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Joseph Lubin warned that traditional finance was fragile, with weakening currencies and rising trust issues, and pointed to Greece-style economic collapse for traditional banks as DeFi grew.

Despite Binance’s settlement and his prison term, Zhao argues that the crypto sector is now structurally stronger.

ETF outflows and inactive ‘whales’ signaled market caution, while a proposed market structure bill was seen as a potential future catalyst.

Bitcoin’s price fell below $67,000 amid investor caution ahead of several U.S. economic data releases this week, starting with unemployment numbers on Wednesday.

China’s Treasury pullback sparked risk-off fears in crypto, as Fed rate cuts, tensions in Japan, and Ethereum buying shaped the outlook.

Robinhood has launched its public testnet for ‘Robinhood Chain,’ an Ethereum-based Layer-2 network built on Arbitrum.

Speaking to CoinDesk on the sidelines of Consensus Hong Kong, Charles Hoskinson laid out his vision in which users interact with blockchain-powered services without even realizing it.

Crypto super PAC Fairshake commits $5M to Trump-backed Barry Moore, signaling early muscle in the 2026 Senate race.

Crypto markets cooled on Tuesday while major liquidations were seen in the crypto market, and retail sentiment around Bitcoin remained ‘bearish.’

Robinhood shares fell nearly 8% in after-hours trading following a fourth-quarter earnings and revenue miss.

Polymarket traders gave Robinhood an 86% chance of beating earnings as investors watched growth in crypto, prediction markets, and paid services.

Strategy CEO Phong Le said the firm’s $90 million Bitcoin buy reflected a long-term plan to outperform Bitcoin despite short-term volatility.

Bannister says Bitcoin trades as a liquidity bet on dollar decline, not a safe haven, warning the “digital gold” narrative is overstated.

In a post on X, Ki Young Ju highlighted that the relationship between inflows and a pump in Bitcoin’s price has weakened compared with prior cycles.

Crypto ETF investors are mostly holding on, with falling prices driving the decline in assets instead of heavy selling.

The White House’s closed-door meeting on the CLARITY Act is seen as a collaborative working session, not a confrontation, as talks focused on stablecoin yields.

Bitcoin ETFs saw softer inflows, while Solana ETFs continued to record net outflows.

Block is cutting up to 10% of staff to boost profitability as Cash App expands Bitcoin features tied to its broader efficiency push.

The dip in the Michael Saylor-backed company comes even after it picked up more Bitcoin for around $90 million on Monday.

Altcoins traded lower in the last 24 hours with moderate liquidations, while retail sentiment on Stocktwits stayed largely bullish across major tokens despite muted price action.

Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest added another 57,000 shares of Bullish amid the rally on Monday.

Michael Saylor posted “Orange Dots Matter” after Strategy’s Q4 loss, keeping focus on Bitcoin buys and investor dilution concerns.

Coinbase’s Super Bowl comeback leaned on familiar pop culture to court mainstream audiences.

An anonymous sender transferred 2.56 BTC to Satoshi’s Genesis address, permanently locking the funds, according to Arkham Intelligence data.

Lawmakers are seeking documents tied to reported UAE-linked investments and governance concerns.

Bitcoin's post-election rally is losing steam and a veteran Wall Street investor says politics may be a part of the problem.

Bitcoin and altcoins bounced modestly, but bearish sentiment, elevated liquidations, and macro uncertainty suggest the move reflects short-term relief rather than a durable trend reversal.

Bulls like Raoul Pal and Tim Draper see $140,000 to $ 1 million for Bitcoin due to a liquidity rebound and a weaker currency.

Alex Blume said on Schwab Network that Bitcoin-backed loan liquidations forced retail selling after Bitcoin dipped toward $60,000.

Following its U.S. launch, Coinbase claimed that its Kalshi-powered prediction markets are governed by the CFTC rather than state gaming laws.

Jim Cramer said investor unease around Bitcoin resurfaced this week, pointing to Robinhood’s close correlation with the cryptocurrency as prices swung sharply near $60,000.

Hedge fund exposure to BlackRock’s IBIT drew attention after options-limit claims were corrected and large institutional holdings came into focus.

Bitcoin’s zero-price risk fades as limited supply and growing institutional ownership tighten the market and support long-term demand.

Cathie Wood said markets sold off due to fading AI hype, a crypto market reset, and tighter Federal Reserve policy, adding that the downturn was a reset that is highlighting stronger crypto assets.

Crypto.com’s Marszalek said buying AI.com is a strategic brand play, plans consumer AI tools on it, and has rejected big resale offers to build trust.

Strategy Class A (MSTR) surged as much as 26% after the CEO Phong Le urged investors to “hold on.”

The CFTC expanded its stablecoin definition to include banks, as tensions between banks and the crypto lobby intensified ahead of the CLARITY Act markup.

Crypto markets rebounded sharply after Thursday’s washout, driven by short liquidations, lifting Bitcoin above $70,000 and triggering a broad altcoin rally amid improving retail sentiment.

Strategy posted a $17.4 billion operating loss, but analysts say the key question for investors is what comes next for the stock.

Despite the rebound, Bitcoin remained down more than 5% over the past 24 hours.

Ark Invest added more than 716,000 shares of Bullish on Thursday, making it the firm’s only crypto-linked equity purchase that day.

BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF saw record trading, with one analyst suggesting the move may be linked to an alleged large institutional sale.

He was responding to a post on X from Sequoia partner Shaun Macguire that pointed to similarities like Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and Balaji Srinivasan being interested in both sectors.

Bitcoin erased its post-election rally by Thursday morning, as crypto fell around 50% below October levels, the Kobeissi Letter said.

The last time Changpeg ‘CZ’ Zhao posted “Poor Again” was during the 2022 crypto slump when Bitcoin’s price fell from $67,000 to around $30,000.

Bitcoin remains nearly 48% below its October peak; analysts cite leverage stress, weak sentiment, and links to Epstein as reasons for Bitcoin’s drawdown.

As the CLARITY Act negotiations progress, Bessent cautioned that crypto "nihilists" oppose oversight and framed regulation as essential to U.S. financial leadership.

In a post on X, Kiyosaki described the U.S. national debt and long-term liabilities as the biggest risk facing investors.

MSTR’s stock was also weighed down after the company reported a 1,640% increase in operating loss during its fourth quarter earnings.

The $2.6 billion in liquidations placed this selloff among the top 10 largest crypto liquidation events ever recorded.