CBDC supporter likely in White House next term, crypto divide not red vs. blue: Grayscale
The crypto asset manager looked at the leading U.S. presidential candidates’ positions and did not see a partisan divide.
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
The crypto asset manager looked at the leading U.S. presidential candidates’ positions and did not see a partisan divide.
Why this matters
This cryptocurrency story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on CointelegraphRelated market context
Opinion: The failures and follies of Trump’s crypto White House
Early in Donald Trump’s term, his then-advisor David Sacks announced the administration’s intention to pass a stablecoin regulator...
Strategy bought time but Bitcoin’s next cycle may need buyers beyond Saylor
Michael Saylor’s Strategy has calmed the immediate panic around its preferred-stock complex, but the company’s latest overhaul poi...
Bitcoin Price Eyes Recovery After END-OF-CYCLE STRC Shock, Bitwise CIO Says Strategy Will Be ‘Less Important’ Next BTC Cycle
While improving macroeconomic conditions have supported a modest Bitcoin price rebound, Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Houg...
The $124 trillion Boomer wealth transfer could change crypto forever
The next leg of crypto adoption may already be taking shape in estate planning offices instead of on trading floors or in congress...
Why Binance’s reported $2B Mesh investment could decide who controls stablecoin payments
Binance's reported move to lead a new Mesh funding round puts a strategic price on the payment routes stablecoins need to leave ex...
Crypto exchanges are selling stock options and tokenized stocks but users may not own what they think
Bitget launched US stock options this week and says no other major crypto exchange offers them. The product starts with the simple...