Regulators Blinked. Pension Funds Moved. Crypto Is Still Early.
Weekly briefing. Regulators blinked. Japan pension funds moved. SpaceX gave back everything.
👉The Bank of England scrapped individual stablecoin holding limits. Users can now hold unlimited amounts — the cap shifts to total issuance at £40 billion per systemic stablecoin. Sensible regulation: protect the system, don’t strangle adoption. Regulated stablecoins launching in the UK from 2027.
👉Japan’s national corporate pension fund is allocating 1% of assets to crypto. That’s fiduciary money. It moves slowly, but when it moves, it matters.
👉U.S. Senate voted to block a digital dollar until 2030. Private stablecoins win by default. The direction is the same everywhere you look.
👉SpaceX: the largest IPO in history gave back $700 billion in market cap in four sessions. Back to IPO price. Investors who bought after listing are underwater. The reminder writes itself.
On the bigger picture: crypto is the last asset to react in a risk-on cycle. DXY staying range-bound or weak is the condition that eventually lets liquidity flow through. That condition is still intact.
Patient positioning. Still the play.
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