Why Trump And Harris Both Are Warming Up To Crypto

Plus, how the Middle East is becoming a center for crypto

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Today we look at how Donald Trump is embracing crypto and Kamala Harris is taking her first steps towards the same, plus Qatar joins the list of Middle Eastern countries to open up to digital assets regulation.

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Crypto policy is fast becoming one of the big issues of the election. Trump has recently embraced the industry, and now there are signs the Harris campaign is also changing its position.

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Pro-cryptocurrency attorney John Deaton has been confirmed to take on Democrat Elizabeth Warren for her Massachusetts Senate seat. Will this benefit the cryptocurrency legislation in the country?

After Elon Musk teased Dogecoin, crypto traders and analysts expressed optimism for the meme coin in the upcoming months.

CryptoQuant predicts Bitcoin is currently “mirroring” September 2023, which could make it a great entry point for buyers.

FINTECH FOCUS

The Qatar Financial Centre Authority (QFCA) and Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority (QFCRA) have jointly announced the launch of a new framework that establishes legal and regulatory foundations for digital assets.

While some other countries in the region, such as Saudi Arabia, are being more cautious, here’s what Qatar charging ahead could mean for the crypto industry.

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