News with the tag "poll"

Is Elon Musk’s AI venture, xAI, inadvertently casting a shadow over the health of Memphis residents? Recent revelations about xAI’s ‘Colossus’ supercomputer project are raising serious questions about environmental responsibility in the rapidly evolving AI landscape. While the promise of groundbreak...

Apollo, an investment firm with over $730 billion in assets under management, is offering investors a new tokenized private credit fund with the help of security token specialist Securitize. Accessed via the Apollo Diversified Credit Securitize Fund (ACRED) feeder fund, the token is the first public...

The bill includes military bases, camps, hospitals, clinics, and arsenals, and restricts crypto mining within a 30-mile radius of them.

Nearly a third of young voters in the US are using cryptocurrencies, according to a new national poll. An Emerson College Polling Center national survey conducted this month indicates that out of all US registered voters, those under the age of 40 use cryptocurrencies the most. The survey also finds...

A recent Emerson College poll found around 19% of US voters had used crypto, and a majority had a favorable opinion of Donald Trump.

The BlackRock-issued iShares Bitcoin Trust is now backed by more than $48.9 billion worth of Bitcoin, blockchain data shows.

Jesse Pollak, the creator of the Ethereum layer-2 network Base, expects the Coinbase Wallet feature to be available for users in 50 countries by the end of 2025.

Trump poll leads with 210 electoral votes, exciting the crypto market. Bitcoin hits a record $75,000 amid hopes for pro-crypto policies. Polymarket shows a 94.2% Trump win chance.

Bitcoin has broken past the $73,800 mark for the first time since March 13, as the battle to become the next United States president rages on.

The latest crypto election poll illustrates — according to its industry sponsor — that single-issue crypto voters exist. That's a point the industry has been seeking to score for months, and its potential ramifications in future Washington policy discussions could run deep.