Crypto markets experience a red Tuesday, with majors in the red despite a small boost from Trump’s speech at Davos. MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor buys $2.13B worth of BTC, while Delaware Life expands crypto access in traditional insurance products.
President Trump vows to sign major cryptocurrency legislation “very soon,” declaring that the U.S. must remain the global crypto capital. Read the full analysis on Bitcoin Magazine.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong’s statement in Davos that the “Bitcoin Standard” is no longer a fringe theory signals potential mainstream adoption and challenges the existing financial order. This analysis explores the implications and hurdles ahead.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong clashes with French Central Bank Governor François Villeroy de Galhau at Davos over Bitcoin’s decentralized nature, highlighting the tension between traditional finance and emerging cryptocurrencies.
A crypto analyst breaks down the Davos debate between the French central bank governor and Coinbase’s CEO over who deserves the public’s trust: traditional institutions or decentralized Bitcoin.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong confronts France’s Central Bank Chief on Bitcoin at the World Economic Forum, highlighting the tension between decentralized cryptocurrencies and traditional central banking systems.
US Treasury Secretary’s comments at Davos trigger trade war fears, leading to a crypto market sell-off. Bitcoin and Ethereum prices plummet as investors reassess risk.
Historian Yuval Noah Harari warns at Davos that AI is evolving into an autonomous agent, poised to disrupt language, law, and religion, and forcing a decision on machine rights.
Hong Kong Finance Secretary Paul Chan defends the ‘same risk, same regulation’ approach to crypto at Davos, balancing innovation with investor protection.
The Government of Bermuda partners with Circle and Coinbase to launch the world’s first fully on-chain national economy, leveraging USDC and blockchain infrastructure.