BIDEN, TRUMP SLAMMED ON DIGITAL ASSETS, KUCOIN BANS NEW YORKERS, BLACKROCK ETF UPDATE

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Biden, Trump slammed on digital assets, KuCoin bans New Yorkers, BlackRock ETF update. one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, KuCoin, Peken Global Limited the Seychelles-based entity that operates KuCoin pled guilty to one count of operating an unlicensed money transmitting business., saying, Trump launched his third NFT collection titled MugShots., On Janu, Cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin may have to wait longer when it comes to formally agreeing upon a settlement with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as President Donald Trump s administration overhauls regulatory policies, at their age and stage of life, U.S. presidential candidate Dean Philips slammed Donald Trump and Joe Biden on digital assets, In March, One of the former key White House Advisors to former President Biden shared some reactions to Trump s new executive order on digital assets released last Thursday., The Trump Administration has embarked on a fundamental shift on how the United States approaches digital assets in marked contrast with the Biden Administration's policies likely changing the prospects of the crypto market in the United States for the foreseeable future., KuCoin asked the judge for a 14-day stay to address further negotiations in line with President Trump s executive order curtailing enforcement actions against the digital asset, Law360 reported on Monday., [they] are simply not the right people to lead us forward. Meanwhile, has agreed to block New York users from its platform and pay 22 million to settle a lawsuit brought by the state as part of its..