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Bitcoin Stalls at Seventy-Five K as Quantum Defense Sparks Developer Divide

EPISODE · Apr 16, 2026 · 2 MIN

Bitcoin Stalls at Seventy-Five K as Quantum Defense Sparks Developer Divide

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Bitcoin consolidates near seventy-five thousand dollars as on-chain data reveals profit-taking at key resistance levels. Bitcoin developers debate quantum computing defense proposals, with BIP-361 drawing backlash over coin freeze provisions. Markets hit record highs as S&P 500 crosses seven thousand despite lingering geopolitical risks. Morgan Stanley's low-fee Bitcoin ETF pulls one hundred million in its first week, while crypto PACs deploy millions targeting Ohio Senate race. Plus, Ether open interest surges, XRP ETFs see major inflows, and institutional adoption accelerates with tokenized government bond pilots.

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