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BitWise has applied to the SEC to offer an exchange-traded fund (ETF) based on its 10 Crypto Index Fund. If approved, it would be the largest and most diverse crypto ETF on the U.S. market, as noted by beinincrypto.com and others (“BitWise Files for 10 Crypto Index ETF with SEC,” 27 Nov 2024.)
No crypto is not being “deregulated” under Republican leadership. In fact, clear regulations via passage of new legislative acts of a popularly elected new Congress and President are highly likely in the coming year.
“Bitcoinization,” bitcoin game theory, etc. has been around about as long as bitcoin itself.
While Democrat candidate Kamala Harris only recently made her first ever public reference to “digital assets,” in a notably underplayed attempt to reassure 2024 crypto voters, Donald Trump is continuing his bold embrace of the technology.
Crypto voters have become so important this election cycle, that Democrat candidate Kamala Harris finally spoke—for the first time—about the sector.
All that HODL’ing (Holding On for Dear Life) has certainly shown itself to be a tried-and-true bitcoin strategy, given a long enough stretch of time.
Advocates of Central Bank Digital currencies tout the efficiencies, “financial inclusion” and liquidity that can be unlocked via “programmable” capabilities of the new form of money.
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.
Call them both survivors. Bitcoin is again picking itself up off the floor of a recent 20 percent price crash.
The notion put forward by some that the Biden administration was starting to see the light surrounding the benefits of crypto technology, and was changing course in its years long war on the sector, just had a brain freeze.
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