Infrastructure bill can still be remedied: DeFi dev-turned Congress candidate
Matt West, DeFi developer by night and a Democratic candidate by day, believes there is still time to remedy the anti-crypto provisions of the U.S. Infrastructure Bill.
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‘Sinister’ debanking of crypto traders is often anti-competitive says Senator Bragg
Senator Bragg says that his government won’t let Aussie banks to practice anticompetitive de-banking against crypto companies.
Democratic challenger to crypto-friendly senator’s seat is interested in space
38-year-old Senate candidate Morgan Harper said she would be "in learning mode" on the crypto space and solicited comments from her followers.
Brazilian federal deputy proposes crypto payment option for workers
Goulart’s proposal seeks a new law that allows all Brazilian workers to have an option to request employers for remuneration in cryptocurrencies.
NYC and Miami mayors duke it out on Twitter over who is the bigger crypto advocate
"I look forward to the friendly competition in making our respective cities a crypto capital," said recently re-elected Miami Mayor Francis Suarez.
Texas Democratic Party aims to use NFT sales for fundraising efforts
“We can’t wait to continue turning powerful, exclusive, behind-the-scenes moments into digital assets that help fuel progressive objectives," said Front Row co-founder Parker Butterworth.
5 Countries Will Accept Bitcoin as Legal Tender by End of Next Year, Says Bitmex CEO
By the end of next year, at least five countries will have accepted bitcoin as legal tender, the CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Bitmex has predicted. He cited three key reasons…
Messari Founder Ryan Selkis Announces Senate Run for 2024 — ‘Enough Talk’
Ryan Selkis, the founder of Messari, a cryptocurrency research company, has announced he will be running for the U.S. Senate in 2024. The entrepreneur made the announcement on Twitter after…
Law Decoded: US as an anatomical theater of crypto regulation, Sept. 13–20
Gary Gensler gets grilled on Capitol Hill as crypto looms large on national political agendas from Cuba to South Korea.