US private investors predict surge in crypto investments in 2024 — Report
A survey by law firm Barnes & Thornburg found that 59% of US private investors are more likely to invest in crypto funds over the next 12 months. Go to Source
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Crypto PACs invest $4M in candidates ahead of Aug. 6 primaries
Missouri, Washington and Michigan residents will be able to vote in primaries for specific candidates backed or opposed by crypto interest groups. Go to Source
Saylor says BTC strategic reserve is ‘Louisiana Purchase’ moment for US
Michael Saylor previously forecasted that Bitcoin will reach approximately $13 million per coin by 2045. Go to Source
Industry responds to Kamala Harris’ VP pick, despite no clear crypto platform
Crypto users recognized that Minnesota Governor Tim Walz was a relative unknown on crypto policy, but many expressed concerns about his general approach to regulation. Go to Source
Kamala Harris chooses Governor Walz as US Presidential running mate
Walz has previously advocated for more stringent crypto regulations, to ensure the stability of the legacy financial system. Go to Source
Trump cautions current administration not to sell Bitcoin
The former president continues to stress that if the United States does not innovate in the digital asset sector, other countries will. Go to Source
Swan Bitcoin cancels conference amid staff reduction, mining shutdown
According to Swan Bitcoin CEO Cory Klippsten, “it just doesn’t feel like the right time for a festival” after the firm announced staff cuts in July. Go to Source
US government transfers 300 ETH — Arkham Intelligence
The 300 Ethereum coins were transferred from a wallet identified as “Noman Seleem Seized Funds” by the onchain analytics firm. Go to Source
Europe’s fourth largest hedge fund put nearly $500M in Bitcoin ETFs — Filing
Other hedge funds are also reporting sizable positions in Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. Go to Source
Arizona primary involving crypto Super PAC’s $1.3M is a squeaker
The primary between two Democrats in Arizona’s 3rd Congressional District will likely go to a recount, with money from crypto interests involved in the race. Go to Source