28 Feb, 2026
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Ceeyoung
Banking Regulator Floats New Stablecoin Yield Rules—Do They Hurt Coinbase?
The proposed rules would limit the ability of third parties to pass stablecoin rewards on to users, but experts are split on what the language could mean for America’s top crypto firms.
28 Feb, 2026by
Ceeyoung
Theo Network
Tokenizing real-world assets has never been the hard part. The challenge has always been what comes after: liquidity that holds up under stress, yield that is real and traceable, and infrastructure strong enough for assets to be traded, leveraged, and built upon at scale. Theo approaches this by engineering the
28 Feb, 2026by
Ceeyoung
Bitcoin just dumped 7% after Trump hit Iran, and the real reason has nothing to do with crypto
President Donald Trump has pulled the United States into military action against Iran, and the first consequence for crypto markets was another wave of selling rather than a rush into Bitcoin as a haven. According to CryptoSlate’s data, BTC price dumped around 7%, erasing some of its weeklong gains to
28 Feb, 2026by
Ceeyoung
Why Bitcoin traders have to price tariffs like surprise rate hikes while waiting on social media posts for the next $175B trigger
The US Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs under IEEPA on Feb. 20, and markets immediately inherited a large cash flow question. The amount at stake was more than $175 billion in tariff collections that could be subject to refunds, with the Court offering no step-by-step plan
28 Feb, 2026by
Ceeyoung
New Bitcoin cycle data projects BTC will lose half its value before December
Since it’s pretty clear we’ve now seen this cycle’s bull market high, I’ve created an updated halving-cycle model built on four Bitcoin cycles. The model projects a cycle low near $35,000 in December 2026 after a 72.5% drawdown from a $126,219 cycle high. Inside the halving-cycle framework My last model
28 Feb, 2026by
Ceeyoung
XRP Ledger nearly shipped a feature that could drain accounts without owners signing
A security flaw in a proposed XRP Ledger (XRPL) upgrade could have enabled unauthorized transactions, but researchers flagged the issue before it could reach the blockchain’s main network. The XRPL Foundation said Feb. 26 that the vulnerability was found in the proposed “Batch” amendment, a feature intended to let users
