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Today, we look at how to trade Bitcoin during the election, how Coinbase plans to follow Microstrategy’s Bitcoin playbook and more.

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Trading Bitcoin During The 2024 Election: Here's What You Should Know

Bitcoin is entering stormy waters ahead of election day (or week?).

Experts predict volatility and it’s already started, with Bitcoin dropping under $71,000. But they also shared a couple of useful nuggets of alpha to pay attention to as we head into the election.

Everything you need to know about trading Bitcoin during the election:

Read the full scoop here.

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QUICK N DIRTY

Shiba Inu is currently consolidating ahead of its next upside move but lead developer Shytoshi Kusama got into a bit of a ‘dogfight’ on social media. Here’s what happened.

BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETFs keep slurping up all the Bitcoin. The 1 million BTC threshold has been breached and now BlackRock is targeting Satoshi as the biggest BTC holder.

Michael Saylor has unveiled a new dastardly plan: MicroStrategy plans to raise $42 billion to buy more Bitcoin. Here’s the fine print on that idea.

FINTECH FOCUS

Coinbase On Following MicroStrategy's Bitcoin Playbook: Looking For 'Opportunities,' Says CFO, But Highlights Key Difference Between The Two Companies

Coinbase wants to expand the bitcoin holdings on its books, according to its latest earnings call.

But the company isn’t quite ready to go full throttle on the crypto king like Michael Saylor’s Microstrategy.

Instead, they plan to follow the Saylor Bitcoin playbook with an asterisk.

What exactly that means?

Read the full scoop here.

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