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The CEO of the cryptocurrency exchange platform Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, has declared the US Election “a huge win for crypto” as he wrote an article on the social media platform X. In the wake of Donald Trump’s win, Armstrong took to the platform to share his thoughts through the lens of crypto and with Coinbase in mind. Coinbase was founded in 2012 by the CEO and it’s one of the largest cryptocurrency exchange platforms, allowing people to buy, sell, transfer, and store digital currency. https://t.co/XyNlxPOObH — Brian Armstrong (@brian_armstrong) November 6, 2024 He started by saying: “No matter how you slice it, this election was a huge win for crypto.” Five separate points have been highlighted as to why this is the case, with the first being crypto supporting Bernie Moreno’s win in Ohio. Moreno defeated Sherrod Brown who has long been unpopular with crypto voters as he has previously voted against pro-crypto legislation and called for more regulation within the sector. On the other hand, Bernie Moreno has shown his support for the industry for some years now and he even sold some of his car dealerships in 2019 to fund a blockchain startup called Ownum. Secondly, Armstrong said the industry received “full-throated support of the winning presidential candidate.” Throughout his campaign, Trump has regularly spoken about the sector and urged crypto voters to be on his side. Third, the CEO writes that “the country fully repudiated the work of Senator Warren and Gary Gensler who tried for years to unlawfully kill our industry.

In the aftermath of the US election, tech leaders have begun to congratulate President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance on their victory. The messages came trickling in on social media soon after the result was announced, with many wishing success to Trump when he returns for his second term. The CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, said in a post on X: “Congratulations President Trump on your victory!  We look forward to engaging with you and your administration to help make sure the United States continues to lead with and be fueled by ingenuity, innovation, and creativity.” Congratulations President Trump on your victory!

The US presidential election has increased interest in Bitcoin, pushing its price to new all-time highs and potentially boosting meme coin prices. The election outcome fueled a remarkable rally in the cryptocurrency market, making it a highly positive trading day. The cryptocurrency sector surged, with major coins posting significant gains. This article closely examines the market’s reaction, especially Bitcoin’s performance, and considers whether this bullish trend will continue to impact other meme coins or if a correction is likely. Trump’s victory sparks a Green Day for crypto markets The election results have propelled numerous cryptocurrencies into the green, with the entire top 100 coins showing strong gains and several experiencing triple-digit growth. For instance, Pepe and Jasmy surged by an impressive 133%, while RUNE rose by 16% and Popcat climbed by 20%.

In an unexplained move, Sega has announced the removal of over 60 of its beloved classic games on Mega Drive / Genesis and Dreamcast from digital storefronts from the beginning of December. A page has appeared on the Sega website, pretending a bit like it’s, ‘Oh, nothing to see here’ while simultaneously removing one of the few legitimate ways to play these old classic games outside of downloading dodgy ROMS and playing them in your own emulators. The full list of games destined for removal is listed below and it is worth noting if you have already bought the games via the Sega Classics series you will still be able to keep and play your downloaded games.

Trump has won, but what does this mean for markets, crypto, and global politics? From traders to crypto enthusiasts and leaders like Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, everyone is watching closely. Donald Trump is gearing up to take office as the 47th president on January 6, 2025. As for crypto, the market is trending upward.