Bitcoin slid below $63,000 overnight, extending its monthly losses to nearly 30% as weakening ETF inflows and fading institutional demand push the asset closer to a critical support zone near $60,000. Meanwhile, PayPal is reportedly drawing takeover interest after a sharp stock decline erased almost half its value, with banks and potential buyers exploring either a full acquisition or select assets, though talks remain preliminary. In Washington, Coinbase is lobbying lawmakers to protect a major revenue stream tied to stablecoins, which accounted for roughly 19% of its 2025 revenue through its partnership with Circle, issuer of USDC. That segment grew 48% last year but slowed toward year-end, raising fresh concerns. Elsewhere, Crypto.com has secured conditional approval for a U.S. National Trust Bank charter, paving the way to operate as a federally regulated institution offering services such as custody, staking, and trade settlement marking another step in the broader convergence between traditional finance and digital assets.
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Bitcoin slipped below 63,000 overnight, extending its monthly decline to nearly 30%.
At the same time, institutional demand through ETFs continues to deteriorate.
Together these forces are pushing Bitcoin toward one of its most important support zones this cycle.
Institutional demand has also started to deteriorate.
Raising new risks around the $60,000 support them.
PayPal is attracting takeover interest from potential buyers after a stock slide wiped out almost half of its value.
The company is fielded meetings with banks amid unsolicited interest from suitors, with at least one large rival company looking at the whole company and others interested in certain PayPal assets.
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Preliminary stage and may not lead to a transaction according to reports.
Well, Coinbase has been lobbying in Washington to preserve a key revenue stream from stablecoin revenue, which made up about 19% of all Coinbase's revenue in 2025.
The Genius Act and draft legislation being negotiated could impact Coinbase's ability to collect revenue from its revenue sharing agreement with Circle, which issues the USDC stable.
Coinbase's stablecoin revenue has been a meaningful driver for the company, growing 48% last year, driven by interest income on USDC balances.
The growth was elusive in the final months of last year, and Crypto.com received conditional approval for a National Trust Bank charter in the US that would allow it to offer crypto services as a federally regulated institution.
The charter will enable Crypto.com to offer services like staking and trade settlement and to hold assets in custody.
Crypto.com joins other digital asset firms that have received conditional approvals for US bank charters.
The company plans to operate under the name Crypto.com National Trust Bank, and that is the latest crypto daily download headlines.