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
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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%
Crypto businesses, including venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, are bolstering their political donations ahead of 2026 midterms. Andreessen Horowitz recently donated an additional $23 million to pro-crypto political action committee
Crypto-based prediction market, Polymarket, started a new bet on who will be inaugurated as president, separate from its existing bet on who would win the election. The “winner” is based
BlackRock’s long-term U.S. treasury bond ETF, TLT, has fallen 8% this year while Bitcoin has risen 55%, suggesting a shift in investor risk appetite. U.S. treasuries, historically a safe bet,
British pension specialist, Cartwright, has led the country’s first pension fund to invest directly into bitcoin, putting 3% of the fund’s £50m ($65m) assets into the cryptocurrency. The company is
Medical device firm Semler Scientific has bought an additional 47 Bitcoin, bringing its total holdings to 1,058 BTC, worth around $71.4 million. The latest purchases, disclosed as part of its
Singaporean Paxos has launched a new stablecoin, USDG, which complies with the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s upcoming rules. Profits from USDG will be distributed among the Global Dollar Network’s original
Crypto exchange, Mt. Gox, in an ongoing repayment plan, transferred $2.2 billion worth of bitcoin (32,000 BTC) in preparation for potential future sales. The huge transfer impacted the market, causing