Trump floats paying off $35T national debt using Bitcoin
The United States government is adding $1 trillion to the national debt approximately every 100 days, sparking fears of runaway inflation.
The United States government is adding $1 trillion to the national debt approximately every 100 days, sparking fears of runaway inflation.
The AMF is giving firms registered under its current DASP rules ample time to transition, too.
Ethereum derivatives metrics show increased activity, indicating higher interest but not necessarily a bullish trend.
Bitcoin traders anticipate a potential price drop below $60,000. Will dip buyers show up?
The prospective Democratic nominee’s position on crypto and blockchain is still unclear, but officials connected to the industry are reportedly getting on board.
Donald Trump is right: The United States could easily ramp up the amount of energy it expends on Bitcoin mining.
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The valuation assumes continued aggressive Bitcoin buying by Microstrategy.
In a January open letter, Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss accused entities related to Genesis of inflating their assets.
The JPMorgan boss didn’t mention any candidates by name, but his message left little doubt about whom he was referring to.