Fed Proposes Skinny Accounts, ETF Outflows Hit Two Billion, Quantum Risk Looms

Welcome to Stock Market Today — your market briefing with actionable insights on stocks, bonds, crypto, and the events moving markets. Let's get into it. Bitcoin holding seventy-seven thousand two hundred twelve dollars but showing serious weakness after two billion in spot ETF outflows over the past two weeks. That's institutional money walking away. CryptoQuant's Bull Score Index collapsed to twenty, matching extreme bearish levels from February when Bitcoin traded between sixty and sixty-six thousand. The two hundred day moving average at eighty-two thousand four hundred blocked the recent rally. Next major support sits at seventy thousand dollars. Federal Reserve proposed limited payment accounts for crypto firms, what they're calling skinny master accounts. No intraday credit, no discount window access, no interest on balances. This is the Fed's response to Trump's executive order pushing for faster fintech and digital asset integration. Public comment period open for sixty days. Kraken Financial already secured one of these accounts back in March through the Kansas City Fed. Ethereum trading two thousand one hundred sixteen dollars with technical picture deteriorating fast. Death cross confirmed between twenty-one day and fifty day moving averages. Analysts warning a break below two thousand triggers one point seven billion in long liquidations and opens the door to eighteen hundred or lower. Whale wallets holding over ten thousand ETH dropped to ten month lows. SpaceX IPO filing revealed eighteen thousand seven hundred twelve Bitcoin on the balance sheet, worth one point two nine billion dollars as of March thirty-first. That makes SpaceX the seventh largest corporate Bitcoin holder, surpassing Tesla's eleven thousand five hundred nine coins. Company targeting a valuation of more than one point five trillion dollars when it lists next month. Prediction markets taking heat in Senate Commerce hearing over athlete manipulation scandals across NBA, MLB, MLS, and UFC. Missouri Attorney General sued CoinFlip alleging fraud. SEC Chair Paul Atkins opened public comment on prediction market ETFs but delayed approval for Bitwise, Roundhill, and GraniteShares applications. That wraps your market intel — trade smart out there. For deeper insights and real-time analysis, visit capitalcopilot dot i o.