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A recent survey conducted by The Harris Poll and commissioned by Digital Currency Group (DCG) reveals that cryptocurrency is emerging as a critical issue among voters in key swing states. Over 20% of respondents from states like Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania demand more discourse on digital assets from political candidates ahead of the 2024 elections. … Read more
A majority of respondents with crypto-positive views said they intended to vote in 2024, where tight elections in certain states could swing to either political party. Go to Source
The former Wall Street and City of London banker is making his second bid to become mayor of London. Go to Source
Brian Rose also aims to implement a new London cryptocurrency to promote financial education in the Greater London area. Go to Source
It’s unclear if Rep. Emmer will have enough support to win in a full floor vote, but the lack of a Speaker of the House has effectively halted all legislation since Oct. 3. Go to Source
The 22% self-limit rule ensures at least four major staking entities would need to collude in order for the chain to reach finalization. Go to Source
Along with longshot Democratic hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Francis Suarez was one of the few openly crypto-friendly candidates running in 2024. Go to Source
Rep. David Schweikert, featured as a lawmaker “very supportive” of crypto in the United States, paid $175,000 as part of a settlement related to violations of House ethics rules. Go to Source
Bank of Italy is calling for closer regulator scrutiny of stablecoins, which they say “have not proved stable at all.” Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez signed paperwork on June 14 signaling his intention to run for the United States presidency. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico