As Bitcoin approaches the 20 million coin milestone in March 2026, the network 
is entering a pivotal transition from its era of massive block subsidies to a 
future dependent on transaction fees. Industry experts view this as a powerful 
psychological and institutional validator of “provable scarcity.” Provable 
Scarcity vs. Discretionary Policy The Bitcoin network stands […]

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Trump orders federal agencies to halt Anthropic use, citing dispute over AI 
terms and military applications.
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Trump orders federal agencies to halt Anthropic use amid dispute over military AI terms

SOL is down 72% from its all-time high, but several data points paint a 
compelling investment scenario. Is SOL trading at a deep discount?

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SpaceX&#8217;s potential IPO could reshape global market dynamics, positioning it 
among the top public companies and fueling ambitious space projects.
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SpaceX targets March confidential IPO filing at potential $1.75 trillion valuation

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance is once again facing mounting scrutiny in 
Washington, as lawmakers question whether the company is living up to the 
terms of its 2023 settlement with US authorities — an agreement that 
ultimately led to the resignation of its founder and former CEO, Changpeng 
Zhao (CZ). Democrats Urge DOJ And Treasury Investigation On Friday, journalist 
Eleanor Terrett of Crypto In America reported that eleven Democrats on the 
Senate Banking Committee, led by crypto-skeptic Elizabeth Warren, sent a 
letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent 
urging their departments to examine Binance’s operations. Related Reading: 
Jane Street Faces New Lawsuit: Trump Media Calls For Federal Investigation The 
lawmakers pointed to recent media reports alleging illicit finance activity on 
the platform, including transactions reportedly linked to Iran, and warned 
that such conduct could place Binance in violation of its 2023 settlement. In 
their letter, the senators also referenced Binance’s expanding business 
relationships with President Donald Trump’s crypto ventures, as well as 
Trump’s pardon of Zhao. They called for what they described as a “thorough, 
impartial” investigation into whether the exchange is adhering to its legal 
obligations. The latest pressure follows a separate inquiry launched earlier 
in the week. As previously reported by Bitcoinist, Democratic Senator Richard 
Blumenthal initiated a formal probe through the Senate’s Permanent 
Subcommittee on Investigations. Binance Denies Sanctions Violations In a 
letter dated February 24 and addressed to Binance co-CEO Richard Teng, 
Blumenthal cited reporting that suggested the exchange may have facilitated 
“large-scale violations” of US and international sanctions on Iran. Related 
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Inside Blumenthal noted that Binance appeared to ignore warnings and 
recommendations aimed at reducing Iranian money laundering operations. He also 
referred to the same reports cited by the Senate banking committee Democrats, 
indicating that $1.7 billion in transactions to Iran may have passed through 
the platform. Binance has strongly denied the allegations. The company said it 
conducted an internal review and found “no evidence of violations of 
applicable sanctions laws.” The exchange also rejected claims that it had 
dismissed investigators for raising concerns related to sanctions compliance. 
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