Donald Trump may not be the champion that crypto advocates hope
Donald Trump didn’t like cryptocurrency during his first term in office, and he wouldn’t be obligated to carry out his promises for a second term.
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Donald Trump didn’t like cryptocurrency during his first term in office, and he wouldn’t be obligated to carry out his promises for a second term.
As the 2024 election approaches, the interplay between political strategies and industry dynamics will continue to evolve.
Biden’s exit from the presidential race helped Bitcoin recover, but analysts expect the decision to cause more uncertainty in the crypto market.
Kamala Harris’ campaign team is reportedly seeking inputs on crypto policy ahead of the Democratic National Convention.
Vice President Harris has secured more than enough backing to clinch her spot as the official Democratic nominee.
Despite endorsements from major party leaders, the top and bottom of the Democratic presidential ticket have yet to be fixed.
“Over 50 million Americans own crypto,” the advocacy letter stated while calling on Kamala Harris to deviate from the Democrats’ current party line.
The new Democratic party presidential candidate should consider crypto a top priority, according to crypto lawyer Jake Chervinsky in a post on X.
US President Joe Biden’s withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race led to a sharp crypto dip followed by a near-immediate correction, leading to huge liquidations.
Memecoins linked to Joe, Jill, and Hunter Biden tanked more than 60% while a memecoin tied to US Vice President Kamala Harris rallied 133% before […]
