Superstate, the New York-based blockchain company founded by Robert Leshner, is taking another bold step


Long positions worth about $571 million were force-closed after the Clarity Act failed a 49-50 procedural vote in the U.S. Senate, with bitcoin and ether longs taking roughly $190 million each.

SHIB, HYPE, DOGE and XMR are consolidating near key support levels as momentum cools. Here are the critical levels that could determine their next moves.

XRP plunges nearly 10% after the CLARITY Act fails to advance in the Senate, while Bitcoin falls toward $76,000 and major crypto assets slide.
1/ Stock is moving on-chain. Today we're proud to announce Opening Bell—our platform for companies to issue SEC-registered shares directly onto blockchains 🛎️ And, the first Issuer: @solstrategies , the Solana investment & ecosystem infrastructure firm. superstate.com/blog/introduci… Show more
4/ Opening Bell is built for: ➕ Public companies ready to tap into crypto-native capital markets ➕ Late-stage startups ready to tokenize their equity, instead of launching a separate token Learn more: superstate.com/opening-bell Show more