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Navigating the Shift: From Traditional Equities to Crypto Indices
Digital assets are on the cusp of a pivotal moment, with indices serving as a bridge to mainstream acceptance.
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Digital assets are on the cusp of a pivotal moment, with indices serving as a bridge to mainstream acceptance.
Eric Trump expresses strong confidence in Bitcoin's future value during a recent conference.
Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss contribute $21 million to Republican efforts, challenging the crypto industry's bipartisan approach amid upcoming elections.
During a recent speech in Jackson Hole, Fed Governor Chris Waller reassured that innovations in digital assets are not to be feared.
Senator Lummis confirmed that a draft of the crypto market structure bill will be presented to President Trump ahead of Thanksgiving, pushing back previous deadlines.
The cryptocurrency sector is rallying in support of Brian Quintenz, urging President Trump to expedite his confirmation as the head of CFTC—a key regulatory position for digital assets.
Following a four-year restriction, Bitcoin exchange-traded notes (ETNs) are resuming in the UK, a shift viewed as a significant milestone for the nation's role in the global cryptocurrency landscape.
Michelle Bowman, the new vice chair for supervision at the Federal Reserve, encourages banks to adopt a forward-thinking approach towards cryptocurrency.
Ripple's recent workshop in Singapore highlighted essential practices for digital asset custody, aimed at enhancing compliance and operational resilience.
Senator Tim Scott forecasts that a significant number of Democrats may back forthcoming legislation regarding market structure.
The American Innovation Project aims to carve a niche in the crowded landscape of U.S. crypto advocacy by prioritizing educational initiatives for policymakers.
The U.S. Treasury is calling for public input on strategies to detect and prevent illegal activities in cryptocurrencies, as mandated by the new GENIUS Act.
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