An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link President-elect Donald Trump has appointed David Sacks as his crypto and artificial-intelligence czar — and Silicon Valley leaders and ...

President-elect Donald Trump has named David Sacks as his White House artificial intelligence and crypto czar. "David will focus on making America the clear global leader in both areas.

President-elect Donald Trump's incoming administration has bolstered optimism with promises to revamp crypto regulation and help institutionalize the apex token. Still, studies show that the vast ...

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As the world of digital assets continues to evolve, choosing the right crypto exchange is a critical initial step for investors eager to navigate this dynamic market. With a myriad of crypto ...

Those gains mark a 2% rise in the last day and a 6% surge in the last week. Many other major crypto tokens have seen an even bigger boost in the last week. XRP and TRON have seen the biggest gains ...

The currency peaked at $103,000 on Thursday. With president-elect Donald Trump promising to make the US "the crypto capital of the planet", the digital currency is up more than 130 per cent so far ...

The position would enable Sacks to potentially recommend that artificial intelligence be used in ways that could allow Trump and his crypto bro backers to enrich themselves and worsen inequality.

That combination would appear to reward Trump’s wealthiest and most influential donors in Silicon Valley, some of whom have specifically called for less regulation of crypto and weakening the ...

That's why it's so important to know the best crypto-related stocks for investing. Stocks in the cryptocurrency sector, similar to cryptocurrencies, have broadly outperformed the S&P 500.

Today’s crypto market decline is part of a correction that started during the late New York trading hours on Dec. 5 when Bitcoin (BTC) suddenly fell 5% within minutes to below $93,000.