Sergey Baranov – One of Donald Trump’s campaigning promises, while dodging bullets, was firing Gary Gensler on his first day in office. His announcement at a Bitcoin conference in Nashville was met with great enthusiasm and applause.
Under Gensler’s leadership, the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) has lost the public trust. Apart from the outrage, Gensler’s persistent attack on crypto and the hunt for crypto founders brought together 18 states in a lawsuit against the agency for unconstitutional overreach of digital assets.
When the crowd heard Trump making this promise and repeating it twice following the excitement, I thought the war on crypto would finally be over. Continue reading
Greg Hunter – There was a terror attack in Moscow last week that killed at least 130 unarmed people who were out for a night of fun. Russian security services (known as the FSB) think that the US, UK and Ukraine were behind the attack.
The cryptocurrency market has had extremely high peaks and low depressions over the past few years. Last fall saw the high of several coins, with Bitcoin (BTC) exceeding $68,000 per coin and Ethereum (ETH) surpassing $4,600.
Simon Black – If there’s one thing the world has taught us over the past 18-24 months, it’s that everything can change… in an instant.
Bitcoin is one of the most widely accepted cryptocurrencies around the world. This is because of the blockchain technology that supports bitcoin transactions.