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 pullback is also showing up on Kalshi, where traders are increasingly pushing any breakthrough further into the future. The…
Bitcoin (BTC) saw month-to-date lows at Tuesday’s Wall Street open as global bond yields spiked and crypto markets awaited a…
In brief House lawmakers will consider the Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act on Wednesday. The bill covers transaction fees, stablecoins,…
The White House countered the bankers’ concerns on Tuesday by posting economic data suggesting the worries are misguided.Jaret Seiberg, a…
Standard Chartered says layer-2 network Arbitrum could emerge as one of the digital asset industry’s top performers through 2030 as…
In brief The Clarity Act faces its first Senate floor test Tuesday, needing 60 votes to advance; Republicans say their…
The European Central Bank (ECB) on Tuesday called on e-commerce and mobile commerce merchants in the euro zone to join…
In brief Bitcoin fell 2.39% to $76,314, its lowest close since September’s golden cross. The Senate holds a cloture vote…
Two software bugs allowed the attacker to create more than 2,000 times Bitcoin’s maximum supply in unbacked syBTC. Symbiosis puts…
The world’s largest stablecoin by market cap, Tether’s USDt, was reportedly used in a failed Venezuelan oil trade that cost…
In brief Analysts question whether voluntary AI slowdowns can withstand competitive pressure. U.S.–China distrust complicates agreements on shared risks. Outside…
Congress needs 60 Senators willing to put innovation first and provide critical relief to the digital asset industry, argues Rep.…
