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Ray Dalio Warns ‘World Order Has Broken Down’ — Why Is He Backing Gold Over Crypto?

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio warns that the post-WWII global order has broken down, marked by rising geopolitical tensions, capital wars, and mounting debt risks. He describes the current era as one of "great power politics," where sanctions and the weaponization of money are prevalent. In this unstable environment, Dalio advocates for gold as a preferred store of value over cryptocurrencies, arguing that gold historically preserves wealth during periods of conflict and monetary debasement. He expresses skepticism about central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), citing privacy concerns and potential government overreach. While Bitcoin has been promoted as "digital gold," its recent volatility and correlation with risk assets have raised doubts about its effectiveness as a safe-haven asset during systemic crises.

ccn.com02/16 09:37

Ray Dalio Warns ‘World Order Has Broken Down’ — Why Is He Backing Gold Over Crypto?

ccn.com02/16 09:37

Possibility for Bitcoin Short Liquidation Emerges as BTC Price Finds a Low

There is a potential for significant Bitcoin short liquidations if the price rallies, with an estimated $4.34 billion at risk if BTC increases by 10%. Conversely, a 10% drop could trigger around $2.35 billion in long liquidations. Recent data shows over $72 million in liquidations in 24 hours, with short liquidations exceeding longs in the past 12 hours. BTC's price is currently down 3% to $68,532.55, reflecting a nearly 28% monthly decline. Analysts caution that overcrowded bearish positions could lead to an amplified upside squeeze, emphasizing the need for thorough research amid high market volatility.

TheNewsCrypto02/16 09:15

Possibility for Bitcoin Short Liquidation Emerges as BTC Price Finds a Low

TheNewsCrypto02/16 09:15

FTX Final Payout: Why ETH Holders May Recover More Than They Lost

FTX's bankruptcy estate is preparing its final major distribution for March 2026, with projected creditor recoveries between 119% and 160% of their original claim values. Ethereum (ETH) holders, whose claims were valued at $1,287 per token at the November 2022 bankruptcy filing date, are set to benefit significantly. Due to asset sales executed during market rallies and a reduction in disputed claim reserves, ETH creditors may receive cash payouts equivalent to roughly $2,000 per ETH—slightly above the current market price. This outcome results from the estate’s successful liquidation strategy and contrasts with many crypto insolvencies where recoveries often fall below 100%. Creditors must complete KYC verification by the deadline to qualify.

ccn.com02/16 09:06

FTX Final Payout: Why ETH Holders May Recover More Than They Lost

ccn.com02/16 09:06

Strategy nears its 99th Bitcoin purchase – Saylor ignores $12.4B loss

Despite a difficult start to the year, MicroStrategy's Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has hinted at the company's 99th Bitcoin purchase, continuing a 12-week buying streak. The company, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, recently increased its holdings to 714,644 BTC with a $90 million purchase in February. This accumulation persists even as Bitcoin's price has fallen below the company's average purchase price of $76,000, and the asset posted historic losses in both January and February 2026. Reassuring investors, MicroStrategy stated it could withstand a Bitcoin crash to $8,000 due to its strong balance sheet and staggered debt, despite reporting a massive $12.4 billion loss in Q4 2025 that caused its stock to drop 17%. The company also plans to convert some debt into equity to reduce financial pressure.

ambcrypto02/16 09:02

Strategy nears its 99th Bitcoin purchase – Saylor ignores $12.4B loss

ambcrypto02/16 09:02

Grayscale files spot AAVE ETF – Sparks institutional shift narrative

In February 2026, Grayscale filed with the SEC to convert its Grayscale Aave Trust into a spot AAVE ETF, proposing a 2.5% sponsor fee and listing on NYSE Arca with Coinbase as custodian. This move signaled growing institutional interest in AAVE, despite uncertain approval. Concurrently, AAVE showed strong market recovery: its price rebounded over 22% to around $128, Open Interest doubled to $237M, and weekly active addresses returned to late-2024 levels. The token reclaimed its ascending support, with key resistance between $148–$180. A sustained break above could open further institutional doors, aligning AAVE closer to Ethereum and Bitcoin in market attention.

ambcrypto02/16 08:03

Grayscale files spot AAVE ETF – Sparks institutional shift narrative

ambcrypto02/16 08:03

Brian Armstrong Praises Coinbase ‘Diamond Hands’ — But Sells $101M in COIN Himself

