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Learn about the United States' influence on global markets, focusing on its economic policies, technological advancements, and cultural impact.
Learn about the United States' influence on global markets, focusing on its economic policies, technological advancements, and cultural impact.
The advocacy group for the crypto community claims that 18 Senators support crypto while 30 are against the industry. Members of the House of Representatives are mainly supportive, as are presidential candidates.
As Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong recently pointed out, “Being anti-crypto is a really bad political strategy going into 2024.”
Trump's nominee may end Gensler's war on digital assets, but legacy Democratic appointments and banking hesitancy could challenge the pro-crypto agenda.
Mathilde AdamTrump's nominee may end Gensler's war on digital assets, but legacy Democratic appointments and banking hesitancy could challenge the pro-crypto agenda.
Mathilde AdamThe advocacy group for the crypto community claims that 18 Senators support crypto while 30 are against the industry. Members of the House of Representatives are mainly supportive, as are presidential candidates.
Sasha MarkevichAs Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong recently pointed out, “Being anti-crypto is a really bad political strategy going into 2024.”
Eva Senzaj PauramA recent photograph depicting disgraced ex-FTX and Alameda kingpin, Sam Bankman-Fried, near a New York office of the U.S. Department of Justice, has raised suspicions that he may be aiding the agency in a number of pending crypto investigations.
Jack MartinThe two companies have announced a strategic alliance to help mutual clients to ‘address digital asset ecosystem compliance challenges’ with an initial focus on law enforcement agencies, regulators and financial institutions.
Jack MartinBetter late than never… The launch of the Federal Reserve’s FedNow service later this month will bring 24/7/365 instant payments to the U.S. banking system, making it the last major global economy to officially implement such functionality.
Jack MartinA long-running study by the National Bureau of Economic Research found that overall crypto ownership rose from under 2% of the U.S. population to almost 12% between 2018 and 2022. However, among the most common reason given for not owning crypto was a lack of knowledge on the subject.
Jack Martin