Politicians globally are arguing that a Bitcoin reserve would benefit their country.
Florida Senator Joe Gruters argued that the state “should have access to tools such as Bitcoin to protect against inflation.”
As Utah became the first state to get a bill through a legislative chamber that would allow the investment of public money into crypto assets,
Burwick, leading the case against Pump.fun, claims the platform allowed offensive tokens targeting his family in an effort to intimidate him. Pump.fun, a widely used
Missouri is joining the trend of states embracing Bitcoin by introducing its own Bitcoin reserve bill, known as House Bill 1217. Missouri Representative Ben Keathley
Bitcoin remained resilient during the latest market sell-off, while altcoins faced estimated liquidations of $8 billion to $10 billion, with funding rates turning deeply negative,
