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Kristin Smith: The Voice of the Crypto Industry on Capitol Hill
In a recent interview with CNBC, Kristin Smith, CEO of the Blockchain Association, outlined her vision for the future of the cryptocurrency industry. She highlighted the priorities for U.S. President-elect Trump and the new Congress, the importance of clear regulatory frameworks, and the critical steps needed to advance the crypto sector. 
Paul Tudor Jones Anticipates the US Stock Market Crash
During his recent appearance on CNBC, the billionaire and Tudor BVI hedge fund manager highlighted signs of an impending U.S. market recession. The Bitcoin enthusiast attributes this outlook to the Fed's hawkish policies and prevailing geopolitical events. “Keep calm and focus on the long term,” Anthony Scaramucci
The co-founder of the investment firm SkyBridge Capital advised cryptocurrency market participants to stay calm and focus on the long term. He said this on CNBC and named the main factors for an optimistic outlook on the digital asset sector. Florida CFO Advocates for Crypto, Raises Concerns Over CBDCs
The State of Florida holds around $800 million in crypto-related investments. Jimmy Patronis, Florida’s Chief Financial Officer, said in a recent interview with CNBC that crypto represents a big opportunity for the state’s investment portfolio and pension funds.
Tom Farley: The New Face of FTX?
Tom Farley, CEO of the crypto exchange Bullish, made headlines on CNBC by expressing interest in acquiring the assets and brand of FTX. This announcement has stirred curiosity about Farley's identity and his journey in the financial world. So, who exactly is Tom Farley, and how serious are his aspirations? 
The CEO of BlackRock foresees Bitcoin’s dominance!
Larry Fink has expressed his positive outlook on cryptocurrencies and their potential to democratize global investing. In an interview with CNBC’s ‘Squawk on the Street’ on July 14, Fink revealed that an increasing number of BlackRock’s clients are showing interest in digital assets. No, Cryptocurrency is Not Anonymous: It is Pseudonymous
On Wednesday, the U.S. Secret Service (USSS) announced that it has seized more than $102 million in crypto across 254 cases since 2015.
In an interview with CNBC, David Smith, USSS assistant director of investigations, said that blockchain’s properties like transparency and immutability helped the authorities do so. 1 - 16 of 16 results