The two Presidential candidates who have articulated the most pro bitcoin—and anti-CBDC—policy positions, are now politically allied.
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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
Ripple Network’s XRP token was in some cases issued in a way that constituted a security.
COINBASE EXCHANGE DEBUTS WRAPPED BITCOIN
Bitcoin holders looking for a more secure way to use their holdings for so-called DeFi (Decentralized Finance), including earning interest via lending, or borrowing against their holdings, may soon be getting a new option.
RUSSIA LEGALIZES BITCOIN MINING
Many see it as the “game theory” built into Bitcoin playing out. Russia this past week gave legal approval to bitcoin mining.
LUMMIS INTRODUCES LEGISLATION FOR BITCOIN NATIONAL RESERVE
Prominent Bitcoin political advocate Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) moved this week to introduce a bill that would establish a strategic Bitcoin allocation to Federal government reserves, as an additional store of value to bolster America’s balance sheet.
BITCOIN CONFERENCE 2024 IMPACTS ELECTION 2024
Regarding what just happened at the world’s largest annual Bitcoin gathering, the children’s tale “Goldilocks and Three Bears” comes to mind.
TRUMP SEEKS BIG MONEY FROM CRYPTO ENTHUSIASTS
Donald Trump has been embraced by bitcoin enthusiasts as their presidential candidate for 2024—despite earlier comments as president suggesting otherwise—and the Republican is hoping to “crypto-cash in.”
BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
If prior votes and clearly stated policy positions mean anything, there will be a substantial difference regarding the future of crypto and a potential CBDC in the U.S., depending on the outcome of election 2024.
THE LEGAL ASSAULT ON CRYPTO PRIVACY AND FREEDOM
In 2009, the pseudonymous Satoshi set Bitcoin into motion. He would quickly disappear into the ether, relinquish all control of the project, and never be heard from again.
BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
There’s been a recent growing awareness in the crypto community that the 2024 election represents a high stakes proposition for the future of the sector in the United States.









