2024-7-31 18:40 |
Democratic members of Congress wrote a letter to the Democratic National Committee asking for it to embrace pro-crypto policy. origin »
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A range of Democrat politicians wrote a letter to the Democratic National Committee (DNC) on Friday, urging the party to pivot away from its anti-crypto policies. In the letter shared by the vice president of research at Riot Platforms Pierre Rochard on X, the Democrats advised the party to take a “forward-looking approach” to digital […] The post Democrats urge Harris and DNC to select crypto-friendly Vice President, SEC Chair appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2024-7-29 00:26 | |
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A letter called for the Democratic National Committee to “include pro-digital asset language” in its platform and for Kamala Harris to consider a pro-crypto running mate.
2024-7-29 20:03 | |
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More than a dozen Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives and a long list of candidates for congressional seats are pushing their national committee to adopt a pro-crypto stance, according to a letter they sent on Saturday.
2024-7-31 18:00 | |
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In a letter to the EPA and Department of Energy, the Senate and House members seemed impatient for more data from miners.
2023-2-8 19:33 | |
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Two crypto-unfriendly Democratic senators have sent a letter to the executives with a list of detailed and penetrating questions about the behavior of Bankman-Fried and his businesses.
2022-11-18 00:45 | |
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In an open letter dated August 10, three Democratic Senators led by Sen. Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts asked the acting Comptroller, Michael Hsu of the Currency, to revoke guidance allowing National banks to engage in cryptocurrency activities.
2022-8-12 23:30 | |
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has up until July 28 to figure out a crypto regulatory framework for protecting US citizens with an interest in cryptocurrency investments. This is according to an open letter written to SEC chair Gary Gensler by the US Senior democratic senator for Massachusetts Elizabeth Warren. Speaking as the […]
2021-7-9 15:52 | |
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Facebook’s Libra has garnered a lot of attention from almost every corner of the world, mostly from regulators who are freaking out about Libra’s possibilities and its effects on government monetary policies.
2019-10-9 10:31 | |
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Amazon’s Alexa smart assistant may be useful, but the privacy concerns aren’t going away anytime soon. Now, in a fresh turn of events, the retail giant has confirmed that it keeps transcripts and voice recordings indefinitely, and only removes them if they’re manually deleted by users.
2019-7-3 09:34 | |
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By CCN: U. S. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is the poster child for the “Get Off My Lawn” cranky old man. He’s also a self-proclaimed Democratic socialist as well as a hypocrite and has no problem spreading lies to push his own agenda.
2019-5-23 05:45 | |
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U. S. President Donald Trump completely reversed course on whether the White House will cooperate with the House Democrats’ investigation in corruption and obstruction of justice – a probe that’s widely viewed as a pretense for impeaching the president.
2019-3-6 03:24 | |
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren has long been held up as the crypto industry's chief opponent in Congress, and she's now ascending to the role as the top Democrat in the Senate Banking Committee, where she'll be heard from on the digital assets legislation that likely needs a sign-off from that panel.
Trump's victory presents a unique opportunity to reshape regulation and ensure no future SEC Chair can hamstring the industry again. Expect pushback.
With the crypto-friendly Donald Trump being elected president, industry leaders are now awaiting his first big move, which could be appointing a new chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The scrutiny comes after a French national profited handsomely on the platform by placing large bets on Trump winning the U.S. election
Part of BTC’s spike could be attributed to a $94 million liquidation of bearish or hedged bets against the asset, Coinglass data shows, as Trump leads in early voting.
While volatility is price-agnostic, recent flows in the options market suggest bullish expectations.
At least according to betting markets, the U.S. presidential election has moved to nearly a 50/50 race versus an easy Trump victory just days ago.