$83,878.00
5.91%$1,581.92
5.01%$2.03
4.12%$588.38
2.86%$121.51
10.27%$0.999982
0.00%$0.159992
5.64%$0.24258
2.61%$0.629117
6.29%$1,580.17
4.65%$83,766.00
5.75%$9.39
-0.44%$12.72
6.73%$19.38
8.39%$2.98
1.25%$0.234183
3.49%$0.00001219
6.10%$2.21
6.99%$0.168875
0.33%$1.00
0.01%$1,894.86
5.10%$315.07
10.60%$6.42
0.27%$77.03
6.73%$3.58
4.79%$4.35
3.51%$1.00
0.05%$15.52
13.95%$0.999073
0.09%$1,582.23
5.04%$0.607445
3.42%$28.08
0.77%$204.85
2.87%$1,683.89
5.05%$53.55
3.04%$5.30
7.54%$83,980.00
6.07%$4.84
6.68%$0.00000695
5.43%$0.907394
12.54%$22.38
4.30%$31.50
1.61%$2.09
5.43%$1.047
-0.17%$5.02
5.43%$0.086887
1.83%$0.697549
2.58%$1.00
0.00%$15.20
5.30%$253.24
10.96%$1.16
-0.03%$137.44
6.31%$0.075283
10.90%$3.77
13.64%$0.02229287
6.62%$4.30
0.21%$0.319739
7.68%$83,477.00
5.23%$4.05
0.52%$0.996696
-0.28%$8.10
3.24%$0.185693
4.23%$2.46
5.48%$0.18457
6.39%$0.478858
2.95%$2.55
3.52%$0.297075
6.00%$83,671.00
5.82%$3.66
5.00%$10.46
4.52%$0.44782
8.05%$1,342.30
5.67%$0.071881
11.20%$0.389696
8.78%$0.665041
4.96%$4.07
-0.32%$1.045
5.31%$1.001
0.14%$127.09
10.55%$0.01529384
11.16%$1,583.11
4.86%$0.631051
2.23%$65.71
4.75%$0.625001
7.21%$0.922453
31.95%$1,641.43
5.02%$0.731444
6.98%$0.00001181
12.70%$0.02615605
67.51%$1.00
-0.06%$14.88
-4.64%$0.341269
9.20%$1.00
0.05%$0.620041
23.57%$8.26
8.60%$0.999528
0.02%$3,257.15
2.73%$1,782.98
4.78%$0.157028
6.03%$0.079778
5.52%$0.422687
9.35%$589.05
2.93%$0.747267
3.53%$83,191.00
4.36%$3,253.75
2.36%$0.997996
0.01%$83,753.00
5.68%$0.735614
5.88%$0.26325
4.19%$0.01461683
7.18%$0.013263
20.25%$0.999658
0.08%$1,681.59
4.88%$0.163693
5.80%$0.103512
4.66%$0.480505
4.81%$2.02
8.94%$0.00000061
2.46%$36.31
5.50%$0.552072
2.37%$28.84
6.29%$0.350023
5.32%$156.19
10.60%$1.74
7.47%$133.81
10.54%$3.33
4.20%$0.535248
6.80%$0.00005488
6.28%$2.94
12.08%$0.999809
0.00%$1.78
10.57%$0.997385
0.10%$1,647.67
5.01%$85,008.00
21.02%$0.070222
2.60%$0.517056
11.44%$14.34
7.05%$0.253212
7.34%$0.129256
7.92%$0.999982
0.01%$0.999984
0.01%$1.65
8.03%$0.00494786
9.18%$0.417514
1.88%$4.13
5.56%$1.095
-1.45%$0.565006
5.28%$0.00764955
3.90%$83,866.00
6.05%$84,085.00
6.09%$0.00000042
0.92%$0.16035
5.75%$14.51
6.49%$0.999808
0.09%$1.08
-0.20%$1.13
6.13%$0.394866
10.77%$0.135216
6.20%$5.56
4.31%$110.64
0.01%$2.42
5.70%$0.99967
-0.00%$1.84
2.38%$0.00001933
6.20%$0.999725
-0.02%$0.03998646
6.19%$83,447.00
5.60%$1,682.24
4.91%$22.60
0.46%$0.071844
3.55%$40.81
7.48%$5.53
6.69%$0.136374
-10.65%$77,106.00
0.00%$0.999104
0.01%$0.562071
4.99%$0.529795
18.61%$0.427389
6.48%$1,580.10
4.89%$0.00650598
5.96%$1,583.86
5.12%$0.074546
4.53%$1,581.83
5.01%$0.786863
3.52%$4.13
5.78%$1,652.09
4.90%$0.0000016
7.22%$0.185715
4.29%$0.00005956
4.86%$1.00
-0.37%$0.160543
4.43%$0.999886
0.03%$0.00503954
20.48%$0.00374494
0.90%$0.999441
0.03%$0.384618
8.49%$0.315748
5.09%$0.03004353
1.64%$1,581.40
5.23%$0.999397
-0.04%$0.140752
-0.72%$2.59
7.95%$1,596.96
5.28%$0.671518
5.42%$3,224.25
3.18%$0.02724723
5.98%$103.91
6.83%$83,749.00
5.92%$1.065
8.59%$0.214042
4.99%$2.75
3.68%$0.221358
4.70%$83,120.00
4.58%$0.454152
2.15%$20.92
4.96%$0.567194
5.63%$1,568.82
5.06%$0.495344
5.58%$0.2454
4.20%$0.106151
32.89%$0.99994
-0.00%$0.00040419
-4.03%$1.021
5.01%$0.173834
6.81%$1,581.58
5.08%$19.35
8.40%$0.02979398
-0.11%$21.20
1.97%$0.03338405
3.12%$1,684.94
5.53%$1,667.08
4.83%$0.497331
7.60%$0.997565
-0.01%$0.655361
5.73%$13.57
5.10%$3.42
13.30%$0.096717
6.57%$0.01106592
6.64%$0.221742
35.99%$12.97
1.44%$0.00243718
15.83%$1,733.32
5.10%$0.999862
-0.01%$83,071.00
4.53%$1,723.22
4.85%$1.96
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Democrat Eric Adams won election Tuesday as the next mayor of New York City, and he’s already leaning into campaign promises about embracing cryptocurrency once he takes office. One part of that, it appears, is being paid in BitcoinBitcoin.
