Bitcoin price tied to US dollar performance, not politics, custodian says
Market expectations of a weakening US dollar may be behind Bitcoin’s recent surge, overshadowing election speculation.
Market expectations of a weakening US dollar may be behind Bitcoin’s recent surge, overshadowing election speculation.
Bitcoin price whipsawed to $66,000 before recovering the top of its intraday range. Analysts explain why BTC is volatile today.
According to a report from PeckShield, ETHTrustFund transferred its entire treasury funds to a new account and then attempted to launder the funds through mixer apps.
Ripple’s significant donation to Deaton highlights the growing influence of blockchain in politics amid SEC scrutiny.
“Over 50 million Americans own crypto,” the advocacy letter states while calling on Kamala Harris to deviate from the Democrats’ current party line.
Digital investment products are witnessing solid buying, but it may take a stronger trigger to propel Bitcoin to a new all-time high.
Despite endorsements from major party leaders, the top and bottom of the Democratic presidential ticket have yet to be fixed.
Biden-related memecoins fell over 60% since the US president dropped out from the 2024 election.
The funds still await the SEC’s approval of S-1 forms. Their launch in the United States is expected to take place on July 23.
Gary Gensler will be forced out as SEC chairman if Trump is elected — but he could remain as a commissioner to continue his anti-crypto crusade.