US Bitcoin ETFs attracted more than $1 billion across three sessions before bitcoin fell below $82,000 at the end of the week. German savings banks Sparkassen opened cryptocurrency purchases to 50 million customers, while the SEC revealed the first three candidate platforms for tokenized stocks without approving any of them. The OCC stopped presuming that yields paid by stablecoin platforms were illegal, a decision fueling banks’ fears of a potential $6.6 trillion outflow of deposits. Hyperliquid recorded $280 million in losses among retail traders, and French authorities proposed seven measures to revise MiCA, including tighter controls on stablecoin rewards. In France, the 10-year government borrowing yield exceeded 5%, while Morgan Stanley recommends limiting cryptocurrency exposure to no more than 4% in its most aggressive portfolios.
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