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Coinbase proposes shifting cryptocurrency oversight from the SEC to the CFTC, potentially easing regulatory hurdles for new crypto listings . The industry argues that digital assets should be regulated as commodities rather than securities. This regulatory clarity could encourage more blockchain developers to launch innovative cryptocurrency projects. President Trump is reportedly considering transferring crypto regulation authority to the industry-friendly CFTC regulator. Coinbase advocates for fair capital-raising rules that prevent venture capitalists from dominating emerging cryptocurrency markets. This policy shift signals positive market sentiment, potentially boosting investment confidence in digital asset markets. New Cryptocurrency Releases, Listings, & Presales Today Bitgrit empowers data scientists with an AI marketplace, enabling seamless collaboration and monetization.  Truth ensures secure, decentralized verification for prediction markets, fostering trust and ...

Days after regaining popularity over his Democratic opponent in the presidential race, former United States president and Republican nominee Donald Trump has continued to put more distance between himself and U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris in prediction markets. As it happens, the odds of Trump winning the elections have recently increased to 53.3%, whereas Harris’s have declined further to 46.1%, which means that Trump is currently ahead by 7.2% in prediction markets, as per the latest Polymarket data retrieved on October 8. Trump vs. Harris in prediction markets. Source: Polymarket Trump vs. Harris in prediction markets  Indeed, the cryptocurrency-based predictions platform taking bets in the form of the dollar-pegged USDC stablecoin suggests Trump’s increasing advantage and has reflected the sentiment around key developments that might impact the election outcome, as evident after the July assassination attempt. ...

Weeks after the United States presidential nominee from the Democratic Party, Kamala Harris, evened her odds in prediction markets at winning the November elections against the former U.S. president Donald Trump, it seems her Republican opponent is back in the lead. Specifically, the odds of Trump winning the elections currently stand at 50%, whereas Harris’s are at 49%, which means that the former’s odds have increased by 0.4%, while the incumbent Vice President’s have decreased by 0.1%, according to the latest Polymarket information on October 4. Trump vs. Harris in prediction markets. Source: Polymarket Trump vs. Harris in prediction markets Indeed, the cryptocurrency-based predictions platform taking bets in the regulated dollar stablecoin USDC, presently suggesting Trump’s slight advantage, was firmly in his favor in July after the (first) failed assassination attempt against him. Picks for ...