On today’s episode of CNBC Crypto World, bitcoin crosses the $97,000 level for the first time since November. Plus, new Chainalysis data estimates that crypto scams and fraud drove at least $17 billion in losses in 2025, which is the highest level ever recorded. And, Faryar Shirzad, chief policy officer at Coinbase shares his thoughts on the Senate Banking Committee’s crypto market structure bill ahead of its markup on Capitol Hill.
Chapters:
00:00 – CNBC Crypto World, Jan 14, 2026
0:27 – Bitcoin rises
0:49 – The headlines
3:00 – Faryar Shirzad of Coinbase
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Coinbase weighs in on latest crypto market structure legislation: CNBC Crypto World
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Check out the next episode of CNBC Crypto World here: https://youtu.be/fMrRd_6PV2c
All too similar to the last Trump tariff-induced stock and crypto market crash. No market and no person knows what to do with this lunatic at the helm. He cares about no one else and nothing except his own power and wealth and making money from oil and resources. Doesn't even care about the stock or crypto markets and those who got him elected. He needs to go NOW.
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Coinbase is so desperate for retailers money to the point that they now allow stock trading this cycle they have not made any money to pay there employees 😅.
Crypto was founded to "stick it to the man". I shouldn't need a bank to transfer a store of value from one individual to another. Now, it has been completely sanitized and corrupted by EFTs and Wall Street, and whiny crypto bros are complaining that the lack of legislation is hurting them. Give be a break. I thought you wanted the wild, wild west.
lobbying also called corruption
shut the banks down
The greedy become the needy
Web3 winners won’t be loud projects—they’ll be necessary ones.
XRP isn’t being positioned for retail convenience. It’s being structured for institutional settlement.
With the current market conditions and growing institutional demand, Bitcoin is finally being viewed as a core allocation rather than a side experiment. It used to be 1–2% in a portfolio, but now some analysts talk about much higher exposure because scarcity keeps increasing every halving cycle. The supply is capped at 21M forever, while more governments and ETFs keep accumulating. Over decades, Bitcoin has historically outpaced traditional markets that average around 8%. For long-term thinkers, slow accumulation and holding makes sense. Grow a Portfolio of around 30k to a decent 675k in the space of a few months.Thanks again, Lewis,Reacher for the regular insight&signals.
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The banks want capitalism until it hurts their bottom line. Let the consumer decide if they want interest from the bank or stablecoins.
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Voters finally realized that congress is the reason they get 0.01% in their bank accounts!
They allow stealing from the voters to enrich the Bankers and Congress pockets.
I can't tell if These people are real or A.I. anymore
Lfg
Banks are mad about rewards. They don’t want to pay interest but are mad that others do.
No, Bitcoin bots. I don’t care about your exaggerated stories of how much money you gained, or how wonderful this specific investor is, that you can ultimately give everyone their contact info for. Creating large threads where people pretend to talk to each other is a ridiculous way to scam people.