Executive and legislative crypto policy — central bank stances, country-level rules, and CBDC rollouts.
A direct on-camera exchange with the question every market desk is asking about the administration's deal calendar and the consumer backdrop it's operating against.
President Trump has called on Congress to pass a permanent ban on large Wall Street investment firms purchasing…
Michael Burry, the investor immortalised for his prescient short against the 2008 housing market in 'The Big Short,' is…
A US appeals court has issued a stay on a lower court ruling that had blocked President Trump's 10% across-the-board…
The U.S. Senate has officially confirmed Kevin Warsh as a Federal Reserve Governor, a significant development for the…
Warsh's crypto-linked portfolio — covering Bitcoin infra, DeFi, and tokenized networks — is a first for a Fed chair, even as he pledges to divest most holdings before taking the gavel.
eBay has turned down a $56 billion acquisition approach from GameStop, according to reports circulating on social media…
Selig is moving fast on two fronts at once: federal pre-emption over state gaming regulators, and a cross-league insider-trading net built off the CFTC's first sports MOU with MLB.
Conlan's June 15 departure is the latest in a string of senior marketing exits across top crypto venues, a pattern Binance and rivals frame as cost discipline as sponsorship budgets tighten.
The fragmentation matters more than any single bill: Poland's crypto market now has to clear four competing legislative tracks, one of which is an outright ban on cryptoasset activity.
US inflation climbed to 3.8% in the latest reading, coming in above consensus forecasts and reigniting concerns that…
The split inside the ECB — Beau backing Qivalis and a public-private euro stablecoin push, Lagarde holding the line on a 2029 CBDC — exposes how fast dollar-pegged stablecoins are reshaping Europe's…
The price rebound masks an unresolved Hormuz threat: slower oil-flow repair keeps inflation and Fed-tightening risk on the table, and Bitcoin still trades as the macro proxy that gets hit first.
Five labor groups, including AFL-CIO and SEIU, told senators the market structure bill could jeopardize public pensions — while banks lobby over stablecoin-yield provisions.
Bridgewater's founder says BTC lacks the privacy central banks require, while MicroStrategy's chair argues the opposite and points to recent flows as proof.
AFL-CIO, SEIU, and teachers' unions warn the bill would let crypto volatility flow into retirement accounts and public pensions — and the floor vote is Thursday.
The pause is not a liquidation — it's a rejection of the financing arbitrage that powered the MicroStrategy treasury model, and the Standard Chartered viability threshold sits squarely behind it.
The text pairs a ban on passive stablecoin yield with preserved DeFi developer protections and a statutory lane for banks to custody and settle digital assets — the political path now hinges on the…
The pace has settled at roughly $50M a month — a steady, programmatic liquidation rather than a forced sale, and the sovereign still holds $252M in bitcoin.
The Bridgewater founder leans on liquidity, surveillance, and correlation arguments — and Saylor fires back with a "digital capital" counter-frame that reframes transparency as collateral…
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