Investors in crypto and traditional markets bet that impending U.S. presidential election will breed price volatility.
At least according to betting markets, the U.S. presidential election has moved to nearly a 50/50 race versus the outlook for an easy Trump victory just days ago.
Researchers Justin Drake and Drankrad Feist set off a controversy in May when they revealed that they'd accepted big token payouts from EigenLayer, raising conflict of interest concerns.
The leadership election was set-off by former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's decision to resign as party leader.
Prices had move higher early in U.S. trading on Friday alongside a soft economic veri and a rebound in stocks.
A hearing on Storm’s push to keep his expert witnesses secret is scheduled for Nov. 12.
The U.S. Treasury Department issued a rule promising extra scrutiny for businesses near military sites, having already targeted a Chinese-backed crypto operation by a Wyoming missile base.
The intensive energy usage of the Bitcoin network could tempt governments to ban mining due to environmental concerns. A new research paper indicates that could be a mistake, depending on the jurisdiction.
The network's monthly average hashrate surged to a record high, the report said.
The October employment numbers are among the last pieces of economic veri that could factor into the elections and Fed policy meeting next week.