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24-07-2024
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๐๐ Following President Biden's exit, the Democratic presidential race is heating up, with critical contenders showcasing mixed stances on crypto.
Kamala Harris, the current frontrunner, remains vague on her crypto policy, hinting at continuity from the Biden administration. Meanwhile, Gavin Newsom, who has actively pushed for progressive crypto regulations in California, has backed Harris.
On the other hand, the absence of pro-crypto voices may leave the industry's future regulation uncertain.
In other news:
๐ธโ๏ธ Efforts to settle creditors of defunct crypto exchange Mt. Gox are gaining traction, with substantial asset transfers. Recently, Mt. Gox moved 37,000 BTC, valued at approximately $2.85 billion, following a prior movement of 92,000 BTC.
Despite fears of market impact, Bitcoin's price has remained stable at around $66,945, though the anticipation of these payouts continues to stir discussions within the crypto industry.
๐ฐ๐ The U.S. political landscape is shifting as thirteen politicians, including Senators Cynthia Lummis and Tom Emmer, start accepting crypto donations on the Ethereum L2 network Base. Developed by Engage Rise and powered by Coinbase Commerce, this platform facilitates contributions using over 240 cryptocurrencies, ensuring compliance with FEC regulations.
This move underscores the rising influence of blockchain in politics, highlighting the integration of digital assets in modern electoral campaigns.
๐บ๐ธ๐ธ The U.S. government has moved $4 million in Bitcoin, sparking speculation about its next steps. This follows a trend in Germany, where seized crypto assets were sold to benefit state funds. Analysts are debating whether the U.S. will liquidate these assets, potentially impacting Bitcoin's market dynamics.
The move could indicate a shift in how governments handle seized digital assets, influencing regulatory approaches and market stability.
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