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Top Crypto Stories This Week: From Payne Memecoins to Trump WLFI Tokens
Liam Payne, Sam Altman, Donald Trump, and somehow Oasis make Blockhead's crypto headlines this week
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Singapore's crypto appetite is rising: 57% of institutional investors plan to boost crypto holdings in 2024, outpacing the global 47% average
DOGE: Elon Musk Leading Trump's 'Department of Government Efficiency' is a Joke Worth Taking Seriously
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy join Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in a nod to the crypto industry but how impactful will it be?
Ranking Trump's Potential Gensler Replacements for SEC Chair
Dan Gallagher, Paul Atkins, Mark Uyeda, Hester Peirce, and Chris Giancarlo are potential Gensler replacements under Trump but who's the most viable?
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Blockcast 48 | Independent Reserve Co-Founder and CEO Lasanka Perera on Longevity in the Crypto Industry
Independent Reserve co-founder Lasanka Perera talks crypto, Australia, markets, and golf
AI Agents Enter Crypto Markets
With an AI-powered a16z "killer" and the launch of platforms like Virtuals Protocol and Daos.fun, crypto’s future might well be shaped by these digital, self-directed agents.
Top Crypto Stories This Week: From Taking a DOGE Joke Seriously to Taking Gensler's Resignation Seriously
Crypto reality blurs lines again: Musk backs Trump’s DOGE plan and Gensler hints at SEC exit - What's real?
18 US States File Lawsuit Against SEC For "Unconstitutional Persecution" of Crypto
Eighteen Republican AGs sue SEC, claiming unconstitutional overreach in crypto regulation, demanding federal court intervention to protect state authority