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Pump.fun rolls out GO bounty marketplace with $5 minimum rewards in escrow
On June 4, 2026, Pump.fun introduced GO, a bounty platform where users can pay others to complete tasks while rewards are held in escrow until Pump.fun approves a submission. Bounties start at $5, require creators and submitters to connect an X account and wallet, and funds remain locked until a payout is signed or the bounty expires after a dispute window. Pump.fun says it has final, non-appealable discretion to approve, reject, modify, or cancel bounties and submissions.
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Visa tests private institutional stablecoin settlement with Brale's SBC on Canton
Visa has started a proof-of-concept with stablecoin infrastructure provider Brale to test private, blockchain-based settlement for institutional payment flows using the SBC stablecoin on the Canton Network. The project evaluates whether privacy-preserving infrastructure can deliver faster, more programmable settlement while supporting institutional privacy, compliance, and operational controls.
BTC
BTC+1.16%
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Coinbase Ventures buys ENA as Ethena’s USDe supply rises above $1B
Coinbase Ventures purchased Ethena’s ENA token on the open market as Coinbase and Ethena prepare to roll out new onchain finance and digital savings offerings. Ethena said an initial growth initiative is expected to launch next week and could make its products available to Coinbase’s user base of more than 100 million people. The update comes as Ethena reported USDe supply above $1B and outlined recent expansion across Solana and multiple partner venues.
ENA
ENA-5.38%
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SEC's Hester Peirce Questions Extending Securities Rules to Blockchain Infrastructure
In a June 3 speech at the IC3 Blockchain Camp in Princeton, New Jersey, SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce argued that securities regulations should not automatically extend to neutral blockchain networks, open-source code, or noncustodial tools. She framed crypto regulation around who has control, custody, and discretion, suggesting oversight should target securities-like conduct rather than infrastructure itself.
XRP
XRP-1.43%
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160 Former Security and Law Enforcement Officials Urge Senate to Advance CLARITY Act
A group of 160 former national security, intelligence, and law enforcement professionals has backed the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025, urging Senate leaders to move the bill forward. The letter argues crypto oversight should be treated as a national security issue and warns that activity could shift offshore if U.S. rules remain unclear. The measure previously cleared the House 294-134 in July 2025 and advanced out of the Senate Banking Committee 15-9 on May 14.
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