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As the United States prepares for the upcoming administration of Republican President-elect Donald Trump, changes in the focus of cryptocurrency enforcement are expected.

The United States is taking a monumental step toward embracing Bitcoin as a cornerstone of its national financial strategy. Senator Cynthia Lummis has introduced the Bitcoin Act of 2024 (S.4912)

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to transition into office, one of his most ambitious goals is to position the United States as the global leader in cryptocurrency innovation.

Bitcoin (BTC) has witnessed a significant uptick in demand, fueled by several key factors, including the overwhelming support for pro-crypto candidates in the United States, a recent Fed rate cut, and the growing trend of nation-states exploring Bitcoin as a solution to their economic crises.

As the United States approaches crucial elections for the House of Representatives, Senate, and the Presidency, the crypto industry is increasingly intertwined with political discourse.

On October 14, the United States saw its largest inflow day for spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in over four months, with more than half a billion dollars flowing into the market.

CleanSpark, a prominent Bitcoin mining company, has significantly expanded its operations and increased its hashrate by a substantial 187% over the past year.

In an era where digital assets are increasingly shaping the financial landscape, the proposal for a National Bitcoin Reserve has begun to attract significant attention from both sides of the political aisle.

In a compelling speech delivered on September 25th at the Economic Club of Pittsburgh, Vice President Kamala Harris emphasized the urgent need for the United States to lead the way in key technological fields, including blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing, and clean energy innovation.

As the 2024 United States general election draws nearer, the role of cryptocurrency, particularly Bitcoin, is gaining increased attention.

The recent approval of both spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in the United States marked a significant milestone for the mainstream adoption of digital assets and the broader Web3 space.

This November, the United States faces a pivotal decision with the election of its next president. Republican candidate Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris offer markedly different visions for the future of cryptocurrency regulation, which could have significant implications for the industry.