Donald Trump wants US to rule Bitcoin mining industry
U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump wants the future of Bitcoin to be red, white and blue. Go to Source
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US Bitcoin miners silent in face of Kerrisdale ‘snake oil’ claims
U.S. Bitcoin miners have remained tight-lipped following a recently released Kerrisdale Capital report criticizing the industry. Go to Source
Dumbed down Google and Microsoft AI won’t discuss any presidential elections
Meanwhile, Anthropic’s Claude 2, Meta’s Llama, and OpenAI’s ChatGPT seemingly have no qualms about discussing elections past, present, or future. Go to Source
Can Bitcoin close above $70K amid strong labor market?
Stronger-than-expected employment data could put more downward pressure on Bitcoin price. Are ETF inflows enough to get a weekly BTC close above $70,000? Go to Source
US Treasury: AI brings huge opportunities, risks to financial stability
Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen says AI will only become more important in the years to come. Go to Source
Roger Ver gets bail in Spain, faces extradition to the US
Early crypto investor Roger Ver, known by many as “Bitcoin Jesus,” was granted bail in Spain but still faces extradition to the U.S. for tax fraud charges. Go to Source
‘Stand with Crypto’ PAC hits 1 million advocates
The Stand With Crypto political action committee claims that nearly nine in 10 Americans believe the financial system needs an overhaul. Go to Source
Biden vetoes House and Senate votes on SEC’s anti-crypto resolution: Law Decoded
United States President Joe Biden has vetoed a resolution that would have overruled the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 121. Go to Source
Trump convicted: Is the pro-crypto presidential candidate at risk?
Donald J. Trump is officially a criminal after being convicted for concealing a sex scandal with pornstar Stormy Daniels. Does U.S. law permit a criminal to become President? Go to Source
Implementing FIT21 could be a ‘slow, slow process’ — CFTC Commissioner
Summer Mersinger anticipates extensive coordination and potential delays in the implementation of FIT21 across U.S. regulatory agencies if it is enacted. Go to Source