Bitcoin hits $70K. Will it go higher today?

🗞 Catch up on the news over the last 24 hours!

🇺🇸 The United States Department of the Treasury admits crypto mixers have legitimate privacy uses on public blockchains.

🇺🇸 President Trump says rising oil prices are a 'small price to pay' and will drop once the Iran nuclear threat is eliminated.

🔥 Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says crypto will "break down barriers around fundraising and capital formation," potentially boosting the number of startups worldwide.

🚨 Around 36.8B XRP are now underwater with unrealized losses hitting $50.8B, per Glassnode.

🚨 Crypto Fear & Greed Index fell back to 8, remaining in Extreme Fear territory.

🔥 Nvidia-backed Starcloud CEO says Starcloud-2 will be the first to mine Bitcoin in space, arguing it's the future as Earth-based mining already consumes 20GW of power.

🇧🇷 Kalshi partners with Brazil's largest brokerage XP Inc. for its first international expansion, offering yes-or-no contracts relating to Brazil's economy.

🚨 G7 finance ministers are set to discuss a coordinated release of emergency oil reserves with the IEA amid surging oil prices, per FT.

🇺🇸 Ex-CFTC Chair Chris Giancarlo says US banks need crypto regulatory clarity more than crypto firms do or risk falling behind in payment innovation.

🇪🇺 Coinbase launches regulated crypto futures in Europe, available to Coinbase Advanced users in 26 countries.

🔥 Nasdaq partners with Kraken’s parent company Payward to push tokenized stock trading.

🚨 Saylor’s Strategy bought 17,994 BTC for $1.28B.

🔥 Bitcoin has now crossed 20,000,000 $BTC mined.

🚨 Anthropic is suing the US government after being labeled a national security threat.

🚨 Crypto total market cap climbs $60,000,000,000 in the past 24 hours, recovering to $2.32T.

🚨 Nvidia is planning to launch an open-source AI agent platform called NemoClaw, allowing enterprises to deploy AI agents for their workforces, per WIRED.

🇺🇸 CFTC Chair Michael Selig outlines his multi-year agenda including crypto clarity, ending CFTC-SEC turf wars, and making the US the top market for AI compute.