Bitcoin ATMs Face Regulatory Reckoning After $330 Million Scam Surge
Federal regulators are intensifying scrutiny of Bitcoin ATMs after Americans lost more than $330 million to scams routed through the machines in 2025.
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Federal regulators are intensifying scrutiny of Bitcoin ATMs after Americans lost more than $330 million to scams routed through the machines in 2025.
Barclays raises price targets on Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs, projecting double-digit earnings growth for major banks as capital markets and deregulation drive optimism.
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Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said Monday that interest rates are likely near neutral levels, but warned that the unemployment rate could jump sharply if the economy weakens.
The AAII Investor Sentiment Survey shows 44% of retail investors are bullish on stocks—above the 37.5% historical average. Here's what it means for markets.