The ballot changes. The borrowing continues.
With voters heading to the polls for midterms, The Wolf Den makes the case that neither party has earned much trust on fiscal discipline: “The incentive running through them is familiar: offer relief now and leave the cost for later. I don’t trust either party to consistently resist it.”
For Bitcoin investors, the appeal is still pretty straightforward. Bitcoin’s capped supply holds regardless of which party takes power or what spending promises helped it get there. Read more →
Coinbase wins in New Jersey
After more than 3 years, New Jersey has formally dropped its its lawsuit against Coinbase around staking and lifted its cease-and-desist order. The move is a major win for Coinbase and finally re-allows NJ users to resume staking. According to Coinbase General Counsel Molly Abraham, “Wisconsin, Maryland, California, and Washington are next.” Read more →
Strive quickly climbs the treasury ranks
Despite all the negative news, some BTC treasury companies are continuing to buy. Last week, Strive (ASST), the DAT co-founded by Vivek Ramaswamy, purchased 124 BTC bringing their total to 43,124. That puts the company only 876 BTC from becoming the 2nd largest corporate BTC treasury. See more →
What SpaceX's team did in Korea (From BTM)
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