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Nigerian President signed an executive order on virtual assets, establishing a council chaired by the central bank to coordinate crypto regulation across agencies.

This is a major step for Nigeria's crypto industry. Clearer regulations could boost investor confidence and attract more innovation

This is actually bullish news at the same time one has to be cautioned

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Iranian drone attacks on CIA facilities in the Gulf have prompted U.S. intelligence analysts to investigate whether Russia assisted by providing targeting information or advanced drone technology, said four people familiar with U.S. intelligence.

These people, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss national security matters, said U.S. intelligence officials have ‌not yet reached firm conclusions about the possible Russian involvement in the attacks on CIA facilities. But they cited the strikes' effectiveness and apparent precision, as well as Russia's broader technical support for Iran, as possible evidence.

Bitcoin faces renewed selling pressure after failing to sustain momentum above key resistance, prompting traders to monitor support levels closely.

Crypto markets remain range-bound as investors await fresh regulatory signals from Washington before making larger directional bets.

U.S. lawmakers continue negotiations on the CLARITY Act, with the proposed crypto legislation remaining a major catalyst for digital asset sentiment.

Ethereum trades lower alongside Bitcoin as traders reduce risk exposure ahead of key macroeconomic events and continued geopolitical uncertainty.

Bitcoin holds near the $65,000 level as escalating Middle East tensions keep crypto investors cautious, limiting buying momentum despite resilient institutional demand.

Bitcoin holds near the $65,000 level as escalating Middle East tensions keep crypto investors cautious, limiting buying momentum despite resilient institutional demand.

Market analysts warn that weakening spot demand could limit Bitcoin's upside even as derivatives activity remains relatively resilient.

Bitcoin continues to struggle below major resistance levels, with analysts pointing to heavy selling around the $68,000 price zone.

On-chain data suggests market participants are becoming increasingly defensive as geopolitical risks and macro uncertainty weigh on risk assets.

Crypto traders remain focused on U.S. regulatory developments, as any progress on digital asset legislation could significantly influence market direction.

Institutional participation remains a bright spot for crypto markets, with analysts citing continued interest from large investors despite recent price volatility.

The broader cryptocurrency market remains on alert as traders watch for fresh regulatory announcements, institutional fund flows, and macroeconomic catalysts that could trigger the next major move.

Bitcoin ETF optimism continues to support long-term sentiment, although short-term price action remains heavily influenced by global macroeconomic events.