The proposed waiver could influence global energy markets, impact inflation, 
and affect geopolitical dynamics, especially with Russia.
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The proposed waiver could influence global energy markets, impact inflation, and affect geopolitical dynamics, especially with Russia. The post US proposes temporary waiver on Iran oil sanctions as nuclear talks continue appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

US proposes temporary waiver on Iran oil sanctions as nuclear talks continue

The merger could reshape the energy sector, aligning utility giants with AI- 
driven demand, but faces regulatory scrutiny and market shifts.
The post NextEra Energy agrees to acquire Dominion Energy for $67B in largest 
utility merger ever appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The merger could reshape the energy sector, aligning utility giants with AI- driven demand, but faces regulatory scrutiny and market shifts. The post NextEra Energy agrees to acquire Dominion Energy for $67B in largest utility merger ever appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

NextEra Energy agrees to acquire Dominion Energy for $67B in largest utility merger ever

Goldman Sachs exited its XRP and solana ETF positions during Q1 2026 while 
sharply reducing exposure to ether funds. The bank maintained sizable bitcoin 
ETF holdings and increased investments in several crypto-linked equities. 
Goldman Sachs Reshapes Crypto Portfolio as Institutional Focus Shifts to 
Bitcoin Goldman Sachs significantly reshaped its digital asset portfolio in 
the first […]

Goldman Sachs exited its XRP and solana ETF positions during Q1 2026 while sharply reducing exposure to ether funds. The bank maintained sizable bitcoin ETF holdings and increased investments in several crypto-linked equities. Goldman Sachs Reshapes Crypto Portfolio as Institutional Focus Shifts to Bitcoin Goldman Sachs significantly reshaped its digital asset portfolio in the first &#8230;

Goldman Sachs Exits XRP and Solana ETFs as Bitcoin Holdings Reach $700M

Heightened U.S.-Iran tensions could disrupt global oil supply chains, 
impacting market stability and increasing geopolitical risks.
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Heightened U.S.-Iran tensions could disrupt global oil supply chains, impacting market stability and increasing geopolitical risks. The post CENTCOM redirects 85 vessels amid US-Iran tensions in Strait of Hormuz appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

CENTCOM redirects 85 vessels amid US-Iran tensions in Strait of Hormuz

Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs has made a notable shift in its crypto-related 
exchange-traded (ETF) fund positions, according to a recent filing submitted 
to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The update shows the firm 
exiting XRP- and Solana (SOL)-linked ETF exposure, while also trimming its 
Ethereum (ETH) ETF holdings. At the same time, the filing shows it opened a 
new position tied to one of the largest decentralized exchanges (DEXs). 
Goldman Sachs Exits XRP And Solana ETFs The story starts with Goldman’s XRP 
ETF exposure going into the end of Q4 2025. At that point, the bank held 
nearly $154 million worth of XRP-related ETFs from issuers including Bitwise, 
Franklin Templeton, Grayscale, and 21Shares. Those holdings made Goldman Sachs 
one of the largest institutional holders of XRP ETF products at the time. The 
latest SEC disclosure, however, shows that its XRP ETF positions were removed 
entirely, reflecting a full exit during the first quarter. Related Reading: 
Hyperliquid (HYPE) To $100? Expert Forecasts Major Rise Before Summer 2027 A 
similar change appears with Solana-linked products. Goldman Sachs had 
previously disclosed that it held exposure across multiple Solana investment 
products, including the Grayscale Solana Trust ETF, the Bitwise Solana Staking 
ETF, and the Fidelity Solana Fund. However, just like XRP, those Solana- 
related ETF positions also disappeared in Goldman’s Q1 filing. In other words, 
Goldman fully exited both XRP- and Solana-linked ETF holdings by the first 
quarter of 2026, with no remaining trace of those positions in the updated 
portfolio disclosure. Even with these exits, Goldman Sachs did not leave the 
crypto ETF space entirely. The firm still held roughly $700 million in Bitcoin 
ETFs. Still, its posture toward Ethereum was more cautious: Goldman cut its 
Ethereum ETF exposure by about 70%, bringing the total down to approximately 
$114 million. New Bet On Hyperliquid What makes the change more interesting is 
that Goldman Sachs appears to be redeploying at least some of that capital 
into other parts of the crypto market. Alongside the ETF reductions and exits, 
the bank opened a new position tied to Hyperliquid (HYPE). According to the 
filing, Goldman acquired roughly 654,630 shares of Hyperliquid Strategies 
(PURR), valued at about $3.3 million. Related Reading: Zcash (ZEC) Rockets 
1,200%—Expert Says ZEC Could Soon Outgrow Cardano (ADA) Beyond Hyperliquid, 
Goldman Sachs&#8217; trading activity also shows a new wave of exposure across 
several crypto-linked equities. The bank increased positions in Circle (CRCL), 
Galaxy (GLXY), and Coinbase (COIN) shares. At the time of writing, 
Hyperliquid’s native token, HYPE, was trading at around $45. It has been one 
of the best-performing tokens over the past month, with gains of 10% in the 
last two weeks alone. Featured image created with OpenArt, chart from 
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Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs has made a notable shift in its crypto-related exchange-traded (ETF) fund positions, according to a recent filing submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The update shows the firm exiting XRP- and Solana (SOL)-linked ETF exposure, while also trimming its Ethereum (ETH) ETF holdings. At the same time, &#8230;

Goldman Sachs Rebalances Crypto Exposure: XRP, SOL Out, ETH Down 70%, Hyperliquid In

PRESS RELEASE. Victoria, Seychelles, May 18, 2026 — Bitget, the world’s 
largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has introduced Delta Neutral Mode within its 
Unified Trading Account, adding a new risk management feature designed for 
traders using hedging and arbitrage strategies across spot, margin, and 
futures markets. The feature applies differentiated auto-deleveraging (ADL) 
ranking treatment to eligible […]

PRESS RELEASE. Victoria, Seychelles, May 18, 2026 — Bitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has introduced Delta Neutral Mode within its Unified Trading Account, adding a new risk management feature designed for traders using hedging and arbitrage strategies across spot, margin, and futures markets. The feature applies differentiated auto-deleveraging (ADL) ranking treatment to eligible &#8230;

US proposes temporary waiver on Iran oil sanctions as nuclear talks continue

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