1. BlackRock: Bitcoin is the alternative currency to global legal tender. 2. Standard Chartered Bank: Bitcoin may hit a new high by the end of the year, with the outcome of the U.S. election having an impact

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2024.09.13 02:49
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BlackRock believes that Bitcoin is a substitute for global legal tender, and Standard Chartered Bank predicts that Bitcoin may hit a new high by the end of the year, with limited impact from the U.S. election results. Reports show that American consumers' interest in cryptocurrency is rising, and the research director at Coinbase points out the reasons for Ethereum's underperformance. Trump announced that the crypto project World Liberty Financial will launch on September 16th, and the President of El Salvador is promoting Bitcoin as a public relations strategy. Democratic lawmakers are discussing Bitcoin with industry executives, Visa has released a cryptocurrency research report, and U.S. lawmakers have proposed establishing a Digital Asset Advisory Committee

  1. BlackRock: Bitcoin is an alternative currency to global legal tender.

  2. Standard Chartered Bank: Bitcoin may hit a new high by the end of the year, with limited impact from the U.S. election results.

  3. Report: Interest in cryptocurrencies among American consumers is on the rise.

  4. Coinbase Research Director: Ethereum network activity and supply inflation are key factors contributing to its underperformance.

  5. Donald Trump: The cryptocurrency project World Liberty Financial will launch on September 16.

  6. Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele promotes Bitcoin as part of a public relations strategy.

  7. Eight Democratic lawmakers hold a private roundtable meeting with executives from the cryptocurrency industry to discuss Bitcoin-related issues.

  8. Visa releases its first cryptocurrency research report.

  9. U.S. lawmakers introduce a new bill to establish a joint advisory committee on digital assets between the SEC and CFTC.

  10. Survey: Approximately $2.62 trillion settled through stablecoins in the first half of the year.

  11. A U.S. consumer protection organization warns of transparency issues in Tether's U.S. dollar reserves.

  12. U.S. lawmakers introduce a new bill to establish a joint advisory committee on digital assets between the SEC and CFTC

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