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Kevin Warsh takes over as the 17th Chair of the Federal Reserve this morning. Jerome Powell's term ends today. Yesterday, the Senate Banking Committee voted 15-9 to advance the CLARITY Act, the first comprehensive digital asset market structure bill to clear committee stage with bipartisan support in years. Senators Gallego and Alsobrooks crossed with all Republicans on the panel. The stablecoin yield carveout, the most contested piece in the markup, made it through. Underneath the policy week, the bid kept its rhythm. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs absorbed another $358 million on Tuesday. BlackRock's IBIT took $269 million of it. Cumulative IBIT inflows are now above $66 billion. The six-week streak of net positive weekly inflows is the longest run since August 2025. One week. Two policy events. Six weeks of capital. The floor under the asset class moved without the screen making noise about it. We break down the Warsh handoff, the CLARITY Act mechanics, and what the ETF pattern is actually telling us inside the Sovereign Collective, our free community. Free to join. Link in bio or comments.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs absorbed another $358 million on Tuesday. BlackRock's IBIT took $269 million of it. That extends the streak to six consecutive weeks of net positive inflows, the longest run since August 2025. Cumulative IBIT inflows now sit above $66 billion. The pattern is doing the work the headlines aren't. CPI printed hot. The 10-year backed up to 4.47%. Sentiment compressed. The institutional bid kept adding. This is what disciplined accumulation looks like through a noisy macro print. We break down the daily flow pattern and what it means for positioning inside the Sovereign Collective, our free community. Free to join. Link in bio or comments.
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The Senate Banking Committee marks up the CLARITY Act today. The draft runs 309 pages. Amendments closed at the end of business yesterday. The stablecoin yield carveout is the live debate, with a compromise from Senators Tillis and Alsobrooks on the table. The compromise would restrict crypto firms from offering returns that function like bank deposits, while preserving bona-fide use cases for stablecoins inside DeFi. Coinbase and Circle have publicly urged the committee to advance the bill. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer signaled this week that Democrats may not oppose digital asset reform outright. This is the first time a comprehensive market structure bill has reached markup stage with bipartisan signals in years. Kevin Warsh is confirmed as Fed Chair within the same window. Two policy events. One week. Both move the floor under the same asset class. Inside the Sovereign Collective, our free community, we break down what the CLARITY Act actually changes for holders and DeFi users. Free to join. Link in bio or comments.
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April CPI printed yesterday at 3.8% on the year, the highest reading since May 2023. Core CPI ran 2.8%. Energy was up 17.9% on the year. Real average hourly earnings dropped 0.5% on the month and 0.3% on the year, the first annual wage erosion in three years. The print lands two days before Kevin Warsh takes over as Federal Reserve Chair. June FOMC odds are 95.9% on hold per CME FedWatch. The 10-year Treasury closed yesterday near 4.42%. The institutional bid didn't flinch. Spot Bitcoin ETFs absorbed $2.7 billion across the prior five-week run. The full breakdown is inside the Sovereign Collective, our free community. Link in bio or comments.
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Coinbase added Solana as collateral on its on-chain lending service yesterday. Users can borrow up to $100,000 in USDC against their SOL holdings. Rates start at 5%. The product is non-custodial, with collateral held by a smart contract on Base, and the underlying credit layer powered by Morpho, a decentralized lending protocol. It's the first non-BTC, non-ETH Layer 1 to sit on a Tier-1 retail exchange's lending stack. SOL is up 13% on the week. The ETP complex pulled $56.6 million in trailing-month inflows. The product looks like a Coinbase loan. The mechanics are pure DeFi. The distinction matters for how risk, liquidation, and interest rate behavior actually work. Full breakdown is inside the Sovereign Collective, our free community. Link in bio or comments.
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