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He did it again... Over $495,100,000 have been liquidated from the crypto markets within the last 24 hours.
This is the single largest Bitcoin liquidation event in history, just days after Jim Cramer told investors to buy and called $BTC a winner... More seriously some pullback / profit taking was long due... but the market is taking the habit of going short Jim Cramer's view Source: Jacob King
JUST IN: 'America elected the most pro-crypto Congress ever with almost 300 pro-crypto elected to the House and Senate - CNBC
Crypto execs, investors and evangelists saw the election as existential to an industry that spent the past four years simultaneously trying to grow up while being repeatedly beaten down. In total, crypto-related PACs and other groups tied to the industry reeled in over $245 million, according to Federal Election Commission data. Nearly 300 pro-crypto lawmakers will take seats in the House and Senate, according to Stand With Crypto, giving the sector unprecedented influence over the legislative agenda. Link to CNBC article >>> https://lnkd.in/euj8FDqN
Should pension funds invest in Crypto?
The Times @CoinCornerDanny makes the case for YES!! The "Times" are changing... Source: Bitcoin Magazine
Breaking news:
Officially, Gary Gensler’s five-year term on the commission does not run out until 2026, but it has become customary for SEC chairs to move on when the US presidency changes hands. https://on.ft.com/4fzNwtJ Source: FT
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