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Midterms
The Democratic Party captured both chambers of Congress in the recent midterm elections. This shift is expected to impact future legislation regarding digital assets.
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Midterms
Midterm election results show Democrats securing majorities in both chambers of Congress, ending Republican dominance. This shift is expected to influence the regulatory direction for the crypto industry.
HotRiot Anthropic Deal
Riot sold most of its bitcoin holdings to fund data center expansion. The new deal allows Anthropic to fund a portion of the construction and earn interest through rent deductions.
Crypto ETFs
Crypto exchange-traded funds attracted $128 million in net inflows as the market rebounded following the midterm elections. Fidelity led Bitcoin fund gains, while BlackRock's IBIT lost $201 million, marking its fourth consecutive session of outflows.
Binance Hack
Jeremy Allaire, CEO of Circle Internet Group, stated that the partnership with Binance remains strategically important despite the recent $6.3 billion security breach.
HotBitcoin
Bitcoin traded near $80,468 at 10:12 PM New York time, up 5.8% from $76,041 a day earlier. US-listed stocks and funds that often move with it include MSTR, COIN, MARA, RIOT and IBIT.
HotEther
Ether traded near $2,426 at 9:52 PM New York time, up 8.2% from $2,241 a day earlier. US-listed stocks and funds that often move with it include COIN and ETHA.
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