Trump makes big promises about crypto in US — But can he deliver?
Trump is making bold promises to capture the attention of the digital asset industry and investors.
Trump is making bold promises to capture the attention of the digital asset industry and investors.
An analyst warns that “volatility” could emerge if the US election results are close, but traders will be relieved once it's over, giving the market “firmer ground.”
Coinbase's chief legal officer declares that the “contents are a shameful example of a government agency trying to cut off financial access to law-abiding American companies.”
Roman Storm, currently free on bail and facing three federal charges, will have another four months to prepare for his criminal trial.
The 2024 United States elections will be held on Nov. 5, as digital asset policy becomes a growing concern among pro-crypto voters.
According to World Bank data, an estimated one billion individuals worldwide lack official identification credentials.
As US elections approach, crypto advocates warn that opposing blockchain could be as shortsighted as resisting the internet in the 90s, potentially costing politicians key support.
Concerns about Europe’s upcoming MiCA regulations and Vitalik Buterin’s plans to make Ethereum more efficient were the main focus of crypto investors this week.
The asset manager became the third firm to apply for listing and trading shares of a spot XRP ETF, following Canary Capital and Bitwise.
The US Treasury is especially keen on distributed ledger technology for payments, settlement and clearing.