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Crypto startups secure $691 million in venture capital during September
Venture capital (VC) funds invested over $659 million in crypto startups last month, representing a 3% increase compared to August, according to DefiLlama data. Read more
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Consensys: Half of All US Voters Support Pro-Crypto Policies
Consensys, in partnership with market research and data analytics firm HarrisX, released a new study on the upcoming US election. In its introductory blog post, the firm addressed several key areas of interest: crypto voters’ preference of party and candidate, the importance of crypto as a voting issue, in-depth looks at swing states, and more. Read more
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PayPal Enables U.S. Business Accounts to Buy, Hold and Sell Crypto
PayPal (PYPL) will let its business clients buy, hold and sell cryptocurrency directly from their accounts in the U.S., potentially opening up a larger market for the payments giant. Read more
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Why Is the Crypto Market Up Today?
The total crypto market cap (TOTAL) has been consistently recovering over the last few days, currently breaching a key barrier. Bitcoin’s (BTC) price is on the same path, inching closer to $59,000. Among the altcoins, SUI emerged as the leader, rising by 11.56%. Read more
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Nearly Half of All Corporate Election Spending in 2024 Cycle Comes from Crypto Companies
Nearly half of all corporate political contributions in the 2024 election cycle came from cryptocurrency companies, according to a Wednesday report from corporate influence watchdog Public Citizen. Read more
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UEFA Champions League Welcomes Crypto.com as First Global Crypto Partner
On August 14, Crypto.com, a crypto exchange based in Singapore, announced a partnership with the UEFA Champions League as the first and exclusive global crypto platform partner. This multi-year partnership is designed to enhance fan experiences and integrate cryptocurrency into the global sports arena. Read more
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Institutions Are ‘Buying the Dip’ as Crypto Finds a Footing Following Recent Market Slump
Institutions have been scooping up crypto following this week’s rout, which wiped some $230 billion from the market and dragged major asset prices to lows not seen in months. Read more