Elizabeth Warren has formally urged U.S. financial authorities to rule out any taxpayer-funded intervention in the cryptocurrency market following Bitcoin’s steep correction.
World Liberty Financial announced plans to tokenize loan revenue interests tied to the Trump International Hotel & Resort, Maldives, marking its first real-world asset issuance under its own brand.
Exchange-traded funds tied to major cryptocurrencies saw renewed pressure on Feb. 18, with Bitcoin and Ethereum products recording net outflows as digital-asset prices drifted lower.
Booking Holdings delivered stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter results, topping Wall Street forecasts on both revenue and earnings, while unveiling an aggressive artificial intelligence investment plan and a 25-for-1 stock split.
The White House is set to convene a third high-level meeting focused on stablecoin yield, bringing together representatives from major banks and leading crypto firms at 9:00 a.m. ET, according to reporting by Eleanor Terrett.
Veteran trader Peter Brandt, who previously warned that Bitcoin could fall below $63,000, now says the token “may go up,” even as he maintains that the broader corrective structure is not yet complete.
Capital is rotating aggressively back into Bitcoin as altcoin trading activity contracts sharply, signaling a defensive shift across the crypto market.
Ethereum has crossed a historic threshold, with more than half of its total supply now held inside the network’s proof-of-stake contract for the first time in its 11-year history.
A dramatic unwind is unfolding in currency markets - and this time it is institutional money leading the move.
UBS Global Credit Research has revised its 2026 U.S. fixed-income outlook, sharply increasing projections for investment-grade technology bond issuance while trimming expectations for leveraged loans.
Phantom introduced a new MCP Server designed to allow artificial intelligence agents to directly interact with blockchain networks, marking a step toward deeper integration between AI systems and decentralized finance infrastructure.
The Federal Open Market Committee is expected to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged in the 3.50%–3.75% range, stating that economic activity continues to expand at a “solid pace.”



