Lovers vs haters: The 10 most pro and anti-crypto politicians in the US
While support for the crypto industry has been growing in Washington, it still has a fair number of detractors. Go to Source
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While support for the crypto industry has been growing in Washington, it still has a fair number of detractors. Go to Source
Lael Brainard credited Vice President Kamala Harris, who is campaigning to be the next US President, with helping expand “access to capital, credit, and economic opportunity.” Go to Source
The Dutch government wants to align its data collection rules for crypto service providers with the rest of the EU, saying it would “create more transparency.” Go to Source
The regulator’s Division of Examinations specifically named spot Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded products in its priorities after their 2024 launch. Go to Source
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump pitched himself as a pro-Bitcoin candidate, but not too long ago he said it was based on “thin air.” Go to Source
In addition to raising the withholding tax on Bitcoin capital gains to 42%, Italy also plans to remove the 750,000 euro web tax threshold. Go to Source
Economist Peter Schiff has warned that restoring a real economy requires letting the “phony economy” collapse, which would result in significant financial losses for many. However, he emphasized that the alternative is worse, as it would lead to the devaluation of money itself. Schiff criticized the government and Federal Reserve policies, particularly following the 2008 … Read more
The proposal faces multiple steps before approval, but its passage could ultimately be a boon for the digital assets market. Go to Source
The US is in danger of being left behind by more progressive jurisdictions in Asia, Europe and elsewhere. Go to Source
Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev has revealed that cybercrime damage in Russia has surpassed $1.25 billion so far this year, with both individuals and organizations, including government bodies, as frequent targets. He highlighted that cybercrime now represents 40% of all crimes in the country, rising to 60% in serious cases. Cybercrime Costs Russia Over $1.25 … Read more