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There remains uncertainty around the CLARITY Act and when the crypto bill could hit the Senate floor for a vote. The inclusion of an ethics provision remains the major stumbling block, with the White House reportedly yet to sign off on it.
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In a statement marking the first anniversary of the House’s bipartisan passage of the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act, committee leaders reiterated their warning that the current “regulation by enforcement” paradigm is stifling American innovation. Lawmakers emphasized that a persistent lack of regulatory stability has already forced digital asset firms offshore, making the legislative framework vital to maintaining the United States’ position at the center of the global digital economy.
The anniversary arrives as the bill remains in limbo, stalled in the Senate since last year. Despite mounting industry pressure, the legislation faces headwinds from financial institutions and political opposition.
Recent allegations concerning Donald Trump’s personal cryptocurrency earnings have further complicated the bill’s trajectory, as opponents attempt to leverage the controversy to derail its momentum. Nevertheless, proponents remain optimistic that a Senate vote could still occur before the August recess—a milestone that would represent a major step toward a defined federal framework for the digital asset industry.
Once that happens, the industry’s focus shifts from simply attracting capital to creating transparent, high-quality investment opportunities that can put that liquidity to work in the real economy,” Grigorov said.
While a consensus exists that the CLARITY Act is a step forward, some pro- Bitcoin market participants argue the framework is overly tailored toward utility token issuers and “decentralization maturity” metrics. Mark Zalan, CEO of Gomining, pointed out that these rules have less utility for bitcoin, which regulators have long accepted as a commodity.
For Bitcoin, which still commands more than half the crypto ecosystem, the largest regulatory gaps remain unaddressed,” Zalan explained. “Chief among them is tax treatment. Because Bitcoin is treated as property, every single transaction triggers a taxable event, making it impractical for daily commerce by consumers and merchants alike.”
Instead, Zalan concluded, a targeted de minimis tax exemption for small transactions—paired with clear, explicit protections for self-custody, mining, and noncustodial infrastructure—would do far more to unlock Bitcoin’s economic utility than sweeping market-structure rules alone.
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The blockchain-based metaverse gaming platform The Sandbox ($SAND) has officially announced the upcoming launch of its artificial intelligence-powered game engine, named ‘The Sandbox Studio.’ The company shared the news via its official X account, positioning the engine as a tool designed for the next generation of creators. Applications for early access to the engine are now open.
The Sandbox Studio represents a significant step in the platform’s evolution, integrating AI capabilities directly into the game creation process. While specific technical details about the engine’s features have not been fully disclosed, the announcement suggests that the tool aims to lower the barrier to entry for building interactive experiences within The Sandbox’s virtual world. This move aligns with a broader industry trend where major gaming and metaverse platforms are increasingly adopting generative AI to streamline asset creation, world-building, and gameplay logic.
The Sandbox, which has been a prominent player in the blockchain gaming and metaverse space since its launch, has faced a challenging market environment. The price of its native token, $SAND, has experienced significant volatility, mirroring broader trends in the cryptocurrency market. The introduction of an AI-powered creation suite could serve as a catalyst to attract new users and developers, potentially driving increased engagement on the platform.
This launch comes at a time when the metaverse concept, while still a subject of debate, continues to attract investment from major technology companies. By offering an AI engine, The Sandbox is attempting to address one of the key criticisms of metaverse platforms: the complexity and cost of content creation. If successful, The Sandbox Studio could enable a wider range of users—from hobbyists to professional studios—to build and monetize experiences without requiring deep technical expertise in blockchain or 3D modeling.
For existing creators within The Sandbox ecosystem, the new engine promises to accelerate production workflows. AI-assisted tools can handle repetitive tasks such as terrain generation, object texturing, and basic animation, freeing creators to focus on design and narrative. For the $SAND token, increased platform utility and user activity could have positive implications, although the market’s response will depend on the engine’s actual adoption and the quality of experiences produced.
It is important to note that the announcement is for early access, meaning the engine is not yet widely available. The success of The Sandbox Studio will depend on its ease of use, the quality of its AI outputs, and how well it integrates with the existing LAND and ASSET ecosystem. The company has not yet announced a public release date.
The Sandbox’s launch of ‘The Sandbox Studio’ marks a strategic effort to modernize its creation tools by leveraging artificial intelligence. By opening early access applications, the company is signaling a commitment to empowering a new wave of metaverse builders. While the full impact remains to be seen, the move reflects a broader industry shift toward AI-assisted development. Observers and investors will be watching closely to see whether this engine can deliver on its promise of making metaverse creation more accessible and efficient.
The Sandbox Studio is an upcoming AI-powered game engine announced by The Sandbox platform. It is designed to help creators build interactive experiences within the metaverse more easily.
Applications for early access are currently open. Interested creators can apply through the official announcement on The Sandbox’s X (formerly Twitter) account.
While increased platform utility from a successful engine could positively influence demand for $SAND, token prices are subject to many market factors. The announcement alone does not guarantee price movement.
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Bitcoin [$BTC] traded toward the $65,000 price level, having gained over 3% in the past 24 hours. The hash rate, on the other hand, is declining as Bitcoin miners continue moving into AI infrastructure.
Looking at the Puell Multiple, $BTC miner stress is building, but miners remain adamant about selling.
The Puell Multiple has slipped below the 1 mark, with the reading at 0.71, slightly above the accumulation zone. Historically, the accumulation zone marks a tight revenue stress for miners, as it reflects the supply side of the Bitcoin economy.
Moreover, Hash Ribbons have printed yet another capitulation band as hashrate fades from its peak. Over the past year, hashrate has dropped from 1,106,922,137 TH/s last November to 995,460,294 TH/s.
