On 14 February 2026, the U.S. Senate was set to review a bill addressing Bitcoin and the broader crypto market structure. According to the article, the session is planned for 2:00 p.m. Monday, while White House official Patrick Witt said "trillions of dollars" in institutional capital are waiting for clearer rules.

On 14 February 2026, U.S.-listed crypto ETFs showed a clear rotation as Bitcoin traded at $69,789.66. According to the article's data, Bitcoin funds swung from a $817.8 million outflow on January 29 to mixed inflows and redemptions into mid-February. Ethereum's sustained redemptions eased, Solana flows stayed modest, and XRP attracted fresh capital.

On February 14, 2026, Elon Musk confirmed X Money is in closed internal testing. An external beta is expected within 30–60 days, indicating a March–April 2026 launch. The rollout starts with P2P payments and fiat transfers, with plans to add in‑app stock and crypto trading via Smart Cashtags, supported by a Visa partnership and licenses in 40+ U.S. states.

On 13 February 2026, the crypto market rebounded, lifting total capitalization above $2.36 trillion, up over 2% in 24 hours. Bitcoin gained about 2.8% to trade near $68,800 and approached $69,000, while Ethereum rose more than 4% to roughly $2,034; the Fear & Greed Index printed 8 and the Altcoin Season Index read 30/100.

On 13 February 2026, Binance introduced a prepaid Mastercard crypto card for users in several Commonwealth of Independent States markets, enabling real-time conversion of digital assets into local fiat at more than 90 million merchants. The program emphasizes Kazakhstan with local currency support, focuses on virtual cards for use with mobile wallets, and requires verified Binance accounts with completed KYC and no typical annual card fee.

On February 12, 2026, Indiana’s Senate Committee on Insurance and Financial Institutions voted 6–2 to advance a revised House Bill 1042 that enables crypto access in certain public retirement plans via self-directed brokerage windows. The measure removes authority for direct state purchases of crypto ETFs and, if enacted, would require brokerage crypto options by July 1, 2026.

On February 12, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs registered – $410.2 million in net outflows, while Ethereum ETFs saw – $113.1 million, taking single-day withdrawals above $520 million. BlackRock and Fidelity products led the red prints, according to figures cited in the article, as Solana ETFs posted a $2.7 million net inflow and XRP ETFs recorded – $6.42 million in net outflows.

On 13 February 2026 at 10:35, the CFTC announced a 35-person Crypto Innovation Advisory Committee, bringing crypto and traditional finance leaders into policy talks. The group will advise on innovation, risk controls, market structure, and integrating blockchain products into regulated venues, potentially informing how U.S. digital asset oversight develops.

Ethereum is testing a key support area around $1,900 after breaking below its ascending channel, with $1,830 flagged as the next downside level. While price action stays under pressure and below the $2,000 region, on-chain data shows over 4 million ETH queued for staking and roughly 30% of supply already locked. Analysts remain split, with some warning of a bearish breakdown and others arguing the structure resembles Ethereum's early 2020 bull phase.