Daily Crypto Roundup: CLARITY Act Stalls as Trump Coin Probe Calls Grow

The United States CLARITY Act is sitting idle as lawmakers clash over President Donald Trump’s involvement in crypto and Democratic senators call for the SEC to investigate the TRUMP memecoin.

In today’s Daily Crypto Roundup, we examine why the ethics dispute surrounding Trump’s crypto interests could delay one of the most important pieces of digital-asset legislation in the United States.

We also cover Wells Fargo’s plan to introduce tokenized bank deposits for round-the-clock corporate payments, why Bitcoin’s $63,000 zone has become a major battleground between buyers and sellers, and Polymarket’s reported attempt to raise capital at a $20 billion valuation.

The episode also looks at the Coldcard wallet attack, where estimated losses have now passed $100 million, and explains why installing new firmware may not be enough to protect funds generated using a previously vulnerable seed phrase.

• The CLARITY Act stalls over questions surrounding Trump’s crypto interests • Senators call for an SEC investigation into the TRUMP memecoin • Wells Fargo prepares tokenized deposits for 24/7 corporate payments • Bitcoin’s $63,000 zone becomes a key support and resistance battleground • Polymarket reportedly targets a $20 billion valuation • Coldcard-related Bitcoin losses rise above $100 million

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