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Recent headlines from CoinDesk include: "Bitcoin pulls back as another golden cross fails to deliver"; "Kalshi wants 24/7 Tesla and Nvidia perps as Wall Street fights over who regulates them"; "India starts tokenizing $620 billion corporate bond market with digital rupee settlement"; "Bitcoin below $77,000, Zcash leads losses as traders bet on a Fed rate hike"; "Ripple puts AI agents inside its $1 billion corporate treasury bet". We track 136 articles from this source.
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- : Bitcoin pulls back as another golden cross fails to deliver
- : Kalshi wants 24/7 Tesla and Nvidia perps as Wall Street fights over who regulates them
- : India starts tokenizing $620 billion corporate bond market with digital rupee settlement
- : Bitcoin below $77,000, Zcash leads losses as traders bet on a Fed rate hike
- : Ripple puts AI agents inside its $1 billion corporate treasury bet
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Kalshi wants 24/7 Tesla and Nvidia perps as Wall Street fights over who regulates them

India starts tokenizing $620 billion corporate bond market with digital rupee settlement
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Bitcoin below $77,000, Zcash leads losses as traders bet on a Fed rate hike

Ripple puts AI agents inside its $1 billion corporate treasury bet

New Clarity Act text tweaks DeFi, credit union provisions, but road ahead for bill remains murky

Why a new SEC plan could ease a legal headache for tokenized securities

OKX brings OpenAI and Anthropic bets to Europe as pre-IPO trading grows

Europe’s top regulator questions Polymarket and Kalshi’s EU access, warns of authorization gaps
