US presidential debate inexplicably omits AI and quantum
Other terms that went unmentioned: cryptocurrency, blockchain, central bank digital currency, deepfake, and election security. Go to Source
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US politicians who may be spinning the news with crypto
Donald Trump seems to have doubled down on digital assets after he was convicted of 34 felony counts in New York. Go to Source
Is Biden shifting strategy on digital assets ahead of a Trump debate?
Though Donald Trump began accepting Bitcoin for his 2024 campaign, he often criticized cryptocurrencies while in office. Go to Source
Winklevoss twins pledge $2M for Trump, claiming Biden waged war on crypto
Tyler Winklevoss claimed that anyone who disagreed that Donald Trump was the pro-crypto choice for U.S. President was “delusional.” Go to Source
Crypto Super PAC raises $169M following $10M donation from Jump Crypto
A Fairshake spokesperson told Cointelegraph that the political action committee would “have the resources to affect races in 2024 and beyond.” Go to Source
Crypto Super PAC spends $2M on attack ad targeting NY lawmaker
Democratic Representative Jamaal Bowman in New York’s 16th Congressional District has voted against three pro-crypto bills in the last 30 days. Go to Source
Gary Gensler could ‘literally cost Joe Biden the election’ — Mark Cuban
The billionaire investor also intimated that any political aspirations Gensler had would amount to nothing due to the SEC chairman’s stance against cryptocurrency Go to Source
Europe’s crypto industry can ‘sleep better at night’ with new parliament
The European elections have formed a new EU Parliament that will rule for the next five years. Go to Source
Mining execs establish organization to influence US crypto voters
A board member of the Bitcoin Voter Project described the group as nonpartisan and planned to take a different approach than initiatives like Stand With Crypto. Go to Source
President Biden announces picks for SEC, FDIC and Treasury leadership
CFTC Commissioner Christy Goldsmith Romero could replace Martin Gruenberg after allegations of a toxic workplace culture at the FDIC. Go to Source
