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Discontent with the two-party system is reaching a rolling boil, and several forces—from party rebranding debates to congressional feuds and billionaire-sized ambitions—are fueling talk that America may be on the edge of a new political party. America May Be on the Brink of a New Political Party A growing chorus of activists, lawmakers, and political … Read more
In Polymarket’s bustling prediction markets, traders are putting serious money behind JD Vance as the frontrunner for the 2028 U.S. presidential race. The Ohio senator commands a 29% chance of victory, supported by $2.15 million in trading volume — comfortably outpacing every other contender on the board. Exactly three years from this week, the 2028 … Read more
Spot Ether ETFs racked up $224.9 million in net inflows over the last four trading days — around $190 million more than the spot Bitcoin ETFs. Go to Source
Blackrock’s IBIT ETF now holds upwards of $33 billion in assets, more than the asset manager’s gold fund. Go to Source
Trump’s win sparked a surge of interest in crypto, Galaxy’s CEO reportedly said. Go to Source
Bitcoin has broken past the $73,800 mark for the first time since March 13, briefly tapping $75,000, as the race for the next United States president rages on. Go to Source
The crypto industry is watching Senate races in Ohio, Montana, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts — all seen as key to getting pro-crypto lawmakers into office. Go to Source
In its latest report, Coin Metrics explores how the U.S. election may influence crypto markets. 2024 Election: Coin Metrics Examines Crypto Volatility and Market Reactions Coin Metrics’ latest report, authored by researchers Tanay Ved and Matías Andrade Cabieses, analyzes the potential effects of the 2024 U.S. presidential election on crypto markets, with particular emphasis on … Read more
The latest market analysis suggests that if Bitcoin’s MVRV ratio continues to increase, BTC price could be in the six-figure range by 2025. Go to Source
As US elections approach, crypto advocates warn that opposing blockchain could be as shortsighted as resisting the internet in the 90s, potentially costing politicians key support. Go to Source
