Crypto Radar Daily

Sec Stops Most Crypto Cases Under Trump: Report

A new report says the SEC dismissed or paused the majority of enforcement actions against crypto firms during the Trump administration and is reportedly not actively pursuing cases involving companies with known Trump connections.The move has sparked controversy and uncertainty in the crypto community—raising questions about political influence, the future of enforcement, and the potential risks for investors and market integrity.

Bitwise Crypto Index Fund Listing on NYSE Arca Trading

The episode covers Bitwise's decision to move its crypto index fund from over-the-counter trading to a regulated exchange by listing on NYSE Arca. This shift brings greater visibility, liquidity, and regulatory oversight to the fund.Listing on NYSE Arca aims to attract institutional and retail investors seeking transparent, familiar trading infrastructure, while providing diversified exposure to leading cryptocurrencies through a single product.The move is presented as a milestone for digital asset investing, signaling growing mainstream acceptance and potential for broader adoption as regulatory frameworks and market infrastructure continue to mature.

GameStop’s Q3 Earnings Fall: Sales Dip, BTC Profits Shrink

GameStop reported third-quarter results that missed expectations, driven by weaker retail sales and smaller-than-expected Bitcoin gains. The retailer cited soft in-store demand and reduced crypto-related profits as key reasons for the earnings shortfall.The report highlights ongoing pressure from digital distribution and online competitors, and suggests GameStop must accelerate its e-commerce and digital strategies while managing exposure to volatile crypto revenues.Despite the setback, GameStop retains a loyal customer base and can potentially stabilize results by investing in its digital presence, refining its crypto approach, and adapting to changing consumer habits.

Pakistan’s Minister Advocates Bitcoin and Blockchain for Financial Innovation

In this episode, a Pakistani government minister outlines plans to adopt Bitcoin and blockchain as the backbone of a new national financial infrastructure.The conversation emphasizes a dual focus on innovation and strong regulatory frameworks to ensure security, compliance, and market stability.Highlights include potential benefits such as greater transparency, lower transaction costs, and expanded financial inclusion for underserved populations.The episode closes with the minister’s vision for a crypto-friendly Pakistan and the steps needed to attract investment and implement blockchain solutions.

Saylor Proposes Bitcoin-backed Banking System for Nation-States

Michael Saylor proposed a vision for nation-states to build banking systems backed by Bitcoin, using reserves and tokenized credit markets to offer regulated accounts with higher yields.The plan promises greater transparency, potentially higher returns for savers, and a decentralized alternative to traditional banking infrastructure.Key risks include Bitcoin's price volatility, regulatory and monetary-policy challenges, and the need for major institutional adoption and oversight.If adopted, the idea could reshape national finance systems and spark wider experimentation with crypto-backed public banking, but implementation will be complex and slow.

Vitalik Buterin Introduces Gas Futures on Ethereum

Ethereum co‑founder Vitalik Buterin has proposed gas futures—tradable contracts that let users lock in or hedge future transaction fees—to reduce the impact of volatile gas prices.These gas futures would operate like financial futures or prediction markets, enabling users to secure a fee level in advance or speculate on future fee movements to manage costs.By improving fee predictability and encouraging better timing of transactions, gas futures could help smooth congestion, lower surprise costs for users, and make Ethereum more accessible and user‑friendly.

UK MPs Warn Bank of England: Innovation Offshore Risk

Cross-party MPs and peers have written to Chancellor Rachel Reeves warning that the Bank of England’s proposed regime for systemic stablecoins could stifle UK fintech innovation. They argue strict rules risk driving issuers, investment and talent to more favourable jurisdictions.Lawmakers say heavy-handed requirements may hamper startups, limit new business models and undermine the UK’s competitiveness in digital finance. The Bank of England defends its plans as necessary for financial stability and consumer protection.The episode explores the clash between regulation and innovation, and calls from Parliament for a more balanced, collaborative, principles-based approach that protects consumers without pushing crypto activity offshore.

Polish Lawmakers Fail to Revive Controversial Crypto Bill

Poland's parliament failed to override the presidential veto on the Crypto-Asset Market Act, blocking the adoption of new EU-aligned crypto regulations. The move delays efforts to create a clear legal framework for digital assets in the country.The vote highlights a sharp divide between lawmakers focused on security risks like money laundering and fraud, and those pushing for rules that foster innovation and investor certainty. With the veto upheld, the debate over how to regulate crypto in Poland is set to continue.

Cantor Cuts Strategy Target by 60%, Clients Remain Bullish.

Cantor Fitzgerald has cut its Strategy price target by about 60% but says it remains bullish on the stock and is reassuring clients that the outlook is still positive.The firm downplays fears of forced liquidation and possible MSCI index exclusion, urging investors to focus on fundamentals and a longer-term perspective.

Sec Approves ‘SUI-on-Steroids’ ETF Amid Crypto Volatility

The SEC has approved a 2x leveraged ETF tied to SUI, sparking both excitement and concern as the crypto market still absorbs a recent wipeout of leveraged positions.This decision underscores the trade-off between access and risk: leveraged ETFs can magnify returns but also amplify losses and market volatility, raising questions about investor protection and systemic stability.Traders, investors and regulators now face new opportunities and challenges as leverage re-enters an already turbulent crypto landscape.