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According to Bitcoin Magazine, SEC Chairman Paul Atkins and CFTC Chairman Mike Selig stated at the Bitcoin 2026 Conference that digital asset regulation in the United States has entered a new phase, with the two agencies working together to advance the framework and encourage related businesses to stay in the U.S. The joint guidelines will distinguish tokens as digital commodities, collectibles, and tokenized securities, aiming for clearer legislation. Atkins said the SEC will introduce innovative exemptions, allowing on-chain tokenization and securitization tools to be tested within the regulatory environment in the coming weeks.

Deep Tide TechFlow News, April 28 — According to data from Alternative.me, the cryptocurrency fear and greed index dropped to 33 today (yesterday it was 47), indicating the market is in a "fear" state.

Deep Tide TechFlow News, April 27th, according to CoinMarketCap data, the performance of the top 100 cryptocurrencies by market cap today:
Top five gainers:
Zebec Network (ZBCN) up 16.04%, current price $0.00394;
Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) up 14.67%, current price $0.01008;
edgeX (EDGE) up 5.95%, current price $1.33;
Jupiter (JUP) up 4.72%, current price $0.1888;
JUST (JST) up 3.63%, current price $0.08237.
Top five losers:
MemeCore (M) down 11.24%, current price $3.92

Fidelity Digital Assets' "Q2 2026 Signal Report" states that despite market consolidation in early Q2, several underlying data points have shown signs of stabilization: Bitcoin's dominance is increasing, with funds concentrating into the most liquid assets; unrealized gains and loss momentum indicators align with correction phase characteristics, potentially laying the foundation for a more stable market structure. The divergence between Ethereum and Solana's network usage and price trends indicates that protocol layer demand remains robust. Bitcoin futures negative funding rates persist, and 10x Research believes this is due to institutional hedging behavior, not an overall bearish signal.

Research indicates that stablecoins have become a core part of the global financial infrastructure, driving a new generation of banking-as-a-service, integrating accounts, payments, foreign exchange, and credit through on-chain infrastructure and self-custody wallets, reducing reliance on traditional intermediaries. The report divides blockchain into general public chains, dedicated payment chains, and compliant networks, pointing out that after the GENIUS Act, stablecoin issuers are vying for the Federal Reserve's payment track. Cross-border payment progress is significant, but local fiat liquidity bottlenecks still exist; in the long term, on-chain credit may become a new opportunity, and the global status of the US dollar could become even stronger.

Bernstein indicates that the market fundamentals are continuously improving, with the Bitcoin 60k bottom already established, and the current price approaching 80k. Institutional demand may lead to a long-term bull market. Drivers: expansion of institutional channels, STRC holding 818,334 BTC, stablecoin supply exceeding $300 billion, tokenized asset scale reaching $345 billion, up 110%. Also warns of long-term risks from quantum computing, but blockchain has time to complete the quantum security transition.