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Bitcoin Takes Center Stage: RFK Jr.’s Innovative Plan to Strengthen the Dollar and Catalyze Growth

In a bold political move, Democratic Presidential Candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. laid out a series of ground-breaking Bitcoin-centric policies at a Heal-the-Divide PAC event earlier this week. Kennedy aims to slowly back the U.S. dollar’s with hard money, including Bitcoin. A step that could reposition the U.S. dollar and solidify its declining stronghold as the world’s reserve currency. Kennedy plans to initiate this revolutionary move by backing a small percent of issued T-bills with hard currencies like gold, silver, platinum and bitcoin. He foresees this as a stepping stone to the resurgence of a hard currency standard in the

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Expanded Surveillance Powers in France Threaten Civil Liberties

PARIS – The French government has granted law enforcement the power to secretly activate the cameras, microphones, and GPS of a suspect’s phone, following the passage of a controversial provision in a broader “justice reform bill.” The move, critics argue, creates an unsettling precedent and puts civil liberties at risk.

The Growing Influence of Cryptocurrency Legislation & Money in Politics

Cryptocurrency is no longer a niche market as it influences the political landscape with significant campaign contributions and policy decisions. The Bitcoin Advocacy Project, presidential candidates’ speeches, state-level initiatives, and the battle for regulation reflect cryptocurrency’s growing influence in shaping political outcomes.

Byte Federal Becomes One Of The First Companies To Receive A Louisiana VCBA License

Byte Federal Inc, a leading provider of blockchain-based financial solutions, has recently been granted a Louisiana VCBA License. The license, which the Louisiana Office of Financial Institutions issues, allows Byte Federal to offer virtual currency custody and trading services to clients in Louisiana. As one of the first companies to receive this license, Byte Federal is excited to expand its presence in Louisiana and provide innovative financial solutions to its clients. Byte Federal Inc. has a proven track record of using blockchain technology to create secure, efficient, cost-effective financial services.

Wyoming Bets Big on Crypto, Despite Market Volatility and Regulatory Uncertainty

The vast state of Wyoming remains one of the most crypto-friendly areas in America. Long regarded as a pioneer in the industry due to a wave of digital asset-friendly officials, Wyoming continues to make waves despite price uncertainty and the massive collapse of FTX. Steven Lupien, director of the University of Wyoming-based Center for Blockchain and Digital Innovation, argued, “FTX would not have happened if it was a Wyoming company.” In late December 2022, Lupien told the AP how state agencies would have picked up on FTX’s “shenanigans.”  While others argued the scope of FTX would have been too much for state regulators to assess

Will Pro-Bitcoin Presidential Candidates Make Crypto A Key 2024 Talking Point?

As the world moves towards a more digital future, cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology have emerged as critical players in the global economy. With the rise of Bitcoin, many are now wondering if 2024 presidential candidates will make crypto a key talking point during their campaigns. While some may see it as a niche topic, the growing industry could have significant implications for the future of finance and regulation. As such, the direction of the next election cycle could directly impact the future of crypto and its potential for broader adoption. In this article, we’ll delve into why pro-Bitcoin candidates may emerge and whether crypto will become a critical political issue in 2024.

Ron DeSantis: Bitcoin Represents a Threat to the Current Regime

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who is running for president in 2024, has said that Bitcoin represents a threat to the current regime. In a recent interview, DeSantis said, “The only reason these people in Washington don’t like Bitcoin is because they don’t control it.” DeSantis’s comments come as the Biden administration has been increasingly critical of Bitcoin. For example, in March, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that Bitcoin is a “highly volatile and risky asset” that could be used for illicit activities. DeSantis, however, argues that Bitcoin is a legitimate form of currency that should be protected. Accordingly, he has said

Arizona Could Be The First State To Make Bitcoin Legal Tender

he state of Arizona has just introduced a new bill to make Bitcoin legal tender which would essentially allow Bitcoin to be used for various payments such as debts, public charges, and even taxes. If this bill passes, it would be a tremendous milestone for the state as no other state in the US has made Bitcoin legal tender yet.

Are Central Banks Coming Around To Crypto After Meeting To Discuss Bitcoin In El Salvador?

The relationship between crypto and traditional central banks has not always been the best. IBM penned a blog post in April 2022, noting “the instability of cryptocurrency poses a challenge to central banks.” A month earlier, the Central Bank of Ireland released a fresh warning concerning crypto investment.  “While people may be attracted to these investments by the high returns advertised, the reality is that they carry significant risk, they said.  However, other financial authorities appear to be taking a more strident approach towards cryptos like Bitcoin. For example, mid-May brought an announcement from El Salvador’s President on Twitter. Bukele