Reported 2 days ago
Donald Trump, calling himself the 'Bitcoin president,' and Nigel Farage, leader of Reform U.K., are both aiming to position their respective countries as leaders in the cryptocurrency space. At the Digital Asset Summit, Farage proposed creating a state-owned Bitcoin reserve, reducing capital gains tax on crypto, and blocking the Bank of England's digital currency plan. Trump's administration has already made strides toward crypto regulation and investment, contrasting the U.S.'s proactive stance with Europe's caution.
Source: YAHOO