- The divestment of coins did not push Bitcoin (BTC) prices down. - The elections in the US, Asia, Europe, and Africa may influence the BTC and crypto's global regulatory framework. - Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) use blockchains to incentivize communities to create shared real-world services. - Investors are offered a buying opportunity. - Some Republicans who weren't fans of former President Donald Trump are in favor of his support for digital assets in the U.S.
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Here is how the crypto market fared yesterday ¹:
- The divestment of coins did not push Bitcoin (BTC) prices down.
- The elections in the US, Asia, Europe, and Africa may influence the BTC and crypto's global regulatory framework.
- Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) use blockchains to incentivize communities to create shared real-world services.
- Investors are offered a buying opportunity.
- Some Republicans who weren't fans of former President Donald Trump are in favor of his support for digital assets in the U.S.