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TMTG aims to attract investors with its "America-first" approach to investing, including Bitcoin exposure and ETFs aligned with the "Patriot Economy."
The move was expected by the market, as Bitwise registered a DOGE trust last week.
Lummis' amicus brief calls out SEC's enforcement-driven approach as unconstitutional, backing clearer legislative guidance.
The former BitMEX CEO mentions macro signals as indicators of an imminent correction, before the market resumes an upward movement.
Agentic AI agents drive $16 billion market in six months, transforming crypto interactions.
Ethereum's evolution towards user-friendly and interoperable Layer 2 solutions is crucial, with native interoperability and EIP-7702 poised to revolutionize security and UX.
The Committee is asking for evidence regarding cases of crypto firms being denied of banking services.
Morgan Stanley is exploring a strategic entry into crypto amid shifting perceptions and regulatory challenges.
Lummis stated that the subcommittee will bolster the idea of a US strategic Bitcoin reserve and will prevent crypto firms debanking.
Roman Storm released a statement assessing the impact of the Tornado Cash case following a favorable legal ruling.
US court's ruling against OFAC prompts surge in Tornado Cash token and raises privacy rights debates.
Political support grows for the Bitcoin Reserve concept as a practical solution to U.S. financial woes.
The bills mention Bitcoin loans and investment of up to 10% of the state fund in BTC.
The bill makes Oklahoma the latest among several states that are looking to add Bitcoin to their reserves.
SEC claims Musk's delayed Twitter disclosure saved him $150 million and hurt retail investors.
The cost of holding non-yielding assets like Bitcoin rises when Treasury yields spike.
Decentralized AI paves the way for a more inclusive and equitable digital future by leveraging blockchain to mitigate the risks posed by Big Tech dominance.
The development was considered a big win, as it was granted by a circuit court.
If approved, the rule would place the responsibility of hacks on wallet providers even in cases of negligence.
Although not directly from the FDIC, Hill's remarks brought new clarity to what critics have called "Operation Chokepoint 2.0."
