinet departments are locked in a turf war — and America hasn't added a single satoshi to its holdings.
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Strategy Sold 3,588 Bitcoin at a $15,000-Per-Coin Loss — to Pay Its Own Dividends
Michael Saylor's Strategy dumped $216M in Bitcoin between June 29 and July 5, selling at $60K a coin against a $75K cost basis. The 'never sell' gospel just met preferred stock reality.
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White-Hat Hackers Cracked Aptos With a $3,000 Server — $70 Billion Was on the Line
Security firm Hexens found a type-confusion bug in Aptos's Move VM that let a $3,000 server break a core safety guarantee with 90%+ success rate — putting $70B at systemic risk. The patch dropped within hours. No funds lost. But the close call exposed a fault line under every Move-based chain.
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Saylor Said 'Never Sell' for Six Years. His Company Just Authorized Selling $1.25 Billion in Bitcoin
Strategy's new Digital Credit Capital Framework authorizes up to $1.25B in BTC sales to prop up its preferred stock and fund buybacks — a stunning reversal for the company that built its entire identity on never selling a single satoshi.
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You Can Now Buy $1 of Saylor's Bitcoin for 97 Cents — That's Never Happened Before
Strategy's mNAV just collapsed below 1.0 for the first time in its history. The company Michael Saylor built to be the purest Bitcoin play on earth is now trading at a discount to the Bitcoin it holds. Here's why the entire corporate treasury model is under pressure.
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The Average BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Investor Is Down 40% — And $1.79 Billion Just Left in One Week
IBIT investors went from +30% to -40% in under a year. This week marked the second-worst ETF outflow since launch, with 7 straight days of redemptions and $7.2B drained in 2026 alone.
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He Graduated Sunday. By Tuesday He Had $30M and a Crypto Exchange. His Mom Writes the Laws.
Theodore Gillibrand, 22, raised $30 million at a $300M valuation for APEC — a CFTC-licensed perps exchange — days after graduating Stanford. His mother is Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who co-wrote the Genius Act. The crypto industry is very online about it.
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$580 Million Liquidated in 24 Hours: How Israel's Lebanon Strikes Blew Up Bitcoin's Biggest Bullish Catalyst
The US-Iran peace signing in Switzerland was supposed to be Bitcoin's green light. Then Israel bombed Lebanon again, Iran walked out, and $580M in crypto positions got wiped in hours.
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America's Biggest Derivatives Exchange Just Sued Its Own Regulator Over Bitcoin Perps
CME Group CEO Terrence Duffy announced on CNBC that the $76B exchange will file suit against the CFTC on Thursday — the same agency that regulates it — over its approval of Kalshi's bitcoin perpetual futures contract.
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The Crypto the SEC Killed Is Back. Telegram Just Became Its Biggest Validator.
Toncoin officially rebranded to Gram on June 15, restoring the name Telegram's SEC-killed 2018 token. Now Telegram is the network's largest validator — completing one of the wildest second acts in crypto history.
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Japan Has $7.4 Trillion Sitting in Near-Zero Savings Accounts. Metaplanet Just Bought a License to Redirect It Into Bitcoin.
Asia's MicroStrategy paid $13M for a securities firm so it can sell Bitcoin yield products directly to 126 million Japanese savers — and the deal closes next month.
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25% of the World's Most Powerful Tech Companies Now Hold Bitcoin — and Both Are Elon Musk's
Michael Saylor coins the 'Mag8' after SpaceX's record IPO: two of the eight biggest tech giants on Earth hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets. Elon Musk controls both.
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You Can't Use Your Bored Ape as Collateral Anymore: NFTfi Shuts Down After $737M in Loans
NFTfi, the original NFT lending protocol, is calling it quits. After six years and $737 million in peer-to-peer loans, the NFT market has collapsed so hard that even running the servers stopped making sense.
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SpaceX Just Pulled the Largest IPO in History — and Had 18,712 Bitcoin Nobody Knew About
SPCX opened 30% above its $135 IPO price today, raising $75 billion in the biggest market debut ever. Hidden in the S-1: SpaceX holds more Bitcoin than Coinbase.