Bitcoin finally broke out of months of compressed volatility—surging roughly $4,400 in under an hour and climbing to around $78,000 by Friday.
In this episode of The Weekly, Graham Stone and David Sencil break down what may have triggered the move and whether Bitcoin is entering a new market regime.
They look at the week’s biggest potential catalysts, including new SEC crypto proposals, renewed pressure around the Clarity Act, and the U.S. Treasury’s expansion of long-end liquidity-support buybacks.
The conversation then shifts to Hyperliquid’s push into the U.S. and the debate around HYPE buybacks, before unpacking a potentially major accounting change: FASB’s proposal to allow certain qualifying stablecoins to be treated as cash equivalents.
They also cover the latest SafePal customer-data exposure and what it means for hardware wallet users.
In this episode:
- What may have sparked Bitcoin’s move to $78K
- Why Treasury buybacks matter for crypto markets
- The latest SEC crypto proposals
- Where the Clarity Act stands
- Whether Bitcoin is entering a new volatility regime
- Hyperliquid’s U.S. expansion
- The debate around HYPE token buybacks
- FASB’s stablecoin cash-equivalent proposal
- Why the stablecoin accounting shift could matter
- SafePal’s latest customer-data exposure
A packed week across Bitcoin, macro, regulation, altcoins, stablecoins, and crypto security.
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