Peter Schiff criticized President Donald Trump for suggesting Bitcoin could be added to the Trump Accounts savings program for children, claiming it was a favor to crypto donors who have financially supported Trump. Schiff pointed to major crypto backers like Elon Musk and Ripple Labs, who have contributed to pro-Trump PACs, as likely beneficiaries of this move. He urged Trump to separate the children's savings initiative from Bitcoin, reflecting his broader skepticism of the cryptocurrency amid recent market volatility. Schiff also highlighted concerns about the influence of crypto wealth on political decisions and the potential risks to the Trump Account policy system.
Kevin Hassett, director of the White House National Economic Council, held $1 million to $5 million in vested Coinbase shares at the end of 2025 while overseeing major cryptocurrency policy changes under President Trump. Despite recusing himself from...
Coinbase has teamed up with financial services provider Moov to expand stablecoin capabilities like acceptance, settlement, and real-time funding for community banks and credit unions. This partnership aims to integrate stablecoin services into exist...
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong highlighted stablecoin payments as a key revenue growth area, projecting the $300 billion stablecoin market to increase tenfold by 2030. The company is partnering with banks and FinTechs to boost stablecoin payment activi...
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong expressed confidence that the Clarity Act, a U.S. federal bill to regulate digital assets, is likely to pass the Senate with broad support from crypto firms and banks. The legislation aims to clarify oversight between the...
Coinbase has selected ION's XTP for Event Contracts to support the clearing of event contracts for Kalshi, the largest prediction market globally. This platform enables real-time, automated creation, resolution, and settlement of event-based contract...
