Keycard, an AI-powered identity and access management platform, secures $38 million in funding, led by a16z and others.

- LUNA rose 0.75% in 24 hours, driven by speculation around Sam Bankman-Fried’s potential legal resolution. - Market speculation about SBF’s possible pardon and Terra-Luna collapse legal fallout fueled investor interest. - LUNA’s long-term recovery remains uncertain despite short-term gains, as legal clarity and ecosystem rebuilding are critical.

- 2025 Bitcoin leverage liquidations exposed systemic risks across DeFi, institutional portfolios, and traditional markets, triggered by macroeconomic tightening and regulatory uncertainty. - Institutions accelerated adoption of AI-driven risk frameworks, with 72% implementing crypto-specific strategies post-crisis to mitigate cascading losses. - MicroStrategy's 60% stock collapse and $3.5B Bitcoin ETF outflow highlighted cross-market contagion, while hedging tools helped institutions navigate volatility.

- Bitcoin's 2025 volatility dropped to 43% amid $732B inflows and institutional-grade infrastructure maturing. - Regulatory clarity (MiCA/GENIUS Act) and $115B ETF assets (BlackRock/Fidelity) normalized crypto in institutional portfolios. - $90K price near Fibonacci support zones reflects technical strength and improved liquidity from tokenized assets. - Vanguard's $9T Bitcoin access and Fed policy shifts reinforced crypto's transition from niche to $4T mainstream asset class.

- LUNA surged 96.17% in 7 days amid speculation about Sam Bankman-Fried's potential legal resolution. - The Terra 2.0 token (LUNA) trades at $0.1353, contrasting with LUNC's 70.3% 24-hour gain and $342M market cap. - Market optimism remains cautious as LUNA still faces a 67.88% annual decline and regulatory uncertainties. - SBF's legal developments could influence broader crypto sentiment, though Terra's recovery depends on technical performance.