Strive CEO Comments on Institutional Bitcoin Adoption Timeline
Strive, Inc. CEO stated that institutional adoption of Bitcoin is expected to reach widespread levels within four years.
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Shares of crypto-linked stocks are trading higher after Senate Republicans released a revised draft of the Clarity Act ahead of Tuesday's procedural vote. The draft addresses Democrats' ethics and banking industry concerns, which may increase the likelihood that the bill will pass.`
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