Javier Milei is big on decentralization but does he care about bitcoin?
Javier Milei is being touted as fiercely pro-bitcoin but he's shown just as much support for Ethereum, CoinX, and selling human organs.
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Binance named in Hamas warning letter signed by Congress
The letter claims that Hamas targeted exchanges connected to “adversarial jurisdictions," including Garantex, Buy Cash, and Binance.
Argentinian presidential hopeful Javier Milei wants crypto votes
Pro-crypto Javier Milei will face off against Sergio Massa in Argentina’s presidential election on November 19.
New UK bill would allow police to seize crypto before an arrest is made
UK police can currently freeze crypto they suspect is linked to crimes such as drug trafficking and terrorism, but they can't confiscate it.
Argentina’s ‘pro-crypto’ presidential candidate may actually prefer the dollar
Javier Milei dubbed the central bank “a scam,” and said that “Bitcoin represents money’s return to its original maker: the private sector.”
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to attend ‘metaverse’ political rally
Assange and his wife will attend the virtual rally which it's hoped will build support for a real-life even at the Royal Courts of Justice.
This Bukele lobbyist now works for Tether too
Tether has expanded its DC lobbying efforts, retaining DMM Consulting, a firm led by Nayib Bukele advisor Damian Merlo.
Argentina’s leading presidential candidate sued for alleged crypto scam
Presidential favourite Javier Milei is being sued after he claimed that alleged Ponzi CoinX was "revolutionizing the way to invest to help Argentinians with inflation."
Winklevii warn Dems that young voters “won’t forget” war on crypto
The Winklevoss twins claim young voters won't forget the "destruction" Senator Elizabeth Warren and SEC chief Gary Gensler have caused.
White House hopeful De Santis sticks it to CBDCs in campaign launch
During a Twitter Space, Bitcoin fan Ron De Santis called CBDCs a "transfer of power from individual consumers to a central authority.”