Today's market has risen well, and Bitcoin has returned to above 60,000. Looking at the growth list in the past few days, many altcoins have also started to perform. Everything is moving in a good direction. Buy the targets you like. Maybe one day it will be your turn. I won't say much, let's take a look at the news in the currency circle today.
1. Crypto voters may decide who will win the election
According to a survey commissioned by Coinbase, in key swing states, young cryptocurrency holders identify with the Democratic Party (41%) or the Republican Party (39%) at roughly the same rate, making it more difficult to predict which party crypto voters tend to support.
Former US President Donald Trump has extended an olive branch to the cryptocurrency community, vowing to put Bitcoin and digital assets at the center of the US innovative economy.
And Vice President Kamala Harris has remained largely silent on cryptocurrencies since accepting the Democratic nomination.
Comment: Harris is still hesitating and hesitating. Whether she supports or opposes, she should make it clear as soon as possible so that crypto voters can stand in line as soon as possible.
2. The top federal agencies in the United States are teaming up to revise the meaning of "currency" to tighten reporting requirements for domestic and cross-border cryptocurrency transactions for financial institutions.
The U.S. Treasury Department released a semi-annual regulatory agenda on August 16, in which the revised proposal will ensure that these rules apply to domestic and cross-border transactions involving convertible virtual currencies.
Comment: Cryptocurrency is gradually becoming compliant, which is also a trend. After all, no country will accept "currency" that is not regulated by itself, but the same regulated products will lose the dividends of early barbaric development. Students should hurry up, and it will be more difficult to make money in the future.
3. 75% of Bitcoin has not moved for more than 6 months.
On-chain data shows that about three-quarters of circulating Bitcoins have not been moved in the past 6 months or more.
Although Bitcoin has fallen 21% from its historical high, about 74% of Bitcoin has been stationary for most of this year.
Comment: Those who hold Bitcoin are long-termists. According to this trend, Bitcoin is not a dream of $100,000.
