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.
Bitcoin recovered to $71,500 amid US-Iran tensions that rattled broader markets, but a surge in liquidations earlier and rising rate-hike expectations are clouding the outlook.
Why Morgan Stanley's MSBT signals institutional crypto has finally arrived
Bitcoin’s drop from $76K tracks a broader macro repricing—hawkish Fed signals, rising oil, and sticky inflation—but the absence of leverage-driven excess and steady spot demand suggest the pullback is structural, not terminal.
First-ever formal guidance classifies most digital assets as non-securities, ending over a decade of regulatory ambiguity.
The Polygon-GSR backed chain enters a sector where monthly volumes have hit $739 billion — but where Hyperliquid already commands the majority of open interest
Bitcoin recovered to $71,500 amid US-Iran tensions that rattled broader markets, but a surge in liquidations earlier and rising rate-hike expectations are clouding the outlook.
Stop trying to define “gambling.” A cleaner lens is whether markets permit real information discovery – and whether states treat the underlying activity as a tradable commodity or a tightly controlled wager.
Why Morgan Stanley's MSBT signals institutional crypto has finally arrived
