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In a major pro-crypto move by the Trump administration, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing an “innovation exemption” framework for trading crypto-tokenized versions of stocks. Bloomberg reports the proposal could arrive as early as this week.This creates a powerful bridge between traditional finance and decentralized finance. Tokenized stocks could trade on crypto platforms—even without issuer consent—delivering major tailwinds for the entire crypto ecosystem. The exemption dismantles outdated limits: it enables 24/7 global trading, near-instant settlement, and blockchain-based custody and clearing. Investors get round-the-clock access, institutions enjoy lower costs and faster capital turnover, and programmable ownership and fractionalization become standard. Challenges remain. Tokenized shares may lack full voting or dividend rights, and issues around fees, venue rules, investor protection, and market fragmentation persist. For crypto, this is the clearest regulatory green light yet for real-world asset tokenization. It provides clarity, de-risks institutional capital, and validates moving equities, bonds, real estate, and more on-chain. Demand will surge for protocols, oracles, stablecoins, and DeFi platforms, creating new collateral, derivatives, and yield opportunities while boosting blockchain infrastructure. The move fits the administration’s deregulation push, signals U.S. leadership in digital assets, and is likely to lift sentiment across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the broader market. Users are already calling it “stocks that don’t sleep” and “blockchain’d Wall Street.” Adoption won’t be instant—issuer consent, liquidity, and traditional exchange pushback remain hurdles—but the direction is clear. By greenlighting crypto-native securities trading, the SEC is modernizing markets and positioning blockchain as core financial infrastructure. This exemption could accelerate the fusion of stocks and crypto, unlock trillions in tokenized value, and turn experiments into mainstream reality—24/7, on-chain, and unstoppable.

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ZEROBASE Weekly (May 11–17, 2026) A clear outperformer is ZBT, which demonstrated notable relative strength and defensive resilience. While the broader market and major tokens encountered downside pressure on several sessions, ZBT held up remarkably well with only minimal drawdowns, advancing from lows around $0.148 to close in the $0.160–$0.162 area. Cryptocurrency market exhibited cautious consolidation with selective resilience this week, absorbing intermittent selling pressure while maintaining key support levels. Total market capitalization hovered in the $2.60T–$2.70T range with limited net change. Bitcoin traded in a relatively tight band, opening near $81,700, testing highs above $82,000 intraday, and settling in the $78,000–$79,000 zone by Sunday. ETH followed suit, fluctuating between approximately $2,250 and $2,320. Derivatives data pointed to a measured market tone: total open interest stabilized around $110B–$115B, 24-hour liquidations stayed within the $300M–$600M range amid choppy trading, and funding rates on major perpetual contracts hovered near neutral. Macro headwinds remained in focus, with continued geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, anticipation around upcoming CPI data, and concerns over persistent inflation reinforcing the Federal Reserve’s cautious outlook. Crypto also tracked traditional markets to some degree, as the S&P 500 approached record highs near 7,400 driven by tech strength, despite occasional pressure on the Nasdaq. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw mixed flows, including a significant single-day outflow of $635M mid-week, yet overall institutional interest provided underlying support. In summary, the week featured balanced positioning with standout resilience from names like ZBT, even as the Crypto Fear & Greed Index remained in Fear territory. Although macro uncertainties linger, the market’s ability to absorb dips alongside positive equity market momentum suggests a potentially firmer base heading deeper into Q2.

