Chamber of Progress says Biden can ‘still win’ on crypto against Trump
According to the advocacy group, the US President still has an opportunity to counter Donald Trump’s “change of heart on cryptocurrency” by supporting regulation.
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White House OSTP department analyzes 18 CBDC design choices for the US
The technical analysis of the 18 CBDC design choices was made across six broad categories — participants, governance, security, transactions, data and adjustments. 108 Total views 4 Total shares As directed by the President of the United States, Joe Biden, the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) submitted a report analyzing the design choices…

Not everyone in the crypto industry is thrilled about PayPal’s recent news
PayPal’s Bitcoin integration is “probably not because they want to spur healthy adoption,” explained SatoshiLabs. While many in the industry were pleased with Bitcoin’s surge past $13,200 following an announcement that PayPal intends to integrate crypto into its network, some fail to see any benefits beyond the immediate price movement.According to an Oct. 21 blog…

Getting crypto out of the 'AOL era' — Sandeep Nailwal
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Bitwise doubles down on $200K Bitcoin price prediction amid trade tension
Institutional crypto investment firm Bitwise has doubled down on its big Bitcoin price prediction for this year despite escalating global trade tensions. “In December, Bitwise predicted that Bitcoin would end the year at $200,000. I still think that’s in play,” Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan said in an April 9 blog post. He suggested

Multiple data points suggest Bitcoin’s 2017-style bull run has begun
Last week, Bitcoin (BTC) saw its price rise 6.95%, rising from $10,804 on October 5 to $11,555 by October 12. The surge marked the best performing week for the price of Bitcoin since July and data show a noticeable shift in market sentiment around the digital asset.According to data from TheTie, an alternative data provider…

Watch Chartist Dan McDermitt Debate Analyst Ronnie Moas on Why Trading Can Beat Hodling
This week, technical analyst Dan McDermitt of The Chart Guys educational platform debates Standpoint Research founder Ronnie Moas on trading versus holding.Can traders really outperform a simple buy and hold Bitcoin investment strategy?McDermitt sees trading as a profitable route. “Had I just bought and held, I would be doing a lot more poorly than my…

Franklin Templeton launches US gov’t money fund on Solana
Franklin Templeton, a financial services company with $1.6 trillion of assets under management, has launched its US government money fund on Solana.