Furthermore, Bitcoin mining difficulty has dropped another 5% to 127.17T, which is nearly 17% below the peak of 148.26T seen at the beginning of the year. This indicates miners are getting relief, but it does reduce the network’s security.
With difficulty reducing, a solo miner found a Bitcoin block and earned a full 3.1382 $BTC reward worth about $200K. This was somehow luck, as the probability of finding a block with 1 TH/s was roughly 1 in 16,000 years.
With that in mind, miner flows were ticking up as per CryptoQuant. That is, inflows outweighed outflows, though by a small margin.
The data showed miner reserves held 1.1943 million $BTC, equivalent to $76.76 billion. This was a 1% increase, representing a net flow of more than 224 $BTC. This data shows accumulation, as $BTC is currently undervalued.
From the data, it is clear that miners’ wallets are full and distribution has not yet started. The data indicates a supply overhang that is yet to be triggered.
Looking ahead, if miner reserves start bleeding while The Puell Multiple stays depressed, there will be forced selling.
But since the reserves are not bleeding, the price of $BTC is showing signs of recovery. It has broken above the neckline of an inverted head-and-shoulders pattern, but the signal is only valid if it can stay above it.
$BTC/USD on TradingView
Otherwise, a break below the neckline alongside miner selling would exert more pressure, curtailing the little recovery see
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Franklin Templeton has expanded its $1.5 billion BENJI tokenized money market fund to $BNB Chain, extending one of the world’s largest tokenized investment products to another public blockchain. Crypto analyst ALLINCRYPTO said Stellar laid the foundation for the fund before Franklin Templeton expanded BENJI into a multi-chain product.
In a post on X, $BNB Chain cited data from RWA.xyz showing that about $1.5 billion of BENJI assets are now on its network, representing 61.71% of the fund’s total value. Holdings on the blockchain have jumped 1,226% over the past month, making it the fund’s largest network.
$BNB Chain’s rapid growth has reshaped the BENJI fund’s blockchain distribution. Stellar, which previously held the largest share of the fund, now ranks second with $583 million in tokenized assets, representing 23.76% of the total, according to RWA.xyz. The network’s holdings fell 11.81% over the past month as more assets shifted to $BNB Chain.
Coming third is Ethereum with its allocation amounting to $159.1 million, which amounts to 6.48% of the value of BENJI assets. This is followed by Base, Arbitrum, and Avalanche, which have significantly lower allocations. Together, these three form less than 6% of BENJI’s total asset values.
Franklin Templeton has been expanding its use of blockchain technology since 2021, when it launched the first U.S.-registered mutual fund to use blockchain for processing transactions and recording ownership. The firm has since extended the BENJI platform across several blockchains, supporting tokenized money market funds, mutual funds, and other investment products.
The move to $BNB Chain adds another network to that strategy, expanding investor access through another blockchain network that offers lower transaction costs and faster transaction processing.. “Our goal is to meet more investors where they’re active,” Roger Bayston, Franklin Templeton’s head of digital assets, said.
Franklin Templeton’s expansion comes as tokenization continues to gain ground in traditional finance. Earlier this week, DTCC completed its first live production trades involving tokenized securities, another sign that major financial institutions are moving blockchain technology beyond pilot projects.
As more firms adopt tokenized versions of traditional assets, blockchain networks are increasingly competing to host regulated financial products. ranklin Templeton’s expansion reflects the broader push by asset managers to bring traditional financial products onto public blockchain networks.
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The Nakamoto Coefficient is the smallest number of independent entities that would need to collude to compromise a blockchain's consensus. In Proof-of-Work, that means mining pools with enough combined hashrate to rewrite the chain. In Proof-of-Stake, it means validator operators with enough combined stake to stall it. A higher number means more parties have to agree before anything breaks. A lower number means fewer.
Here is why that number is worth more than any figure in a pitch deck. Ethereum has roughly 1,278,000 validators. Chainspect lists its Nakamoto Coefficient at 1.
That gap between the headline figure and the effective one is what the metric exists to expose.
Balaji Srinivasan and Leland Lee published "Quantifying Decentralization" in July 2017. Their complaint was straightforward: decentralization was the main selling point of Bitcoin and Ethereum, and almost nobody was measuring it.
They borrowed the framing from economics. The Lorenz curve plots how unevenly wealth spreads across a population. The Gini coefficient squeezes that curve into a single number between 0 and 1. Srinivasan and Lee applied the same thinking to blockchains, then added a step: break the system into its essential subsystems, work out the minimum number of entities needed to control each one, and take the lowest result across all of them.
That lowest result is the minimum Nakamoto Coefficient. The subsystems they listed covered mining or staking, client software, developers, node operators, exchanges, and token ownership. In practice, nearly every dashboard reports only the consensus layer, because it is the one that can be measured cleanly and the one that fails fastest.
Entity identification is imperfect. Two validators run by the same company under different names count as two. Dozens of validators sitting in the same cloud region count as dozens. Neither is true in a crisis.
The number moves. Stake shifts, pools merge, protocols upgrade. A screenshot from six months ago tells you very little today.
And it only looks at one dimension. Client diversity, developer concentration, governance capture and geographic clustering all sit outside the calculation. A chain can post a strong coefficient and still be taken down by one client bug or one regulator.
How fast the ground moves is visible in the data itself. TON's coefficient fell 13.25% inside a single day to 72, tracking a 13.27% drop in its validator count. And the scale of what sits behind a score is invisible from the score alone. Bitcoin and Fogo both post a 3. Bitcoin has 145 mining pools and 1.11K EH/s behind that number. Fogo has seven validators. Same score, nothing else in common.
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