Congressional elections critical for crypto’s future in the US
The industry has amassed a historically large war chest, but little of it will be spent on the presidential clash between Trump and Harris. Go to Source
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The industry has amassed a historically large war chest, but little of it will be spent on the presidential clash between Trump and Harris. Go to Source
Up to 73% of US respondents who currently own cryptocurrency believe that a candidate’s position on crypto will influence their vote in the presidential election. Go to Source
A stock market recovery, investors’ anticipation of upcoming US inflation data and risks to the US dollar dominance are fuelling Bitcoin’s recent price gains. Go to Source
Musk previously signaled he was ready and willing to serve if Donald Trump is elected president of the United States. Go to Source
Previously, former Ripple’s board member Gene Sperling left the White House to join Kamala Harris’ 2024 presidential campaign. Go to Source
Crypto single-issue voters back Trump in pursuit of deregulating the US crypto industry and probably boosting their wallets, but do they grasp the broader economic policies at stake? Go to Source
In November, Massachusetts voters will likely have to choose between incumbent Elizabeth Warren and Republican John Deaton or Ian Cain for the US Senate. Go to Source
The United Nations says the focus is on artificial intelligence for 2024’s “Day of Democracy.” Go to Source
The results of a poll conducted before Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dropped out of the 2024 race suggested that Donald Trump had more support among crypto owners than Kamala Harris. Go to Source
The pro-crypto ex-Democrat Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joined Donald Trump’s team, which would help form a government if Trump wins the November elections. Go to Source