Atkins and Sacks: Pioneers of Crypto Regulation?
Following Gary Gensler’s resignation, Paul Atkins was nominated to take over as the new Chairman of the SEC—the approval of which would mark his return to the Commission after a 17-year hiatus and could mark a drastic change for the crypto industry and digital assets. The following opinion editorial was written by Alex Forehand and […] Powered by...
Big Data Expert: Current AI Regulations Hinder Progress, David Sacks Appointment a Positive Step
Chi Zhang, CEO of Kite AI, criticizes both the European Union (EU)’s and US’ approaches to regulating artificial intelligence (AI). David Sacks’ Appointment Boosts AI, Crypto Chi Zhang, CEO at Kite AI, believes the EU’s law on AI, while enacted with good intentions, could “impose burdensome compliance on smaller innovators.” Conversely, the United States “more […] Powered by...
US Senator: New Treasury Secretary Will Champion Digital Assets
A senator hails Scott Bessent as a champion for digital assets, backing his Treasury Secretary nomination to advance a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and reshape U.S. fiscal policy. The Pro-Crypto Leader Poised to Shape US Fiscal Policy U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) has voiced firm backing for President-elect Donald Trump’s selection of hedge fund manager Scott […] Powered by...
Microstrategy Stock Soars as Bitcoin Outshines Real Estate, Gold, Bonds
Microstrategy’s bitcoin-focused strategy has ignited a staggering 500% stock surge, with projections of bitcoin hitting $13 million, solidifying its dominance in high-stakes investing. 500% Stock Gains, $13M Bitcoin Projection: Microstrategy’s Wild Ride Microstrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) Executive Chairman Michael Saylor shared a chart illustrating the performance of Microstrategy’s stock against other major investments on Thursday. Since...
Cox to Appeals Court: DMCA Subpoenas Don’t Apply to Us, Period
Under U.S. law, rightsholders have an option to identify alleged copyright infringers, without directly having to file a lawsuit. Instead, they can request a DMCA subpoena. These documents are typically signed by a court clerk and don’t require any judicial oversight. Specifically, they allow rightsholders to obtain the personal details of anonymous alleged infringers through third-party internet services where the infringing material...
