Trump’s reserve plans open crypto-world rift
The rift over the president’s proposed grab-bag of tokens signals a rocky political road ahead for one of the administration’s most audacious tech proposals. Underlying the issue: His administration has yet to articulate how it intends to reconcile the president’s “America First” agenda with crypto networks that are intended to be decentralized and borderless by design.
Crypto Czar David Sacks warns that the U.S. government's Bitcoin policy has cost around $17 billion and the taxpayers are ...
President Donald Trump will convene the summit, marking a notable shift toward proactive, collaborative policymaking in the ...
White House crypto czar David Sacks has criticized the US government’s sale of confiscated Bitcoin over the years, referring ...
Previously, the United States government paid little attention to crypto and Bitcoin. In retrospect, if the administrations ...
Sacks' Venture firm, Craft Ventures, exited its Bitwise position ahead of the new administration, according to a source close ...
The U.S. would be in a better position today if Washington had held onto its seized Bitcoin, per White House Crypto and AI ...
The Trump administration has officially backed a bill to repeal a controversial IRS crypto tax rule, with crypto czar David ...
Gordon Johnson, an analyst at GLJ Research, criticized what he called market “corruption” Sunday following President Donald ...
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