ZEROBASE Weekly 4.20-4.26 ZBT's performance this week has been excellent, surging more than 85% and registering a wide trading range of $0.098 to $0.268. Trading volume increased substantially, with spot volume totaling around $105 million and futures volume exceeding $830 million for the week, reflecting significantly heightened market interest and strong participation. Liquidity conditions remained robust throughout the period, with the average top-of-book bid-ask spread consistently maintained at an exceptionally tight 0.45%. Crypto market staged a noticeable recovery this week, steadily pushing back against recent selling pressure and building some positive momentum. Total market capitalization advanced from roughly $2.58T toward the $2.68T–$2.70T zone, while Bitcoin moved from about $74,000–$75,000 early in the period to an intraday peak near $79,000 before settling into the $77,400–$78,200 range by Sunday — a net increase of around 5%. Ethereum followed a similar path, climbing from near $2,310 to trade around $2,350–$2,380. From the perspective of technical indicators. Derivatives figures reflected the firmer sentiment: open interest expanded modestly into the $121–$126B range, 24-hour liquidations stayed contained in the $160M–$280M band, and funding rates on leading pairs such as BTC/USDT remained mildly positive, signaling a continued shift away from the prior bearish lean. Macro challenges remained on the radar. Lingering geopolitical risks in the Middle East, the upcoming CPI print, and concerns over sticky inflation kept the Federal Reserve on a cautious footing. Even so, the market held its ground as institutional flows showed fresh strength. Bitcoin spot ETFs stood out as a reliable support, logging consistent inflows that highlighted ongoing large-investor conviction, with regulatory updates from the SEC and CFTC adding to the constructive backdrop. In short, the week delivered a healthy price rebound and more balanced derivatives positioning, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index advancing out of Extreme Fear and into the broader Fear zone (nearing Neutral territory). While the wider risk-off atmosphere has not fully lifted, the combination of robust ETF activity and improving technical levels suggests the market may be establishing a stronger base heading into the coming period.

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ZEROBASE Weekly (Apr 13–19, 2026) Last week, ZBT continued its steady trajectory, delivering a strong performance. Based on aggregated data from major mainstream trading platforms, ZBT recorded a trading range of $0.0942 to $0.1236 this week. Throughout this period, market liquidity remained robust, with the average Top-of-Book Spread consistently holding at an exceptionally tight level of 0.45%. The order book continued to exhibit tight spreads, fully underscoring the asset's sustained deep market depth and its efficient price discovery mechanism. On April 18–19 Kelp DAO suffered a major hack, resulting in losses of approximately $292 million. Hackers exploited a vulnerability in its LayerZero-based cross-chain bridge by forging messages to mint about 116,500 unbacked rsETH tokens. These tokens were deposited into lending platforms such as Aave and SparkLend, allowing the attackers to borrow roughly $236 million in real ETH. The incident triggered massive bad debts on the platforms and sparked widespread withdrawal panic. Kelp DAO has paused its core contracts and is jointly investigating with LayerZero, while rsETH trading has been urgently frozen across multiple chains. The root cause lies in a flaw in the cross-chain bridge’s verification configuration. Stay vigilant and protect your assets, and remember, you can always trust ZEROBASE. Crypto market extended its rebound this week with noticeably stronger momentum after recent consolidation. Total market capitalization pushed higher, reclaiming the $2.5T level and testing fresh weekly highs. Bitcoin broke out from its recent range, climbing from around $71,000 early in the week to a peak near $78,300 before settling in the $74,800–$75,500 zone by Sunday — posting a solid weekly gain of approximately 6–7%. ETH mirrored the strength, advancing from roughly $2,150 into the $2,300–$2,350 range. Derivatives data reflected this bullish shift: total open interest continued to climb into the $118–124B territory (up roughly 3–6% week-over-week), 24-hour liquidations stayed relatively controlled between $220M–$380M, and funding rates on leading contracts such as BTC/USDT remained positive for most of the period, indicating growing trader conviction. Macro headwinds were still present, with ongoing geopolitical strains in the Middle East and recent inflation data keeping expectations for monetary easing in check. Despite these factors, the market showed resilience through renewed buying interest from both retail and institutional participants. Bitcoin spot ETFs once again attracted healthy inflows, reinforcing institutional participation, while prior regulatory developments continued to provide a favorable backdrop for the sector. In summary, this week delivered a convincing recovery in both spot prices and derivatives positioning. Although the Crypto Fear & Greed Index remained locked in Extreme Fear territory, the combination of rising prices, expanding open interest, and steady ETF flows suggests building momentum as we move deeper into the second quarter.

