After Donald Trump’s decisive win in the US presidential election, crypto markets rallied. Investors were elated to learn that the self-proclaimed “crypto president” would lead the country for the next four years, supported by a Republican Senate and

Bitcoin is soaring on optimism that President-elect Trump will follow through on his promise to support Bitcoin and the crypto industry at large. Republicans have won control of the Senate, with the House still up for grabs. And as the future balance

Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong discloses that more than 219 pro-crypto candidates have been elected to the US House and Senate. Other reports estimate that Donald Trump leads the election by 51.2% while Kamala Harris trails with 47.4% vote. The US genera

TLDR: Donald Trump has won the 2024 US Presidential election, defeating Kamala Harris Trump promised pro-crypto policies including establishing a national Bitcoin reserve Republicans secured victories in both Senate and House Trump gained support fro

A blockchain businessman has won the seat from one of crypto’s staunchest opponents and the chair of the Senate Banking Committee.

Warren had 81.6% of the vote as of 8:11 pm ET

Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren secured her third Senate term on Tuesday, defeating Republican candidate and cryptocurrency advocate John Deaton in Massachusetts. CoinGape has confirmed Elizabeth Warren’s victory, which maintains her position as

Warren has amassed nearly 75% of the votes for the Massachusetts seat, setting her up for a third term in the United States Senate.

The crypto industry is watching Senate races in Ohio, Montana, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts — all seen as key to getting pro-crypto lawmakers into office.

Crypto stances vary among candidates vying for Senate seats in Utah, Michigan and Arizona

As the U.S. election nears, Donald Trump’s lead over Vice President Kamala Harris has reached new highs on Polymarket, registering a 66.7% chance of winning. With the possibility of a “Republican trifecta” in the presidency, Senate, and House, analys

Presidential election odds have been driving cryptocurrency fluctuations in recent months, demonstrating how investors believe the outcome may affect the future of the industry. But crypto legislation starts in Congress, making certain Senate and Hou

Ethena Labs faces scrutiny after allegations of unfairly staking 180 million ENA tokens in its crypto farming event.

Pennsylvania bipartisan crypto protection law wins strong support from both parties, moves to state Senate as voter interest in digital assets grows

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives has overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan bill that protects the rights of residents to self-custody bitcoin and use it as a payment method, while establishing tax guidelines for bitcoin transactions. The Bitcoi

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and Tesla CEO Elon Musk have voiced their support for pro-crypto Senate candidate John Deaton in his race against Elizabeth Warren. Armstrong warned that Warren, a vocal crypto critic, has pushed harmful regulations and b

Republicans and Democrats across the House and Senate are increasingly convinced that key pieces of crypto legislation could soon become law.

By mid-September, various crypto-focused PACs, chief amongst them Fairshake, were spending $800,000 per day to flip Ohio’s Senate seat from 17-year Democratic incumbent Sherrod Brown to Republican candidate Bernie Moreno. Brown has been historically

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