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong praised retail users for their "diamond hands," noting they increased Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings during recent market dips, with most maintaining or exceeding December 2025 balances. However, this contrasts with Armstrong selling over $550 million in COIN stock since April 2025 under a prearranged trading plan. The sales, while routine for executives, have sparked debate about leadership messaging during market volatility. Despite regulatory pressures and Bitcoin's drop below $60,000, retail investors showed resilience, while insider sales raised questions about alignment between executive actions and public encouragement of long-term holding.

ccn.com02/16 07:34

Brian Armstrong Praises Coinbase ‘Diamond Hands’ — But Sells $101M in COIN Himself

ccn.com02/16 07:34

Trump-Linked WLFI $500M UAE Stake Sparks Senate Demand For Probe

US lawmakers, including Senators Elizabeth Warren and Andy Kim, are demanding an investigation by the Treasury's CFIUS committee into a reported $500 million investment by an Abu Dhabi-linked vehicle for a 49% stake in Trump-connected crypto firm World Liberty Financial (WLFI). The investment, tied to Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan and finalized in January 2025, raises national security concerns over foreign access to sensitive customer data, system controls, and strategic decision-making. The deal also involved board appointments linked to G42, a company previously scrutinized by US intelligence. If CFIUS does not review the transaction, lawmakers plan to pursue oversight hearings and further document requests.

bitcoinist02/16 07:32

Trump-Linked WLFI $500M UAE Stake Sparks Senate Demand For Probe

bitcoinist02/16 07:32

Cardano Launches USDCx to Compete with Ethereum and Solana in Stablecoin Liquidity

Cardano is set to launch USDCx, a dollar-pegged stablecoin backed 1:1 by Circle’s USDC, by the end of February. The initiative, confirmed by Anastasia Labs CEO Philip DiSaro, aims to address Cardano's significant stablecoin liquidity shortage, which currently stands below $40 million—far less than competitors like Ethereum and Solana. USDCx will be usable across DeFi applications on Cardano and interoperable via Circle’s reserve system, though direct dollar redemption remains limited to institutional partners. The launch coincides with Cardano's integration with LayerZero, enabling cross-chain communication with over 50 blockchains. Despite recent declines in ADA's value, the success of USDCx could boost DeFi activity and attract more developers and traders to the ecosystem.

TheNewsCrypto02/16 07:18

Cardano Launches USDCx to Compete with Ethereum and Solana in Stablecoin Liquidity

TheNewsCrypto02/16 07:18

Changpeng Zhao Warns On-Chain Transparency Hinders Business Crypto Payments

Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) warns that the lack of privacy in blockchain transactions is a major barrier to the widespread adoption of cryptocurrency for business payments. He explains that on-chain transparency allows competitors and the public to access sensitive financial information, such as company revenue, employee salaries, and operational expenses. This visibility discourages businesses from using crypto for payments like payroll or vendor transactions. CZ describes privacy as "the missing link" in crypto adoption and emphasizes the need for protocol-level improvements. While some solutions, like zero-knowledge proofs, aim to enhance transaction privacy without compromising blockchain validity, regulatory challenges remain. Despite the benefits of speed and cross-border efficiency, institutional reluctance persists due to these transparency concerns. CZ concludes that without stronger privacy measures, crypto cannot fully replace traditional payment systems.

TheNewsCrypto02/16 07:08

Changpeng Zhao Warns On-Chain Transparency Hinders Business Crypto Payments

TheNewsCrypto02/16 07:08

Why experienced investors are quietly betting on altcoins in 2026

In early 2026, the crypto market experienced significant pressure, with prices dropping 46% from their October peak. Despite Bitcoin's decline to around $68,000, the market remained relatively stable. Analysts on X suggest this period may signal the beginning of an "altcoin season," drawing parallels to the 2017 cycle. They believe experienced investors are accumulating altcoins in anticipation of a major breakout, particularly in sectors like RWA, DeFi, and institutional blockchain applications. However, current data contradicts this optimism: the Altcoin Season Index stands at 31/100, and Bitcoin’s dominance remains near 60%, indicating that the market is still in a Bitcoin-favoring phase. While social media sentiment is bullish, actual market behavior shows a cautious, neutral stance awaiting a clearer catalyst.

ambcrypto02/16 07:01