The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) approved Coinbase and Kalshi to offer regulated perpetual futures contracts. Meanwhile, Jamie Dimon vowed that major banks will fight the Clarity Act, and Bitcoin remains range-bound near $73,500 after a week of massive ETF outflows.Key Market Updates & DevelopmentsU.S. Derivatives Approval: The CFTC greenlit regulated digital asset firms to offer crypto perpetual futures ("perps"). Coinbase and Kalshi are leading this historic shift to bring crypto derivatives trading to institutional and retail traders directly in the U.S..The Clarity Act Debate: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon strongly criticized the Clarity Act and took direct aim at Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong's lobbying push for the bill, warning that traditional banks will fiercely resist taking on crypto deposit risks.Bitcoin and Macro Pressure: Bitcoin is trading around $73,600, lagging behind broader stock market rallies. Waning investor demand has been compounded by record-breaking Bitcoin ETF outflows.Institutional and Political Moves: Texas officially appointed crypto executives and a Bitcoin mining CEO to its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve committee. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley made waves by publicly disclosing various digital asset holdings, including Bitcoin, XRP, and Solana.