Won’t Enter Central Bank Reserves

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• SBF’s Parents Seek Trump’s Pardon Amid Hopes for Clemency

• DeepSeek’s AI Shockwaves Hit Bitcoin and Tech Stocks

• ECB President Confident Bitcoin Won’t Enter Central Bank Reserves Amid Rising Global Proposals

SBF’s Parents Seek Trump’s Pardon Amid Hopes for Clemency

The parents of former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried are reportedly seeking a presidential pardon from Donald Trump after their son’s 25-year prison sentence for fraud. According to Bloomberg, they have consulted with lawyers and Trump allies to explore clemency options. Once hailed as crypto’s golden child, SBF’s downfall came in 2022 when FTX collapsed, exposing large-scale financial misconduct. While clemency seemed unlikely under Biden, Trump’s perceived openness to white-collar cases—especially after pardoning Silk Road’s Ross Ulbricht—has given Bankman-Fried’s supporters renewed hope.

DeepSeek’s AI Shockwaves Hit Bitcoin and Tech Stocks

The launch of China’s open-source AI model, DeepSeek, sent shockwaves through global markets, triggering a 6% drop in Bitcoin and a sharp decline in tech stocks, including Nvidia’s record-breaking 17% plunge. Market fears arose as DeepSeek emerged as a low-cost competitor to U.S. AI giants like OpenAI, fueling concerns over shifting AI dominance. Despite crypto having no direct ties to DeepSeek, investors reacted to the broader selloff, reinforcing Bitcoin’s correlation with risk assets. While initial volatility hit crypto and AI-related stocks, analysts suggest DeepSeek’s open-source approach could drive AI innovation without long-term effects on digital assets.

ECB President Confident Bitcoin Won’t Enter Central Bank Reserves Amid Rising Global Proposals

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde dismissed concerns over the Czech National Bank adopting Bitcoin as a reserve asset, citing the European Council's requirement for reserves to be "liquid, secure, and safe." Following discussions with Governor Aleš Michl, who proposed asset diversification, the Czech bank's board voted to explore alternative asset classes but did not mention Bitcoin explicitly. Lagarde expressed confidence that BTC would not be included in central bank reserves under the ECB. Her remarks follow increasing global calls for crypto reserves, with lawmakers in several U.S. states and industry leaders like Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong advocating Bitcoin as an inflation hedge. El Salvador remains a rare example of a nation stockpiling BTC. At publication, Bitcoin stood at $105,731, up 3.8% in 24 hours.

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