Bitcoin briefly surged to $69,350 after news of Trump’s ceasefire proposal to Iran, but optimism faded quickly and the crypto ended Monday down 0.6%. Iran rejected the offer, sending markets back into a range.
FOX plans to acquire Roku in a $22 billion cash-and-stock deal priced at $160 per share, gaining access to more than 100 million streaming households and Roku’s ad platform.
Coinbase CLO Paul Grewal said a CLARITY Act deal could emerge within 48 hours as talks over stablecoin yield provisions move closer to resolution, though the Senate timeline remains uncertain.
Bitcoin fell to $61,233 and gold dropped below $4,200 an ounce as markets priced in higher rates. Traders pointed to weak spot demand, ETF outflows, and a rebound driven more by short covering than fresh buying.
Circle President and former Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chair Heath Tarbert is facing scrutiny after a report said he has sold more than 360,000 shares of Circle stock for over $30 million since the company’s IPO, even as he publicly urged investors to focus on the long term. The report points to a 10b5-1 trading plan set up on June 4, 2025, one day before Circle’s listing, and says Tarbert sold stock in seven of the 13 months following the debut. It also says he later adopted a second trading plan on March 10, 2026, while never buying shares on the open market after listing. Beyond the stock sales, the piece revisits Tarbert’s path through Washington and Wall Street, including his time as CFTC chair, his move to Citadel Securities 27 days after resigning from the agency, and his later role at Circle as the company pursued a direct IPO after a SPAC listing plan fell apart. The report frames those moves as part of a broader debate around the revolving door between regulators and financial firms.
Bitcoin slipped to $77,200 after Trump canceled planned talks with Iranian officials, while 24-hour trading volume dropped about 40% to roughly $18 billion.
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Bitcoin hovered near $73,000 after a weekly drop of nearly 6%, even as global equities hit records and oil fell. Market attention has shifted from macro relief to U.S. crypto regulation and weaker ETF demand.
