Jersey City follows Wisconsin's lead and will invest some of its pension funds in Bitcoin ETFs
Jersey City’s pension fund plans to invest in Bitcoin ETFs, reflecting increased institutional acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
DanteJersey City’s pension fund plans to invest in Bitcoin ETFs, reflecting increased institutional acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
DanteMarathon Digital strengthens its Bitcoin treasury with a $100 million investment, reflecting a growing HODL trend among miners.
Cheng YuanRussia's new law legalises international bitcoin payments but restricts domestic use and mining practices.
SanyaThe crypto market has faced a significant downturn, with Bitcoin and Ether leading the decline amid large-scale liquidations and concerns linked to broader market performance.
HafizPeter Schif criticises the notion of Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset, comparing it to political vote-buying and questioning investor resolve in volatile markets.
WenJunHoskinson predicts Cardano could surpass Bitcoin due to its mission and adaptability, emphasising governance and technological evolution.
Cheng YuanFranklin Templeton plans to launch a Solana ETF, following its new Ethereum ETF, reflecting a strategy to diversify digital asset investments. This could broaden investment opportunities and enhance the firm’s market presence.
BerniceMt. Gox creditors finally receive Bitcoin payouts after a decade, restoring faith in the crypto industry's compensation efforts.
SanyaSenator Cynthia Lummis is set to propose legislation that could see Bitcoin held by the Federal Reserve as a strategic reserve asset, potentially transforming its status in the financial world.
WenJunBitcoin’s ad debut on the Las Vegas Sphere highlights its prominent role in the crypto space, while Dogwifhat’s future appearance remains uncertain. The fluctuating market dynamics and recent ETF outflows further underscore the volatile nature of cryptocurrency investments.
HafizWith US President Biden announcing that he would not run for re-election, the competition within the Democratic Party for the next presidential candidate has officially begun. The candidates each have different political capital and influence, and their positions on cryptocurrency policies are also worthy of attention.
JinseFinanceElon Musk's X app, amid anticipation, unveils a dedicated account for its upcoming payment feature, fueling speculation about potential cryptocurrency integration. However, concerns arise over X's focus on crypto-friendly content as some researchers note a shift in payment structures. Musk's vision for X's role in personal finance adds to the intrigue, leaving the crypto community eager for the app's future impact.
SanyaUnravel Elon Musk's vision for an 'everything app' and dive into the community's reactions and speculations about the future of financial transactions on the platform
BrianMusk plans to launch X's payment services by mid-2024, with minimal focus on cryptocurrency.
AlexLinda Yaccarino, CEO of X, unveiled the company's upcoming foray into the realm of payment features and offered insights into a diverse range of features soon to be introduced.
KikyoIf crypto is so great for payments, why aren’t more people using it?
ClementBinance Pay users can now make crypto payments for their daily purchases through the Lyzi App and its network of merchants.
OthersDigital currencies have found a major backer in a Nigerian presidential candidate, who expresses confidence in their potential and rejects ...
BitcoinistThe Conservative prime ministerial candidate believes Canadians should be free to use bitcoin and other crypto-assets as money in the country.
CointelegraphRegardless of who wins the presidency, France is unlikely to deviate from the pan-European regulatory approach.
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