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Only 4% of Danish citizens hold cryptocurrencies, according to a study by Danmarks Nationalbank, highlighting significantly lower adoption compared with other European countries.

Fireblocks has launched Earn, a new feature enabling institutions to generate yield on idle stablecoin balances through decentralised lending protocols.

Tether has added $70 million worth of Bitcoin to its reserves, bringing total holdings to 97,141 BTC valued at roughly $7.16 billion.

“Bitcoin: Killing Satoshi,” a $70 million film centred on Bitcoin and its anonymous creator, will rely heavily on artificial intelligence to reduce production costs.

Ethereum futures open interest has surged 26% to $25.4 billion as prices hold above $2,300, signalling renewed activity despite lingering scepticism.

The Sentinel Action Fund has committed $8 million to support Republican Jon Husted in Ohio’s Senate race, targeting former senator Sherrod Brown.

Legal & General Asset Management has placed more than £50 billion ($68 billion) of liquidity funds on blockchain infrastructure via Calastone’s Tokenised Distribution Network.

Crypto industry-backed Fellowship PAC has deployed $3 million in political advertising through a firm linked to Tether’s US leadership, as it ramps up support for pro-crypto candidates.

Justin Sun has criticised a new governance proposal from World Liberty Financial, calling it “absurd” and accusing the project of penalising dissenting token holders.

Pakistan has lifted a seven-year ban on crypto services, allowing banks to work with licensed digital asset firms under a new regulatory framework.

Bitcoin remains capped below $75,000 despite a modest rebound, as U.S. equities surge to fresh record highs during a strong risk-on market environment.

Bitcoin has surged about 12% since late February as the Iran conflict reshapes investor perception, with the asset outperforming both equities and gold during a geopolitical shock.