Crypto Leaders and Lawmakers Clash Behind Closed Doors Over DeFi Rules
TLDR: Lawmakers and crypto executives met privately in Washington to push stalled crypto market structure legislation forward. Whi...
Momentum Will Return To D.C., Solana Policy Institute President Says
As the U.S. Government shutdown has extended into a third week, SEC reviews for IPOs and crypto ETPs have faced delays. SPI’s Kris...
Another Senate Vote Fails as U.S. Shutdown Hits Three-Week Mark Without Breakthr...
TLDR: U.S. government shutdown reached day 21 after the Senate failed its 12th procedural vote on the GOP bill. The 55–45 vote mir...
U.S. Government Shutdown Won’t End Until End of November, Polymarket Bettors Pre...
The U.S. government shutdown may drag on for almost another month to become the longest in American history, Polymarket bettors pr...
Congress Won’t Pass A Funding Bill Until November, Majority of Polymarket Bettor...
The majority of Polymarket bettors predict that Congress won’t pass a spending bill until November, a new poll on the decentralize...
Senate Dems’ Crypto Proposal Would Drive Crypto Development Overseas, Blockchain...
The Blockchain Association has criticized Senate Democrats’ DeFi market structure proposal, saying it has effectively banned key a...
From Raid to Rich List – Polymarket Founder Shayne Caplan Becomes The Youngest S...
Shayne Coplan has been named the youngest self-made billionaire as Intercontinental Exchange’s $2B investment valued Polymarket at...
64% of Voters Believe Candidate’s Stance On Crypto ‘Very Important,’ New Poll S...
64% of voters believe a candidate’s stance on digital assets is important when deciding who to vote for, according to a new Mclaug...
74% of Polymarket Bettors Predict U.S. Government Shutdown To Last Past Mid-Octo...
Polymarket bettors have indicated that the U.S. government shutdown has likely continued past October 15, reflecting a shift since...
Polymarket Bettors Say U.S. Government Shutdown Will be Long But Won't Break Rec...
Bettors predict it will last longer than Oct. 15, but won't break the record set by the first Trump administration in 2018-2019.