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Market & Price Movements - Bitcoin flirts with $66K as geopolitical tensions, macro uncertainty keep market range-bound Regulation & Policy - Fed's Barr invokes 'long and painful history' while encouraging strong stablecoin oversight - TD Cowen 'increasingly pessimistic' on crypto bill, sees one-in-three odds of passage this year - Dubai's VARA imposes margin, governance, and disclosure rules on crypto trading and derivatives Institutional & Financial Developments - New Hampshire authority to issue $100 million bitcoin-backed bond with speculative-grade rating from Moody's - Benchmark initiates coverage on Securitize, calls it a 'picks and shovels' play for tokenization - Bitfarms stock rises 5% after posting $284 million net loss in AI transition year Corporate & Industry Moves - Ripple partners with former Western Union unit to 'enhance' cross-border payments - Tether parts ways with ex-HSBC gold traders amid KPMG audit - South Korea's KB Card taps Avalanche for 'hybrid' stablecoin credit card Technology & Ecosystem - Chainalysis introduces 'blockchain intelligence agents' trained on millions of investigations Crypto Flows & Holdings - Bhutan government moves another $25 million in bitcoin as weekly transfers top 1,000 BTC: Arkham Industry Outlook - 'Unstable velocity': Standard Chartered says stablecoin usage rising faster than expected as new use cases emerge

Chinese AI firms have become one of Asia’s most volatile equity segments, with half of the region’s top 10 most volatile stocks being recent IPOs, driven by retail trading and AI hype. Moore Threads surged over 700% in five days before halving, while MiniMax has gained more than 450% since its January debut. Low institutional ownership—about 9.3% for MiniMax—has amplified sharp intraday swings versus peers like Alibaba. Analysts including Jasmine Duan at RBC Wealth Management warn valuations are highly sensitive to sentiment given unproven business models, while Luo Jing at Value Partners highlighted competition and infrastructure advantages of incumbents, and Daniel So at Goldhorse said uncertainty over profitability will keep volatility elevated.