Cryptocurrency & Free Speech Finance
Cryptocurrency & Free Speech Finance explores the role of digital currencies in protecting expression and enabling financial freedom. From Bitcoin and blockchain-based payment systems to tokenized support for creators and censorship-resistant transactions, this category covers how crypto empowers individuals and movements to bypass centralized control. Stay updated on the tools, platforms, and policies shaping the future of money and free speech.
The crypto market opened the week on a positive note, with bitcoin BTC$65,175.61 up 0.54% since midnight UTC at $65,209…
TRON, the layer-1 blockchain founded by Justin Sun, ended the second quarter with $87.9 billion in circulating USDT (USDT), surpassing…
In brief The coins were first received on January 31, 2014, and moved in block 961845 at 07:03 UTC on…
Miners quickly chose the more profitable version, the original Bitcoin. The new chain, which inherited Bitcoin’s massive mining difficulty, attracted…
BlackRock Canada launched two exchange-traded funds Monday, including a portfolio that combines globally diversified equities with a 3% allocation to…
In brief Wall Street lenders are factoring community opposition into credit-risk assessments for data center projects. At least 75 projects…
London’s over-the-counter market (OTC) market has historically ranked as the number one center for gold trade and currently accounts for…
With the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act now set for a cloture vote in September, many advocates and industry…
In brief Bitcoin price bounced to $65,000 today, but the rally was short-lived. The price of Bitcoin is up on…
Bitmine Immersion (BMNR), the largest Ethereum treasury firm, bought another 7,391 ether ETH$1,871.18 last week.The purchase, worth roughly $14.2 million…
Bitcoin (BTC) slipped below $64,500 after Monday’s Wall Street open as markets digested more US-Iran uncertainty.Key points:Bitcoin joins US stocks…
In brief Permissionless access shows only that someone can enter the financial system, she argues, while inclusion depends on whether…
