The nephew of the 35th President of the United States and a participant in the current election race, Robert Francis Kennedy Jr., promised to defend the right of citizens to freely own and use the first cryptocurrency.
“As president, I will make sure that your right to use and hold Bitcoin is inviolable. Bitcoin is not only a bulwark against totalitarianism and the manipulation of our money supply, it points the way towards a future in which government institutions are more transparent and more democratic.”
Kennedy wants not only to legalize digital gold but also to introduce it into the daily lives of US citizens. Earlier, he promised to make decisions that support Bitcoin and freedom of transactions, allowing people to manage their wallets, nodes, and passwords.

According to Alex Chehade, the Binance crypto exchange sees the UAE as a “key point” for its business.
“Binance identified that the senior leadership of the UAE wanted to establish the region as a focal point for Web3. They’re trying to diversify away from fossil fuels and they see [crypto] as a great driver for doing so,” said Chehade.
The UAE Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) is a key driver of interest in new technologies in the region, a company executive said.
He also drew attention to the large influx of young professionals and investors into the country. In his opinion, this could speed up the adoption of digital assets in the jurisdiction.
The UAE occupies a leading position in the percentage of citizens owning cryptocurrencies - 27.6%.