As the market heads into Monday, major cryptocurrencies remain largely unchanged; Bitcoin is stable at $90,600, Ethereum rose by 1% to $3,110, Solana increased by 2% to $140, while XRP fell by 2% to $2.04. Notably, Internet Computer (ICP) surged by 20%, and Monero (XMR) jumped by 15%, with XMR reaching a record high of $590. In a recent video, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stated that the criminal charges against him stem from his refusal to lower interest rates as per Trump's requests. Twitter, now known as X, has announced the introduction of “smart cashtags” to display live cryptocurrency and stock prices alongside tickers. A report from VanEck suggests that Bitcoin could hit $53 million by 2050, driven by factors such as long-term adoption, trade settlement, and its role as a store of value, predicting an annual growth rate of 29%. Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) has successfully raised $15 billion to support initiatives in American Dynamism, particularly focusing on AI and cryptocurrency. Additionally, Ripple has received approval from the FCA to expand crypto payment operations in the UK. Bank of New York Mellon has launched tokenized deposits aimed at institutional and digital-native clients. A proposed house bill aims to prevent lawmakers and federal officials from engaging in prediction markets. Furthermore, Tether has frozen $182 million in USDT associated with oil trades in Venezuela.