$BTC Sen. Elizabeth Warren is drawing a pre-emptive red line for the Federal Reserve and Treasury, warning that any public backstop for a crypto selloff would amount to a politically toxic bailout of “crypto billionaires” and could indirectly benefit Trump-linked crypto businesses, raising sharp conflict-of-interest concerns. At the core of her argument is moral hazard: if major crypto players expect government support via liquidity facilities or guarantees, risk-taking increases and losses are socialized when markets break. By tying the issue to Trump, Warren shifts the debate from routine market stabilization to one of legitimacy and potential self-dealing, hardening opposition even among those who might otherwise favor intervention. Substantively, she is also trying to define the boundary of systemic risk, insisting crypto should not be treated like insured banking unless failures clearly threaten payments, banks, or critical credit channels—setting up a future showdown over where the firewall lies between speculative markets and the public safety net if crypto falls again. $BTC
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