A report from the investors’ service pointed to a political divide in language on bills concerning stablecoins and providing a comprehensive framework for digital assets.

A report from the investors’ service pointed to a political divide in language on bills concerning stablecoins and providing a comprehensive framework for digital assets.
Binance hopes to enable smooth BTC deposits and withdrawals while tackling network congestion issues.
Binance hopes to enable smooth BTC deposits and withdrawals while tackling network congestion issues.
The U.S. president will meet with AI experts to discuss safety, policy and opportunities while he’s in San Francisco.
The nonfungible token platform was launched in partnership with Near Protocol.
“If you’re serious about security, @QubesOS is the best OS available today," commented Edward Snowden in a previous tweet.
Bitcoin price performance nails its highest levels this month, but analysts are waiting for the weekly candle close.
Bitcoin (BTC) achieved new highs for the month after the June 20 Wall Street open as observers stayed cautious on market strength.
BTC/USD 1-day chart. Source: TradingViewData from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD reaching $27,499 on Bitstamp.
The pair saw its highest levels since May 31 as the return of United States market trading boosted its performance. Versus the prior day’s lows, gains totaled around 4.2%.
Despite this, wary market participants stopped short of calling even a low-timeframe trend shift.
“It's difficult to look for Daily breakout confirmation for BTC in the context of this blue Lower High diagonal resistance,” trader and analyst Rekt Capital commented alongside an explanatory chart.

EDX Markets is backed by large financial institutions such as Citadel Securities, Fidelity Investments, and Charles Schwab.
May 2023 marked the second consecutive month of crypto VC activity growth, surpassing $1 billion in funding for the first time since September 2022.
A coalition of watchdog groups in the EU urged governments to assess the risks and vulnerabilities consumers are subjected to due to generative AI.
Podcaster Peter McCormack has a love/hate relationship with Twitter and admits he can sometimes be “a dick to other people” online.
What Bitcoin Did podcaster Peter McCormack admits that he has a “weird relationship with Twitter,” as he believes it “brings out the worst in people.”
He’s worked hard to build up more than half a million followers to promote his show but still isn’t sure that Twitter is a “net positive” because it “elevates a lot of stupidity” out of people. And he includes himself in that assessment.
“I can feel myself being a dick to other people [on Twitter]. Like, I criticize it and then realize I’m a hypocrite for doing it myself,” he says.
He’s more of a fan of podcasting, though, and his insightful interviews with A-list guests, such as MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor, ARK Invest’s Cathie Wood and analyst Lyn Alden, have seen him amass 1 million listeners a month.
Also read: ‘The wealthiest time of my life was the most miserable’: Peter McCormack

What Bitcoin Did podcaster Peter McCormack admits that he has a “weird relationship with Twitter,” as he believes it “brings out the worst in people.”
He’s worked hard to build up more than half a million followers to promote his show but still isn’t sure that Twitter is a “net positive” because it “elevates a lot of stupidity” out of people. And he includes himself in that assessment.
“I can feel myself being a dick to other people [on Twitter]. Like, I criticize it and then realize I’m a hypocrite for doing it myself,” he says.
He’s more of a fan of podcasting, though, and his insightful interviews with A-list guests, such as MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor, ARK Invest’s Cathie Wood and analyst Lyn Alden, have seen him amass 1 million listeners a month.
Also read: ‘The wealthiest time of my life was the most miserable’: Peter McCormack

Podcaster Peter McCormack has a love/hate relationship with Twitter and admits he can sometimes be “a dick to other people” online.
Podcaster Peter McCormack has a love/hate relationship with Twitter and admits he can sometimes be “a dick to other people” online.
Podcaster Peter McCormack has a love/hate relationship with Twitter and admits he can sometimes be “a dick to other people” online.
What Bitcoin Did podcaster Peter McCormack admits that he has a “weird relationship with Twitter,” as he believes it “brings out the worst in people.”
He’s worked hard to build up more than half a million followers to promote his show but still isn’t sure that Twitter is a “net positive” because it “elevates a lot of stupidity” out of people. And he includes himself in that assessment.
“I can feel myself being a dick to other people [on Twitter]. Like, I criticize it and then realize I’m a hypocrite for doing it myself,” he says.
He’s more of a fan of podcasting, though, and his insightful interviews with A-list guests, such as MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor, ARK Invest’s Cathie Wood and analyst Lyn Alden, have seen him amass 1 million listeners a month.
Also read: ‘The wealthiest time of my life was the most miserable’: Peter McCormack

SEC-regulated firm INX only lists five cryptocurrencies on its platform, considering them as non-securities.
SEC-regulated firm INX only lists five cryptocurrencies on its platform, considering them as non-securities.
