Gensler’s SEC made US ‘nearly untenable’ for crypto firms, say observers
Gary Gensler is going, but the lawsuits against crypto firms may continue — until Congress defines how securities laws apply to digital assets. Go to Source
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Gary Gensler is going, but the lawsuits against crypto firms may continue — until Congress defines how securities laws apply to digital assets. Go to Source
According to Rep. Wiley Nickel, Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris could have made a “really big error” not courting voters in favor of crypto earlier. Go to Source
Predictions markets had an edge on the polls in the 2024 US election, but are they actually helping pundits predict the future? Go to Source
Klippsten warns that relaxed regulations under Trump could trigger a chaotic altcoin surge, drawing liquidity away from Bitcoin. Go to Source
The crypto lobby has made its mark on the US presidential elections. Go to Source
Contributions from Coinbase and statements from executives suggested that crypto companies were likely to keep pouring money into future US elections. Go to Source
The bumper inflow day came despite BlackRock’s leading fund, ETHA, showing a net zero flow. Go to Source
A US strategic Bitcoin reserve faces steep odds, with legislative hurdles and economic risks stalling approval. Go to Source
The iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) saw a rare day of outflows before Bitcoin went on to hit a new all-time high. Go to Source
The crypto industry is watching Senate races in Ohio, Montana, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts — all seen as key to getting pro-crypto lawmakers into office. Go to Source