US Presidential potentials Vivek Ramaswamy, Asa Hutchinson, and Dean Phillips have shown their overwhelming support for crypto, but remain the most unfavorable candidates
As the US presidential race heats up, candidates are deciding where they sit on the crypto spectrum: full-on bull or full-on bull sh*t. With crypto positioning itself as the alternative, decentralized, middle finger to traditional financial structures, leveraging on the industry for widespread support is a risky game.
However, with potential Bitcoin ETFs converting the most traditional of TradFi players, showing your support for Web3 could be a winning political strategy.
Trump’s Davos pivot reignited Bitcoin’s rally and risk appetite, but beneath the bounce, historical halving patterns, shrinking returns, and rising institutional dominance suggest a very different crypto cycle from 2016.
The post-trade stack is finally converging on tokenization and real-time settlement, yet the operational and regulatory lift remains far heavier than the industry admits.
ETF inflows, soft inflation, and strong on-chain data pushed BTC toward $98K, until Trump’s tariff threats reignited macro risk and sent capital back to gold.
Bitmine's investment comes with baggage on both sides.
Trump’s Davos pivot reignited Bitcoin’s rally and risk appetite, but beneath the bounce, historical halving patterns, shrinking returns, and rising institutional dominance suggest a very different crypto cycle from 2016.
Financial Secretary announces regulatory progress at Davos as city positions for tokenized asset growth
Bitcoin dips below $88K as tariff threats trigger risk-off rotation into gold and silver
Dutch registration enables cross-border token offerings as protocol expands into tokenized real-world assets
