Etherealize_io's General Counsel Syelderman stated that privacy is a fundamental requirement and regulatory guidance is crucial for the future development of the financial industry. He will attend the Financial Surveillance and Privacy Roundtable hosted by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) at 3:30 pm Eastern Time today. （CoinDesk）

[Williams: The Fed Has Reduced Bank Reserves to Adequate Levels] Federal Reserve's Williams stated that through balance sheet reduction, the Fed has essentially reduced bank reserve levels to 'adequate' levels. Reaching this threshold prompted the Fed to restart bond purchases last week, known as 'reserve management purchases.' Williams noted that bank reserves must gradually increase in line with bank demand.

What to know : The head of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Paul Atkins, argued that the very technology that makes the crypto space innovative presents a dangerous temptation for government to abuse investors surveillance. The SEC had its sixth crypto-related roundtable on Monday, this one on privacy and surveillance. Atkins said U.S. policy should reign in government's appetite for personal data.

Crypto lawyer Irina Heaver said the ruling reinforces limits on exchange liability and rejects claims tied to speculative future gains following BSV’s delisting What to know : The U.K. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal in a $13 billion lawsuit by Bitcoin Satoshi Vision investors, upholding lower-court decisions. The court's decision weakens claims against crypto exchanges for losses after delisting BSV, highlighting limits on exchange liability. The ruling underscores that courts will not enforce speculative claims in crypto, emphasizing market acceptance over litigation.

As the price of Bitcoin fell to $85500, the amount cleared in the past 4 hours reached $400 million. （Bitcoin Archive）