Husky Inu AI (HINU) has completed the latest price increase of its pre-launch phase, rising from $0.00025151 to $0.00025248. The project’s pre-launch phase began on April 1, 2025, following the conclusion of the presale.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC) continued pushing higher and reached an intraday high of $97,375 before losing momentum and moving to its current level of $96,243. Despite the correction, the flagship cryptocurrency is up over 1% in the past 24 hours. On the other hand, Ethereum (ETH) has oscillated between $3,300 and $3,400, reaching a peak of $3,391 before moving to $3,315, down 0.50%.
Husky Inu AI (HINU) Price Adjustment in Pre-Launch Phase
Husky Inu AI (HINU) has completed the latest price increase of its pre-launch phase, rising from $0.00025151 to $0.00025248. The project’s pre-launch phase commenced on April 1. This pre-launch period allows the project to continue its fundraising efforts while empowering its growing community and existing token holders. It also assists the team in securing capital, funding platform improvements, undertaking market initiatives, and supporting broader ecosystem expansion.
Husky Inu AI’s official launch date is now under three months away. However, the team remains open to the possibility of an earlier or later launch, depending on prevailing market conditions. The team will conduct a series of review meetings to determine the project’s final launch date. The first two review meetings were held on July 1, 2025, and October 1, 2025, with the third scheduled for January 1, 2026.
Bitcoin (BTC) Surpasses $96,000 Amidst Shifting Market Sentiment
The cryptocurrency market saw a nearly 1% increase over the past 24 hours as Bitcoin (BTC) and other altcoins continued their upward trajectory. BTC traded around $95,000 on Wednesday before rallying to an intraday high of $97,375. However, it could not sustain this momentum and dropped to $95,797 before reclaiming $96,000 and moving to $96,247. The flagship cryptocurrency is up 1.29% over the past 24 hours. Ethereum (ETH) reached an intraday high of $3,391 but failed to hold above $3,400 as selling pressure pushed it to a low of $3,282. The altcoin is currently trading around $3,322, marking a 0.35% decrease.
Ripple (XRP) continued trading in bearish territory, experiencing a decline of almost 3% to $2.09. Solana (SOL) is marginally down over the past 24 hours, trading around $144. Dogecoin (DOGE) is down 3.34%, while Cardano (ADA) has seen a decrease of nearly 6%, trading at $0.402. Chainlink (LINK) is also trading in bearish territory at $13.89. Stellar (XLM), Hedera (HBAR), Litecoin (LTC), Toncoin (TON), and Polkadot (DOT) have also registered notable declines within the same 24-hour period.
Despite most altcoins trading in the red, the crypto Fear & Greed Index improved to 54, edging closer to the "greed" zone, indicating an improvement in overall market sentiment.
Coinbase Withdraws Support for CLARITY Act Amidst Industry Division
The crypto ecosystem is experiencing a significant division regarding the crypto market structure bill, highlighted by Coinbase's decision to withdraw its support for the legislation. Prominent figures within the ecosystem have expressed that the market structure bill requires substantial revisions, while others argue that some form of regulation is preferable to none. Chris Dixon, a Partner at a16z Crypto, spoke in favor of the bill, stating that it provides much-needed clarity around rules, offering entrepreneurs a fair opportunity.
“Crypto builders need clear rules of the road. Over the past five years, Republicans, Democrats, and the Trump Administration have worked closely with members across the crypto industry to protect decentralization, support developers, and give entrepreneurs a fair shot. At its core, this bill does that.”
Dixon urged industry executives and members of Congress to move forward with the legislation if the United States aims to maintain its leadership in the crypto space.
“It’s not perfect, and changes are needed before it becomes law. But now is the time to move the CLARITY Act forward if we want the U.S. to remain the best place in the world to build the future of crypto.”
However, Coinbase subsequently withdrew its support for the bill after CEO Brian Armstrong stated that it contained too many problematic aspects for him to endorse in its current form.
“There are too many issues, including a defacto ban on tokenized equities, DeFi prohibitions, giving the government unlimited access to your financial records, and removing your right to privacy, erosion of the CFTC’s authority, stifling innovation, and making it subservient to the SEC, [and] draft amendments that would kill rewards on stablecoins, allowing banks to ban their competition.”