Bitcoin Looks Ahead to November Amid October's Decline
As October closes, Bitcoin enters November, historically its most profitable month, potentially breaking past $160,000.
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As October closes, Bitcoin enters November, historically its most profitable month, potentially breaking past $160,000.
Following the pardon of Changpeng Zhao by President Trump, experts consider Binance's potential re-entry into the US market.
A group of 18 bipartisan House lawmakers is urging the IRS to revise regulations on crypto staking taxes, aiming to eliminate double taxation and reduce administrative burdens.
The CLARITY Act, designed to clarify the crypto market, is anticipated to be discussed in January, with significant bipartisan backing.
Legislative discussions intensify as industry leaders react to proposed regulation changes that could impact the decentralized finance sector.
Jack Dorsey emphasizes the need for a tax-free threshold on minor Bitcoin transactions to enhance its adoption for daily purchases.
The cryptocurrency market saw a significant drop of approximately $100 billion due to concerns over a potential US government shutdown triggered by Senate Democrats' funding disputes.
President Trump announced a $2,000 economic stimulus for Americans from tariff revenues, raising concerns about its impact on long-term inflation and cryptocurrency markets.
Following a ruling from the Supreme Court that limited his powers, President Trump announced a 10% global tariff, claiming authority under different legal provisions.
During his congressional testimony, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirms that the US will not direct banks to purchase Bitcoin.
Polymarket betting platform shows a significant rise in the odds of a US government shutdown by the end of January, indicating growing political tensions.
The SEC and CFTC are set to convene regarding the alignment of their regulatory approaches for cryptocurrency as new legislative measures progress.
The US Justice Department has decided not to continue its legal case against Nathaniel Chastain, a former manager at OpenSea, after his wire fraud and money laundering convictions were overturned by an appeals court.
The Senate Agriculture Committee is set to release its document on the CLARITY Act on January 21 and hold a markup session six days later on January 27.
Increased Venezuelan oil production may lead to lower electricity costs for Bitcoin miners, with significant benefits expected after several years.
New legislation could enhance collaboration among US agencies to tackle crypto fraud.
Texas becomes the first state in the U.S. to buy and hold Bitcoin, acquiring $5 million worth amid a downturn, raising questions about national crypto policy.
A new bill proposes that U.S. citizens can pay their taxes in Bitcoin, allowing these funds to be placed into a national reserve.
Acting Chair of the CFTC confirms discussions to allow leveraged crypto trading in the US as soon as next month.
A Trump adviser indicates that the US government shutdown may conclude this week, potentially reviving crypto regulatory efforts.

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