Better Know a Crypto Candidate: Curtis Bashaw
As part of its coverage of the 2024 US Elections, Cointelegraph asked several congressional candidates for their positions on cryptocurrency and blockchain. Go to Source
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As part of its coverage of the 2024 US Elections, Cointelegraph asked several congressional candidates for their positions on cryptocurrency and blockchain. Go to Source
Georgia’s political opposition wants to use blockchain technology to develop civil society and the country’s business landscape. Go to Source
The billionaire mogul’s opinion comes as he ramps up his support for Republican candidate and former US president Donald Trump. Go to Source
The launch of the Trump family crypto venture, World Liberty Financial, during a US election campaign carries risks, possibly hurting both his campaign and the crypto industry’s image. Go to Source
According to a report, the two companies spent a combined $80 million lobbying against credit card competition acts. Go to Source
The crypto-friendly billionaire appears to be throwing his full support behind US presidential candidate Kamala Harris. Go to Source
As the US elections approach, crypto policy betting surges on Polymarket. From traditional political predictions to quirky, unexpected wagers, users are placing bets on what’s to come. Go to Source
In a meeting planned with Argentina president Javier Milei, Charles Hoskinson wants to discuss how blockchain can rewrite global economic and political systems. Go to Source
House of Representatives members brought up FTX, Donald Trump’s token launch, and SEC Chair Gary Gensler at the “Dazed and Confused” digital assets hearing. Go to Source
Michelle Bond was free on a $1 million bond and restricted from traveling outside the continental US, while her partner Ryan Salame is expected to report to prison on Oct. 11. Go to Source