“In New York we always go big, so I’m going to take my first THREE paychecks in Bitcoin when I become mayor,” Adams tweeted this afternoon. “NYC is going to be the center of the cryptocurrency industry and other fast-growing, innovative industries! Just wait!”
Adams tweeted in response to Miami’s newly re-elected mayor Francis Suarez, who tweeted earlier this week that he would “take my next paycheck 100% in Bitcoin.” Suarez was replying to a tweeted challenge from crypto podcaster and personality Anthony Pompliano about which U.S. politician would be the first to accept his or her salary in the leading cryptocurrency.
In New York we always go big, so I’m going to take my first THREE paychecks in Bitcoin when I become mayor. NYC is going to be the center of the cryptocurrency industry and other fast-growing, innovative industries! Just wait!
— Eric Adams (@ericadamsfornyc) November 4, 2021
“Touché,” Suarez tweeted to Adams today. “Congrats on the election and I look forward to the friendly competition in making our respective cities a crypto capital!”
It’s currently unclear whether the City of New York can pay Adams directly in Bitcoin. When professional athletes have claimed to accept their own salaries in Bitcoin, as seen with NFL players like Russell Okung and Sean Culkin, it has actually been in partnership with mobile payments app Strike. Essentially, the teams still paid their respective players in U.S. dollars, and then each converted the amount into Bitcoin using Strike’s service.
That appears to be what Mayor Suarez will do in Miami. Mike Sarasti, Miami’s chief innovation officer, tweeted that he sent the Strike onboarding to Suarez, and that he himself had already tested the functionality. “My experience receiving a portion of my pay last week went flawlessly,” Sarasti tweeted.
There may be more to the idea of a friendly rivalry between New York City and Miami in regards to cultivating crypto and blockchain industries within their respective cities.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Ndamukong Suh has had a celebrated NFL career to date, including a Super Bowl win this year in his 11th season. He’s also made a heap of money along the way, and suggested today that he should’ve been smarter with his money earlier in his career—and could have profited handsomely from buying Bitcoin. Today, Suh tweeted about his financial evolution, admitting that he made mistakes with money as a young professional in the league but learned healthy habits along...
On Wednesday, Adams told Bloomberg that he aims to launch a CityCoin cryptocurrency for New York City, following the lead of Miami with its branded MiamiCoin. CityCoin tweeted last week that MiamiCoin has generated nearly $20 million in revenue for Miami since launching in August.
BlackRock’s spot digital asset-focused funds generated net inflows for a fifth consecutive quarter, but the value of those assets tumbled by 9% as the price of Bitcoin and Ethereum slumped, the company said in its latest earnings release. As of March 31, the world’s largest asset manager held $50.3 billion worth in ETF digital assets, about $5 billion less than in the previous quarter, according to the release. Still, among asset managers, BlackRock remained the leader in inflows with the iShare...
Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission have jointly filed a request to suspend their respective appeals as they “pursue a negotiated resolution” of their long-running case. As detailed in a filing submitted yesterday to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, the two parties have already reached an agreement-in-principle, with Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse revealing last month that the SEC would be dropping its appeal. Yesterday’s application represents the first of...
The Trump family’s crypto platform, World Liberty Financial, has denied the project sold off millions worth of Ethereum earlier this week at a massive loss, dismissing reports to that effect as “wholly inaccurate.” “The claims that World Liberty Financial has sold any of its holdings are wholly inaccurate,” a company representative told Decrypt Thursday. “WLFI has not sold any positions as currently reported. Speculation to the contrary is false.” Yesterday, reports circulated that the project s...
