According to recent coverage, global crypto markets rallied on Monday amid U.S. regulatory developments. Investors reacted to policy news and market flows.
Top tokens rose, with BTC around $92,000 and ETH near $3,130. SOL traded at about $142 while XRP hovered near $2.06.
Smaller coins led gains, as DASH climbed roughly 60% and IP gained about 30%. XMR briefly hit a new all-time high near $680 before trading around $640.
Gold and silver reached fresh record highs amid fallout from a Powell probe. (Ed. note: This pushed safe-haven asset demand higher across markets.)
The U.S. Senate released a draft Crypto Market Clarity Act, which would limit stablecoin rewards. Senator Warren pressed the SEC over crypto inclusion in 401(k)s, citing retirement risks.
Vitalik Buterin warned about governance capture and inflation risks for decentralized stablecoins. World Liberty Financial launched a lending platform around a USD1 stablecoin and drew about $20 million.
BitGo filed for a U.S. IPO, targeting roughly $2 billion in valuation. Its custody assets surpassed $100 billion, the filing showed.
Tennessee regulators ordered Polymarket, Kalshi and Crypto.com to halt sports prediction markets and refund users. The action escalated a multi-state legal fight over betting and market rules.
An interview appeared with Joseph Chalom, CEO of Sharplink, covering industry developments and business strategy.
