Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor reverses remarks on self-custody after backlash
“I support self-custody for those willing and able,” said Saylor in a new post after encouraging “big bank” custody in an interview earlier this week. Source link
“I support self-custody for those willing and able,” said Saylor in a new post after encouraging “big bank” custody in an interview earlier this week. Source link
Saylor appears to be “explicitly arguing for a regulatory capture approach to protecting crypto,” which was not what it is about, said Buterin. Source link
The rebuttal critiques several arguments made by the ECB paper’s authors earlier this month that argued Bitcoin’s price should be regulated or outright banned. Source link
CFTC Chair Rostin Behnam hopes a new Congress and president can accelerate crypto regulations. Source link
High open interest signals more leverage, which could induce another flush-out if positions are liquidated. Source link
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis suggests that a ban or tax on Bitcoin could ensure its ability to run permanent budget deficits. Source link
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes predicts Bitcoin’s price will rise alongside surging oil and energy prices if tensions between Iran and Israel boil over. Source link
Ireland’s finance minister wants to act quickly before the EU imposes strict Anti-Money Laundering standards. Source link
The Donald Trump-backing PAC “Trump 47” has seen millions in crypto-denominated contributions from industry executives since July. Source link
Bitcoin’s market share neared 60%, hitting its highest level since April 2021, while altcoins saw muted gains in the last 24 hours. Source link