By Marty Bent
Austin, TX
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Don't lose sight of these important economic events during the election chaos this week.
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) steps back from Project mBridge, a CBDC initiative, amid questions on sanctions compliance, leaving its founding partners to advance the project.
Donald Trump marks Bitcoin’s 16th anniversary with a call to end Kamala Harris’s “war on crypto,” highlighting his pro-Bitcoin stance ahead of the 2024 election.
MicroStrategy unveils a $42 billion, three-year plan to boost Bitcoin holdings, aiming to raise capital through equity and fixed-income offerings as part of its “21/21 Plan.”
Reddit sold most of its Bitcoin holdings just before October’s rally, missing substantial gains.
Ed Butowsky exposes how manipulated CPI and GDP metrics hide true inflation, impacting retirees, low-income groups, and fueling social challenges.
Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis proposes a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" for the state pension fund, urging the State Board of Administration to assess Bitcoin as a hedge and diversification tool.
Bitmain denies involvement in a Huawei-linked supply chain probe, calling reports "false and baseless" and signaling potential legal action against media outlets sharing these claims.
Don't expect to get the latest updates on bitcoin from the mainstream corporate press.
Robinhood has entered the political betting market, offering contracts on the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
Japanese investment firm Metaplanet has become Asia’s second-largest corporate Bitcoin holder with its latest purchase, bringing its total holdings to over 1,000 BTC as part of a “Bitcoin-first” strategy.
