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In his first public appearance as SEC chairman, Paul Atkins opened the latest crypto roundtable in the agency's Washington headquarters.

Bitcoin has broken away from the NASDAQ and is now being adopting by public companies and entire countries... including the U.S. As tariff tensions shake traditional markets, Andrew Rocco reveals Bitcoin's impressive relative strength and how you can start positioning yourself now.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The new head of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday said that the agency has stifled innovation for the cryptocurrency sector by fostering "regulatory uncertainty" in prior years. "Market participants engaging in this technology deserve clear regulatory rules of the road," Paul Atkins said in his first remarks since being sworn in as chairman of the agency as chairman earlier this week. He spoked at the SEC's crypto roundtable, which the Republican leadership launched weigh how securities laws may apply to digital assets, an area of tension between the sector and the agency under previous leadership.

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After weeks of plateau, this week we saw an upswing in prices and a return to post-election crypto confidence. Here’s how CoinDesk reported the news that mattered.

Bitcoin was trading at recent highs Friday morning after an upbeat week for stocks.

The Fed has reversed prior crypto restrictions, aligning with Trump’s pro-Bitcoin stance—but stops short of granting crypto banks direct Fed access.