"All eyes will continue to be on Washington this morning where the politico continue to prove S&P’s point in their downgrade of U.S. debt when they said that the political system was dysfunctional. The payroll tax cut extension is in jeopardy and after spending several hours reading on the current maneuvering, we don’t even know that we can properly explain what is happening today. What we know is that; The Market Today :
Congress is considering new legislation around cryptocurrency, and these new tools could have profound implications for the industry. Andrew Lepczyk Creditunions.com Cryptocurrency is seemingly everywhere in 2025, including member’s virtual “wallets .” A 2022 study from CUNA – now known as America’s Credit Unions – found cryptocurrency ownership among credit union members stood at 39%, as opposed to 17% of the general population. In some ways this makes sense; many Americans who feel excluded from the traditional financial system are drawn to cryptocurrency, mirroring the relationship many members have with their credit union. While there are plenty of enthusiasts, cryptocurrency also has its detractors. Many dismiss crypto ownership as speculative, and cryptocurrency as nothing more than an overly risky, volatile asset. Public failures of companies like FTX have only made the critics louder. A recent study from the Pew Research Center found 63% of r...
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