Gold prices have reached a new high, driven by expected Fed rate cuts and heightened safe-haven demand. While Bitcoin’s role as a safe-haven asset is under scrutiny, its future performance will depend on how it responds to changes in market liquidity.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. saw $39.02 million in inflows, led by Ark’s ARKB fund, as Bitcoin neared $58,000.

A photo of Biden wearing a "Trump 2024" hat went viral, prompting clarification from the White House that it was a gesture for unity.

The debate has highlighted the stark contrast in Trump and Harris’s approaches to cryptocurrency, with Trump showing newfound support and Harris remaining ambiguous. The industry and voters are eager for more clarity on their crypto policies. Conclusion

Singapore’s crackdown on Worldcoin trading involves seven individuals under investigation for illicit transactions. This reflects broader international scrutiny of the project’s privacy practices and regulatory compliance.

Drug smuggling in South Korea is rising, with authorities pointing to the role of cryptocurrency and Telegram in facilitating non-face-to-face transactions.

Elon Musk’s appointment of the Shiba Inu dog as a mascot for the Department of Government Efficiency and his ongoing support for Dogecoin have influenced both the cryptocurrency’s market activity and legal scrutiny of his promotional activities.

Elon Musk’s ambitious Mars plans face significant challenges, but blockchain technology could offer valuable support in enhancing space operations. The application of blockchain in space logistics remains a promising area for future exploration.

Putin’s curious praise for Kamala Harris and criticism of Trump reveals ongoing Russian efforts to influence US politics, amidst new sanctions for disinformation.

US authorities accuse Russia of election interference through a covert influence campaign, involving fake news sites and a $10 million disinformation scheme. The Justice Department has seized 32 domains and charged two RT employees with money laundering and violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act.