White House · Bitcoin · CLARITY Act · Bitcoin ETF · U.S. · Bitcoin Magazine
On Sunday, the American Bankers Association released a last-minute lobbying campaign against the Digital Asset Market
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In a letter to member banks, Nichols warned that the bill’s stablecoin yield provisions could drive deposits out of traditional banks and into payment stablecoins, which he said would threaten financial stability and economic growth.
Key facts
- Bitcoin ETFs logged nine consecutive days of net inflows through early May, totaling about 2.7 billion dollars and removing an estimated 33,000 to 35,000 BTC from tradable supply
- At time of writing, Bitcoin price trades near 82,000, up about 0.65% from Sunday morning but still roughly 22% below its level a year ago and far off the October 2025 peak above 126,000
- Bitcoin price is trading around $82,000, moving in a narrow range as strong ETF inflows and regulatory uncertainty dominate market sentiment
- Over the past week the coin has held mostly between 80,000 and 82,000
Summary
Bitcoin price is trading around $82,000, moving in a narrow range as strong ETF inflows and regulatory uncertainty dominate market sentiment. Bitcoin price hovered in a tight range around 82,000 today, extending a week of steady but cautious gains as structural forces, not retail hype, set the tone for the market. At time of writing, Bitcoin price trades near 82,000, up about 0.65% from Sunday morning but still roughly 22% below its level a year ago and far off the October 2025 peak above 126,000. Over the past week the coin has held mostly between 80,000 and 82,000. Behind the calm price band sits a surge in activity from U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange‑traded funds.