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This week, markets were shaken by the Trump-Musk dispute, BTC and ETH exchange supply dropped, and crypto ETFs gained institutional traction.

Security experts slam Elon Musk’s XChat claim, saying Bitcoin doesn’t use encryption and his wording is technically wrong.

Durov announced a $300 million deal with xAI but failed to indicate that no paperwork had been signed and formalities were still pending.

Elon Musk is seemingly distancing himself from some of the policies of the Trump administration regarding tariffs.

BTC jumped toward $87,000 for the first time in almost a week.

Four SEC commissioners, including Hester Peirce, voted to sue Musk for delayed disclosure, while Mark Uyeda cast the dissenting vote.

Tesla is currently facing mounting challenges from Chinese EV competition, and a leadership crisis fueled by Musk’s divided focus on other ventures.

Thousands lost access to X as hacker group Dark Storm launched a DDoS attack.

AFL-CIO lawsuit claims Treasury breached privacy laws by giving Elon Musk’s D.O.G.E access to confidential government data.

Advocates argue blockchain would ensure transparency, tracking every dollar spent and eliminating backroom deals and misallocated funds.

Tesla remains a top corporate Bitcoin holder, with its 11,509 BTC stash placing it among the largest publicly traded companies in crypto.

Elon Musk’s microblogging platform X has entered into a partnership with credit card giant Visa to power its soon-to-be-launched digital wallet and app.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has big plans to move much of the US government’s databases over to the blockchain, according to close sources. Fortune Magazine suggests the government may use Solana.

Worldcoin tokens led crypto market gains for the 24-hour period on Wednesday with a 35% surge over Monday before they retreated hard.

Elon Musk will remain the sole leader of the Department of Government Efficiency, a day after it was officially established.

Polymarket’s betting data and Elon Musk’s comment suggest that President Trump will be pardoning Ulbricht in his first few days in office.

The Commission alleged Elon Musk failed to disclose his Twitter holdings within the required time frame after owning more than 5% of the company’s stock.