Negotiations over U.S. crypto legislation have moved into detailed drafting, according to Stuart Alderoty, signaling progress after a White House meeting with industry leaders.
Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich has pushed back against online criticism following the firm’s reported $619 million net loss for fiscal year 2025, reaffirming that the company remains fully committed to its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy.
Veteran gold advocate Peter Schiff has reignited the Bitcoin debate, warning that a break below the $50,000 level could open the door to a sharp slide toward $20,000.
U.S.-listed cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds extended their pullback on Feb. 19, with Bitcoin and Ethereum products posting sizable net redemptions even as Solana and XRP funds attracted selective inflows.
The Ethereum Foundation is overhauling how the network evolves, introducing a more agile development structure and a predictable upgrade schedule for 2026.
Newly released 2025 trade data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis confirms a dramatic reshuffling of America’s global trade relationships under President Donald Trump.
Deutsche Bank has announced a major expansion of its blockchain infrastructure by deepening its integration with Ripple.
Crypto lending platform Ledn has completed the first-ever asset-backed securities (ABS) transaction backed by Bitcoin-collateralized consumer loans, raising $188 million from institutional investors. The landmark deal, structured through Ledn Issuer Trust 2026-1, represents a historic bridge between retail crypto lending and traditional fixed-income markets.
Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis has revealed that on-chain cryptocurrency flows could serve as an early warning system for public health crises, including surges in drug overdoses.
U.S.-based ETF issuer ProShares has rolled out a new money market fund tailored to meet reserve requirements under the GENIUS Act, signaling closer integration between traditional asset managers and the rapidly evolving stablecoin sector.
Large-cap active mutual funds are enjoying their strongest run in nearly two decades, according to new data from Goldman Sachs.
U.S. government bonds extended their sell-off on February 19, 2026, marking the longest losing streak in a month as investors reacted to mounting geopolitical risks and renewed inflation concerns.



