US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $450M Tuesday — the worst single day since June 25 — after the Senate declined to advance the CLARITY Act on a 49-50 vote. $570M in leveraged futures were liquidated, the most since August 22. Open interest ticked up to 688,000 BTC from 676,000 as prices fell — price down with OI up reads as traders adding bearish bets, not closing longs. Negative 24-hour CVDs for XRP, ETH, TRX, DOGE, XLM, and SHIB confirm aggressive derivatives selling. Options signal is mixed: skew rising in favor of puts while volume concentrated in calls — holders hedging spot while speculators position for a bounce. Arbitrum gained 16% after Standard Chartered forecast it reaching $10 by 2030, citing Robinhood Chain revenue and tokenized asset growth; near-term target $0.50 by year-end. Privacy held: Zcash +6.9%, Dash +2.9%.$ZEC
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