Crypto News Today: Key Market Updates, Fresh Trends and Insights

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What happened in crypto today?

Today’s crypto market is showing a neutral sentiment with the Fear & Greed Index at 50. This means that the traders are neither too fearful nor overly greedy and signaling a balanced mood. 

Yesterday, the index was slightly lower at 48, while last week it stood at the same 50. Interestingly and if you see a month ago then it was much higher at 74, reflecting strong greed back then. 

The drop suggests that excitement has cooled down and investors are now taking a more cautious and steady approach in the market.

Source: Alternativeme

Know today’s top 5 crypto market news ! 

CFTC Allows Non-US Exchanges for US Crypto Traders

The CFTC advisory has given a big boost to the US crypto market by allowing non-US exchanges to serve American traders through the Foreign Board of Trade (FBOT) registration framework. 

This means platforms like Binance can now offer direct access to US customers without registering as a DCM. Acting Chairman Caroline Pham confirmed this move clears regulatory confusion caused by past enforcement actions. 

The decision is expected to expand US crypto market access, bring back trading activity and ensure safer and more transparent participation for American investors.

Ryan Gentry’s $200M SPAC Targets Digital Assets

Ryan Gentry, former business lead at Lightning Labs has filed for a $200M SPAC named Bitcoin Infrastructure Acquisition Corp. that is aiming for a Nasdaq listing under ticker BIXIU. Backed by Meteora Capital and the SPAC’s board includes executives from Kraken, DeFi Development Corp, and Kindly (Nakamoto).

Source: X

Its goal is to acquire or merge with firms in digital assets, Web3, and financial services infrastructure. This move highlights growing institutional interest in blockchain innovation and giving the public market investors direct access to high-growth crypto and Web3 opportunities.

99% of Bitcoin Supply to Be Mined Within a Decade

Bitcoin scarcity is set to intensify as 99% of BTC supply will be mined by 2036 and leaving only 1% for the next century. 

Currently, 94% (20.34M BTC) has been mined with just over 1M coins remaining. Analysts like CryptoRus warn that limited issuance will drive demand and prices higher, while Michael Saylor predicts most supply will be mined by 2035. 

Source: Cryptosrus

Meanwhile, Bitwise forecasts BTC could hit $1.3M by 2035 supported by institutional demand and a projected 28.3% CAGR making Bitcoin one of the scarcest global assets.

Lisa Cook Faces Heat After Bill Pulte’s Second Referral

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook faces rising scrutiny after Bill Pulte filed a second criminal referral to the DOJ alleging false disclosures on multiple properties. 

The case highlights her $361K mortgage on a Cambridge condo listed as a “second home” in 2021 but later reported as rental income. Similar inconsistencies were flagged in Atlanta and Ann Arbor filings.

Source: X

Meanwhile, Cook is suing Donald Trump over his attempt to remove her from the Fed Board. Prediction markets now give her just a 39% chance of staying past 2025 which is fueling leadership uncertainty.

US Puts GDP Data on Blockchain for First Time

The U.S. government has published GDP data on blockchain for the first time marking a historic step in economic transparency.

The Q2 2025 GDP growth of 3.3% was recorded across nine blockchains including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, TRON, Polygon, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Stellar. 

Source: X

Using SHA256 hashing with support from Pyth, Chainlink, Coinbase, Gemini and Kraken the move ensures tamper-proof data.

 Officials called it a proof of concept with plans to expand to inflation and employment reports which is signaling deeper U.S. blockchain adoption for trustworthy economic statistics.

Conclusion 

Today’s crypto market showed a balanced mood with the Fear & Greed Index at 50 while major developments shaped the landscape.

From the CFTC opening U.S. access to foreign exchanges, Ryan Gentry’s $200M SPAC and Bitcoin looming scarcity to Lisa Cook’s Fed troubles and GDP data on blockchain the industry continues evolving with transparency and innovation