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On this week’s episode of CNBC Crypto World, bitcoin settles in the $60,000 after a volatile start in February. We also recap some exclusive interviews from Trump family-hosted World Liberty Forum. Last, Dragonfly Capital general partner Rob Hadick discusses the firm’s $650 million fundraise to invest in companies that seek to have a global footprint.  

A sewage pipe collapse just outside of Washington, D.C. that spilled 200 million gallons of wastewater into the Potomac River has caught Trump’s attention.  

The metals have had a solid rally to kick off 2026, but a closer look reveals plenty of dramatic swings in prices from one day to the next.  

It looks unlikely that the U.S. would try destroying Iranian oil infrastructure because the Trump administration has talked about bringing energy prices down, says strategist  

David Solomon spoke weeks after a Senate panel advanced a cryptocurrency market bill to create a national regulatory structure for crypto.  

Makary pointed to three bottlenecks: hospital contracting, ethical reviews and approvals and the Investigational New Drug applications process  

CEO Anirudh Devgan said he expects the trend of companies making their own custom chips to accelerate.  

New research says targeted immigration policies can address workforce shortages and support the U.S. population as it ages.  

The Bilt Obsidian lets you earn points on rent or mortgage payments, but you’ll need to put significant non-housing spend on the card to do so.  

International markets have been outperforming their American rivals recently. Investors could still be in the early innings of a years-long trend.