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SBI Holdings has submitted a letter of intent to acquire a stake in Bitbank, aiming to make the crypto exchange a consolidated subsidiary as part of its expanding digital asset business.The planned acquisition comes as Japan moves to classify cryptocurrencies as financial products under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, a change that could take effect as early as fiscal 2027.The Bitbank deal follows SBI’s absorption of Bitpoint, its planned majority stake in Singapore-based Coinhako, and a new Visa partnership offering credit cards that convert rewards into cryptocurrencies.

Japanese financial conglomerate SBI Holdings plans to acquire a stake in Bitbank, one of the country’s largest crypto exchanges.
The Tokyo-based broker submitted a letter of intent to Bitbank Co., Ltd. regarding the purchase of the exchange’s shares with the goal of turning it into a consolidated subsidiary, according to an announcement on Friday.
SBI frames the Bitbank move as part of its broader strategy to expand its crypto footprint and strengthen its position ahead of potential regulatory changes in Japan.Japan’s cabinet approved a draft amendment last month that would classify cryptocurrencies as financial products, bringing crypto assets under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, which is used for stocks and other securities. If passed during the current parliament session, the law could take effect as early as fiscal 2027.
SBI already absorbed Bitpoint, a regulated Japanese crypto exchange that offers spot trading and has offered an onchain bond from which investors can receive rewards in XRP.
The move is also part of SBI’s broader regional expansion push, having disclosed plans to acquire a majority stake in Singapore-based Coinhako, a MAS-regulated digital asset platform in February.
SBI has also commenced a Visa partnership to launch credit cards that automatically convert spending rewards into crypto (BTC, ETH, or XRP), enabling users to accumulate digital assets through everyday purchases, according to a separate announcement on Friday.$BTC $ETH $XRP

$PENGU
I’ve been tracking one wallet closely, and it just accumulated around $560K worth of $PENGU in the last few hours. This isn’t random either — same wallet loaded up back in March and exited near the top with 30%+ gains.
That kind of behavior usually isn’t coincidence. Feels like smart money positioning early again.
Wallet to watch:
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Not saying chase — but definitely something worth keeping on your radar ⚠️

UPDATE $SOL / FDUSD — 29/04/2026 | 18:30
$XRP

My analysis remains the same, with no major changes so far. Based on the current structure, wave 4 appears to be complete, and we are now moving into wave 5 (black — 3 pink). I’m expecting the market to show an impulsive drop from here, which is why I’ll be securing profits gradually.

Tonight, we have the FOMC meeting along with the interest rate decision. From the news and overall market sentiment, it seems likely that we may see choppy price action — sharp spikes up and down — due to high uncertainty and mixed expectations.

So if you’re already in a trade and sitting in profit before the FOMC, it’s wiser to secure your gains rather than taking unnecessary risks.

Note: This is my personal analysis and is shared for educational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Always do your own research (DYOR) and trade responsibly.$BTC

I’m not here because of the coin itself — I’m watching the pattern.
Volume spikes and sudden hype always grab attention, but they also usually signal setups we’ve seen before.
These kinds of fast moves often come with traps. Smart money gets in early and slips out quietly while everyone else starts chasing.
Staying sharp here.
No reason to chase green candles blindly — better to wait for real confirmation before making a move 🚨
$LUNC #crypt #LUNC✅

