
Crypto markets lose $100 billion as Biden signs executive order on digital assets
Bitcoin drops below $40K again after Biden's crypto executive order is signed into law.
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Bitcoin drops below $40K again after Biden's crypto executive order is signed into law.

U.S Treasury Secretary Yellen inadvertently leaked details of the forthcoming executive order on digital assets, leading to a spike in Monero and Zcash. What does this tell us?

The price of Bitcoin and other digital assets rose on the back of the news of Treasury Secretary Yellen’s statement.

President Biden is set to sign an order which will allow federal agencies study the impact of crypto on the economy.

Financial literacy in women leads to increased crypto adoption.

A group of senators is introducing a bipartisan bill to prevent Russia from selling its gold reserves. Meanwhile, the U.S. may ban Russian oil imports, without participation of its European allies.

A study by Chainalysis has revealed that crypto-related crimes hit their all time high. As a response, the FBI created the "Crypto Task Force" to combat illicit activities within the crypto space.

There are numerous examples of talents and high profile people leaving Silicon Valley and Big Tech companies for the crypto industry. One of them is Sidney Zhang, who left Uber and Facebook to join Magic Eden, NFT marketplace on Solana.

Bitcoin could be defined as a new asset class; a scarcity. The global currency market is collapsing. Bitcoin is the only way to short the dollar and Saylor thinks you should.
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