Ahead of the presidential elections and aided by new technologies, political betting is at an all-time high. However, due to regulatory concerns, the market, which some argue produces very relevant information for the public, has struggled to establish itself.

The prediction market giant racked up record trading volumes in August, and is now on Bloomberg Terminal. But can it survive once the election betting frenzy is over?

Choose between the crypto-populist whose "family" just launched a DeFi platform or the ice-cold regulator who might be showing signs of thawing.

U.S. Government holds gold that is accounted for at 60 times lower than the current market. A new bill proposes revaluation, using the surplus to buy some bitcoins.

The Republican nominee has talked the talk when it comes to pro-Bitcoin policies, but it seems the 78-year-old is yet to put his money where his mouth is.

While there had been assumptions that her stance would be a continuation of current White House policy, we're starting to get signs that the opposite might be true.

The markets experienced its steepest decline in a year. This downturn coincides with disappointing job reports and renewed geopolitical anxieties.

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