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ZEROBASE Weekly 4.6-4.12 ZBT performed strong last week. Drawing on data from major trading platforms, ZBT moved within a weekly range of $0.0958 to $0.1211. Liquidity conditions stayed robust throughout the period, with the average top-of-book bid-ask spread holding steady at an exceptionally tight 0.45%. Bid-ask spreads remained consistently narrow, demonstrating sustained order-book depth and highly efficient price discovery. Crypto market showed tentative signs of stabilization and modest recovery this week, shaking off some of the prior period’s selling pressure. Total market capitalization climbed from around $2.40T back toward the $2.51T level, while Bitcoin advanced from roughly $68,800 early in the week to an intraday high above $73,500 before consolidating in the $70,700–71,200 zone by Sunday — a net gain of about 4–5% from its weekly low. ETH tracked a similar path, rising from near $2,140 to trade around $2,190–2,220. Derivatives data reflected this improved tone: total open interest expanded modestly to the $114–119B range (up roughly 2–4% week-over-week), 24-hour liquidations eased into the $200M–$350M band, and funding rates on major pairs such as BTC/USDT flipped mildly positive, indicating a shift away from the previous bearish bias. Macro headwinds persisted, however. Ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, combined with upcoming CPI prints and lingering concerns over sticky inflation, continued to keep the Federal Reserve in a cautious stance. Despite these pressures, the market demonstrated resilience as institutional flows began to reappear.A notable bright spot came from Bitcoin spot ETFs, which recorded strong inflows — highlighted by a single-day $471 million intake on April 6, the largest in over a month — underscoring sustained institutional conviction. Earlier regulatory clarity from the SEC and CFTC also continued to provide a supportive backdrop. In summary, the week marked a cautious rebound in both spot prices and derivatives positioning, even as the Crypto Fear & Greed Index remained locked in Extreme Fear territory. While the broader risk-off environment has yet to fully dissipate, improving ETF momentum and technical stabilization suggest the market may be finding a firmer footing heading into the second quarter.

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ZEROBASE Weekly 3/23~3/29 ZBT traded between $0.0661 and $0.0746 during the week. ZBT experienced positive volatility, opening the week near $0.0688 and closing around $0.0739 with good performance. Crypto derivatives market experienced notable volatility and deleveraging last week. Total Open Interest stabilized around $105–106B (slight weekly decline of ~0.4–0.6%), while 24h liquidations frequently spiked above $300M during the pullback, with longs bearing the brunt (long liquidations often 70%+ of daily totals). Funding rates turned mildly negative on major pairs like BTC/USDT, reflecting bearish sentiment. The crypto market surrendered the previous week’s advances as hawkish macro signals and lingering geopolitical risks weighed heavily: total market capitalization pulled back from roughly $2.51T peak to around $2.3T, while Bitcoin climbed briefly above $71K early in the week before retreating to the $66,000–66,800 zone by Sunday — an approximately 6–8% drop from its weekly high. ETH mirrored the move, declining roughly 5–7% to hover near $1,970–2,010. Economic releases continued to underscore sticky inflation and policy caution: fresh PCE and consumer sentiment data reinforced stagflation concerns, with the FOMC’s prior hawkish tilt (fewer rate cuts expected in 2026) still casting a shadow. Geopolitical uncertainty around Iran added further risk-off pressure. On the brighter side, crypto-specific tailwinds persisted — including the landmark SEC/CFTC joint statement classifying major assets (BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP etc.) as digital commodities and ongoing progress on stablecoin yield legislation. ETF flows flipped more negative: Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net outflows of roughly -$268M for Mar 23–27 (early small inflows wiped out by heavy redemptions mid-to-late week), while Ether ETFs showed relatively resilient but still mixed performance. Overall, the week highlighted continued deleveraging in derivatives, with the market entering Extreme Fear territory. Classic risk-off rotation, but regulatory foundations remain solid for the medium term.