Will Trump Trounce Biden? Polymarket Traders Are Betting on It.
With a 56% chance of winning, according to the prediction market’s traders, the former president has a 22-point lead over the incumbent, far bigger than what the polls indicate.
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With a 56% chance of winning, according to the prediction market’s traders, the former president has a 22-point lead over the incumbent, far bigger than what the polls indicate.
A 5.5-year dormant Bitcoin (BTC) whale became active on June 11, moving 8,000 BTC to a Binance address. This Bitcoin … Continue reading
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Ripple, the prominent blockchain company and largest holder of XRP, is expanding its collaboration with the Republic of Georgia to … Continue reading
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Separately, France’s markets regulator said crypto remains a high risk for money laundering.
“It unlocks the rest of the world for easy onboarding,” said CEO Ian Krotinsky.
Japanese investment firm Metaplanet has disclosed an additional bitcoin {{BTC}} purchase worth 250 million yen ($1.58 million), taking its total holdings up to 141 BTC ($9.4 million).
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The company has also received approval in Dubai, U.K., the Netherlands and Spain.
The latest price moves in bitcoin (BTC) and crypto markets in context for June 11, 2024. First Mover is CoinDesk’s daily newsletter that contextualizes the latest actions in the crypto markets.
Elevated interest rates aimed at taming inflation have become a part of the problem, three Democrat senators said.