Binance and former CEO Changpeng “CZ” Zhao are pushing to dismiss a lawsuit by the SEC. Their main argument is the SEC’s lack of clear guidelines on when crypto transactions
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Bitcoin traders are buying short-term protections on Bitcoin in anticipation of potential volatility following the U.S. elections. This is evident in the expensive put options on the CME’s Bitcoin options
Two Ethereum Foundation researchers, Dankrad Feist and Justin Drake, have resigned from advisory positions at crypto project EigenLayer following conflict of interest debates within the Ethereum community. Their involvement with
Bitcoin’s price has shown fluctuations that correlate with the changing odds of Donald Trump winning the presidential election, according to betting market Polymarket. When Trump’s odds rose as high as
The US presidential race is causing increased volatility in the cryptocurrency market with experts suggesting this indicates a higher risk around the election. Bitcoin’s volatility index has hit a July
Democratic nominee Kamala Harris is closing in on President Trump in betting platform Polymarket, with her shares jumping from 33 cents to over 44 cents before voting day. Meanwhile, Trump’s
Citigroup and Fidelity International are working on a new money-market fund incorporating a digital foreign exchange swap to speed up multi-currency transactions. The blockchain-based system aims to enhance money management
Historically, Bitcoin’s value has increased significantly after U.S. elections. In 2012 and 2016, the value soared by 12,000% and 3,600% respectively, a year after the elections. In 2020, during the
Crypto newsletter “First Mover” reports a calm day in the crypto market, with Bitcoin still under $70k. Meanwhile, the Singapore central bank is eyeing tokenization, betting platform Polymarket sees rising
CoinDesk 20 index is down 1.7%, trading at 2010.38 with all 20 assets underperforming. Best performers amidst the decrease are Bitcoin and Ripple, sliding down only by 0.1% and 0.6%