Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has rejected reports of a clash with the White House, insisting talks over U.S. crypto rules are ongoing and constructive, as regulators weigh tighter oversight of digital assets.
U.S. SEC Chair says it “remains to be seen” whether Washington will move to seize Venezuela’s reported Bitcoin holdings, signaling unresolved legal and diplomatic questions over crypto in sanctions enforcement.
The Senate has approved Donald Trump’s pro-crypto nominees to lead the CFTC and FDIC, signaling a potential regulatory shift favoring digital assets and reassuring parts of the crypto industry.
As China and Germany implement expansive fiscal measures to bolster their economies, the U.S. aims to tighten spending. This divergence raises questions about Bitcoin’s resilience as a hedge and its potential to thrive amidst fluctuating global economic policies.
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The potential appointment of Elon Musk to a U.S. government position could offer him a strategic advantage in deferring capital gains taxes. This opportunity raises questions about the intersection of private wealth and public service, highlighting tax policy implications.
Vivek Ramaswamy, a leading 2020 U.S. presidential candidate, believes the rise of Bitcoin has, in particular, posed a challenge to the traditional government. Despite its volatile nature, Ramaswamy believes the cryptocurrency, if utilized correctly, could revolutionize our economy.