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Crypto wasn't even mentioned during Tuesday's U.S. presidential debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. But there was a parallel univers...

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Car prices kept sliding in August — among the most of any major category in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) over the last year — as vehicle prices move towards pre-pandemic levels.

The Labour government said the bill will give owners of bitcoin and other digital assets greater legal protection.

Harris and Trump may not have mentioned crypto. But crypto folk had plenty to say about Tuesday night's presidential debate.

The paltry CPI report means the Fed will likely only cut interest rates by a quarter percentage point. Wall Street, for whatever reason, isn't cheery.