$KAITO New high soon 🔜

Justin Sun helped save $WLFI … and this is what he got in return.
WLFI launched in November 2024 and only raised $22M in its first month — it was close to failing.
Then Justin Sun stepped in with $45M. Confidence returned, and the project eventually raised a total of $550M.
Simple: his money and credibility kept it alive.
Then came September 2025.
Tokens became transferable, and Sun made a simple $9M test transfer.
That’s when everything changed.
A hidden blacklist function in the smart contract was triggered.
Instantly, 595 million of his tokens were frozen.
No warning.
No vote.
No explanation.
Here’s the part every crypto investor should think about.
WLFI was marketed as a decentralized governance token.
But the contract secretly gave the team admin power to freeze any wallet at any time.
Meaning the ones being “governed” had no real control.
Sun claims he was then threatened:
Mint $200M of their USD1 stablecoin on Tron… or:
– his tokens could be burned
– and he could be reported to US authorities over KYC
Compliance turned into leverage.
Meanwhile:
75% of WLFI revenue reportedly goes to the Trump family.
The project has generated over $1B for its founders.
Yet the person who helped save it can’t even vote with his own tokens.
So what is the truth?
If a “governance token” can be frozen at will…
then it was never really governance in the first place.
Now the real question is:
If this could happen to Sun… who’s next?

$BTC is currently consolidating just below its recent highs, but the bigger picture still leans bullish. Historically, May has often been a positive month for $BTC and when you combine that with strong ETF inflows and supportive equity markets, the chances of upside continuation increase.
However, the market isn’t without risks. Rising bond yields — especially the U.S. 30-year touching 5% — are creating pressure on risk assets. On top of that, geopolitical tensions, particularly around Iran and energy prices, could act as major macro headwinds not just for $BTC coin but for the broader financial markets.
From a technical perspective, Bitcoin is showing signs of strengthening momentum. The 50-day moving average is close to crossing above the 100-day moving average, which is generally considered a bullish signal. If this crossover holds, it could support further upside in the coming weeks.
That said, this signal isn’t always reliable. We’ve seen similar setups in weaker market conditions — like in 2022 — where a bullish crossover ended up trapping buyers before a deeper drop followed. So while the setup looks promising, it’s not something to blindly rely on.
Overall, the trend still favors the bulls, especially with April closing strong and institutional demand continuing through ETFs. But in the short term, Bitcoin may remain range-bound unless a strong liquidity catalyst appears.
My view: Stay cautiously bullish, but keep a close eye on macro factors — especially bond yields and global tensions — because they could quickly shift market sentiment.
Today’s signal

BTC's price (2026 vs 2021-22)

$SOL
Moje analýza zůstává stejná, zatím bez větších změn. Na základě současné struktury se zdá, že vlna 4 je dokončena a nyní přecházíme do vlny 5 (černá — 3 růžové). Očekávám, že trh ukáže impulzivní pokles odtud, a proto budu postupně zajišťovat zisky.
Dnes večer máme zasedání FOMC spolu s rozhodnutím o úrokových sazbách. Na základě zpráv a celkového sentimentu na trhu se zdá pravděpodobné, že můžeme vidět rozkolísanou cenovou akci — ostré výkyvy nahoru a dolů — kvůli vysoké nejistotě a smíšeným očekáváním.

Just when it seemed like $TRUMP P was about to quietly step aside, the story took a turn — and now it feels bigger than before.
The U.S. Department of Justice has dropped its criminal probe, which normally would have calmed the situation. But that hasn’t happened. The reason is simple: the internal investigation within the Federal Reserve is still ongoing, and that keeps uncertainty alive.
Powell’s term as Chair ends on May 15. In most cases, that would mark the end of influence. However, this time is different. He will remain a member of the Fed’s Board until 2028, meaning he still has a seat where key decisions are made.
Even without the Chair title, his presence matters. In institutions like the Federal Reserve, influence isn’t only about position — it’s about participation. As long as Powell remains in the room, he continues to have a voice in shaping outcomes.
This situation is no longer just about interest rates or policy direction. It is beginning to resemble a quiet power dynamic between the Fed’s independence and increasing political pressure behind the scenes.
Markets are already reacting to this uncertainty. Possible leadership changes, ongoing investigations, and rising internal tension create an environment where stability becomes harder to maintain.
Such conditions often lead to volatility — sudden market moves, sharp reactions, and cautious trading behavior.
The key takeaway is clear: Powell may be stepping away from the spotlight, but he is not stepping out of influence. And in many cases, those who remain behind the scenes are the ones who shape what happens next.