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As the United States prepares for its presidential election on November 5, 2024, all eyes are on the markets and how investors are positioning themselves amid heightened political uncertainty.

In a recent discussion, MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor reiterated his strong belief in Bitcoin as a unique and pivotal asset class, often referring to it as “digital gold.”

Meme coins have seen an impressive surge over the last 24 hours, outpacing most other assets in the cryptocurrency market despite the general market decline.

Blum, a decentralized exchange (DEX) and trading app operating on Telegram’s rapidly growing TON ecosystem, has secured an undisclosed new investment from The Open Platform (TOP).

Mt.Gox, the infamous defunct cryptocurrency exchange, is preparing to make another round of Bitcoin (BTC) repayments to creditors, following the distribution of over $6 billion worth of Bitcoin since June

As Election Day approaches, digital assets are making waves in U.S. politics, even though Bitcoin won’t be on the ballot. From public exchanges between congressmen and crypto industry leaders to presidential candidates’ promises to create new regulations for the sector, the influence of cryptocurrency is undeniably shaping this election cycle.