Category: ICO

U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren Rises Into Role Where Crypto Sector Won’t Shake Her

The Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee has been under the chairmanship of Sherrod Brown, the Ohio Democrat that the cryptocurrency industry spent tens of millions of dollars on defeating in this month’s elections. In his tenure, Brown allowed no significant legislative debate on digital assets legislation, though even as he ran the committee, Massachusetts Democrat Warren often managed to be the more prominent naysayer on crypto matters. Now that the Republicans won the Senate majority and will take the gavel, Warren confirmed she’ll step up as the ranking Democrat…

Pro-Crypto President-Elect Donald Trump Paves Way for Innovation-Driven Regulations in the U.S.

Trump 2.0 and the bipartisan, pro-crypto Congress will usher in a brave new world for the crypto industry. A regulatory environment that encourages innovation, rather than stifles it, will finally give the institutions the confidence to enter the market. And entrepreneurs, no longer shackled by the threat of regulatory sanction or personal liability, will be free to focus on building. The future could not be brighter. Source

Profiting in A New Altcoin World

As the saying goes, “there’s a million ways to make a million dollars.” In altcoin trading, there are dozens or maybe hundreds of ways to approach the markets to make juicy returns. You can be a scalper, swing trader, yield farmer, airdrop hunter, new-launch sniper; the list goes on. Each of these approaches is getting tougher, though, for two overarching reasons: Source

Copper to Offer Custody Services For Tokenized Money Market Funds Such as BlackRock’s (BLK) BUIDL

Tokenized Treasuries are digital representations of U.S. government bonds and are at the forefront of the representation of real-world assets on blockchains, allowing them to be traded as tokens on networks such as Ethereum, Stellar, Solana and Mantle. Digital asset firms and TradFi heavyweights have been racing to put financial instruments such as government bonds, private credit and money market funds on blockchain rails, to achieve operational efficiencies and faster settlements. Source