Bitcoin Is Good for US Dollar, Coinbase CEO Says
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong believes that Bitcoin is beneficial for the US dollar, fostering healthy competition and enforcing fiscal discipline on the greenback.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong believes that Bitcoin is beneficial for the US dollar, fostering healthy competition and enforcing fiscal discipline on the greenback.
China’s PBOC has announced a new action plan to enhance the digital yuan, set to begin in January 2026, focusing on regulatory frameworks, financial inclusion, international cooperation, and technological innovation.
The Ethereum validator entry queue has seen an unprecedented surge, with the entry queue now almost double the size of the exit queue, driven by Digital Asset Treasuries and the upcoming Petcra upgrade.
XRP has declined 11.4% in December, ending a two-year streak of annual gains. On-chain data indicates increased selling pressure, but some analysts remain optimistic about the asset’s future.
Silver’s price surge and plunge mirrors crypto volatility, highlighting the influence of rate cut bets and shifting industrial demand.
A top analyst challenges the notion of an XRP supply shock, citing deeper liquidity in the market than previously thought.
California’s proposed 5% wealth tax on unrealized gains has sparked a heated debate, with crypto and tech billionaires warning of a potential exodus from the state.
Stay updated with the latest crypto news for December 29, 2025, as Bitcoin crosses $90,000 and the broader crypto market experiences a significant rally.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong explains how Bitcoin indirectly supports the US dollar’s reserve status by acting as a market check on inflation and deficit spending.
Crypto executives, including Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley and Castle Island Ventures founding partner Nic Carter, have strongly opposed a proposed 5% billionaire tax in California, arguing it could drive away talent and stifle innovation.