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{
“title”: “Crypto Markets React to FOMC, Galaxy Digital Acquires $300M SOL, Regulatory Shifts”,
“content”: “Cryptocurrency markets retreated from weekend gains as investors turned cautious ahead of this week’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. Despite the pullback, Bitcoin ETF inflows reached $2.3 billion last week, demonstrating sustained institutional interest.\n\nSignificant developments emerged across the ecosystem. Galaxy Digital made a substantial $300 million Solana (SOL) purchase, signaling strong institutional confidence in the blockchain. Meanwhile, Tether launched USA₮, a new regulated stablecoin, appointing Bo Hines as CEO.\n\nRegulatory landscapes continued evolving with notable developments. The UK’s Bank of England proposed restrictions on stablecoin ownership, while Pakistan officially invited cryptocurrency firms to apply for operational licenses. In enforcement news, Atkins scrapped the SEC’s crypto enforcement agenda, potentially signaling policy shifts.\n\nTechnical incidents affected several projects. Monero experienced an 18-block reorganization yet maintained price strength. More severely, Shibarium Bridge suffered a $2.4 million exploit, and Yala’s YU stablecoin failed to restore its peg following an attack.\n\nInfrastructure advancements progressed with the London Stock Exchange completing its first blockchain-powered fundraising and the Ethereum Foundation releasing a comprehensive privacy roadmap. Polkadot announced tokenomics revisions including a supply cap, while Polymarket considered financing at a $9-10 billion valuation.”,
“tags”: [“cryptocurrency”, “blockchain”, “regulation”, “stablecoins”, “investing”]
}
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