Bitcoin has taken a hard fall. It dropped nearly 60% from its peak in October. This crash has wiped out billions. Now, Senator Elizabeth Warren is stepping in. She sent a strong letter to the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve. Her message is clear: using taxpayer money.
The timing could not be worse for crypto fans. Bitcoin’s price slide has led to huge losses. Leveraged bets are blowing up one after another. This creates a chain reaction of pain. Warren, a top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, wants answers. She asked Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Fed Chair Jerome Powell to say no to any rescue plan.
Warren warns that a bailout would shift money from everyday Americans to the ultra-rich in crypto. It could even help President Donald Trump’s family business, World Liberty Financial. This company just held its first big event at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
Warren points to a recent hearing. Bessent dodged a direct question on using taxpayer money for crypto. Instead, he said they are holding seized Bitcoin. This left many wondering about government plans.
The Treasury and Fed can support banks in crises. Think back to 2008. But crypto is different. It is not regulated like banks. A bailout now would reward risky bets. It goes against the free-market idea that crypto fans love.
Bitcoin’s crash shows the dangers of high leverage. Traders borrow big to bet on price rises. When prices fall, they must sell fast. This makes the drop worse. Warren calls it “cascading liquidations.”
World Liberty Financial is new but tied to Trump. The forum at Mar-a-Lago drew business leaders. Yet, Warren highlights their recent moves. Selling wrapped Bitcoin helped them dodge the bullet. Critics see this as a sign even insiders are scrambling.
Is there a conflict? Warren thinks so. A government bailout could boost such projects. Taxpayers foot the bill while crypto tycoons recover.
| Name | Loss or Impact |
|---|---|
| Michael Saylor (MicroStrategy) | Shares down 20% |
| Changpeng Zhao (Binance) | $30 billion |
| Brian Armstrong (Coinbase) | $7 billion |
These are the big players. But retail investors suffer too. In 2025 alone, $17 billion was lost to scams and thefts. That’s a record high.
It’s not all criticism. Warren urges federal agencies to shield everyday crypto users. Stronger rules could stop fraud. Clear warnings on risks. Limits on leverage for small investors.
Crypto is wild west right now. Without rules, more people get burned. A bailout for whales ignores the minnows.
Treasury and Fed have not replied yet. Markets watch closely. Bitcoin could drop more. Or rebound. But Warren’s voice adds pressure. No quick rescue likely.
This debate shapes crypto’s future. Will it get bank-like treatment? Or stay decentralized? Bailouts could legitimize it. But at what cost?
The crypto world is volatile. Warren’s stand reminds us: No one is too big to fail. Taxpayers should not pay for others’ gambles.
Senator Warren’s letter cuts through the noise. is her line in the sand. As Bitcoin battles back from lows, this fight over fairness rages on. Stay tuned. The next moves from Fed and Treasury could change everything.
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