Trump’s latest tariffs have rattled global markets, with critics calling them more misguided than his Strategic Bitcoin Reserve plan. In 44 trading days, the tariffs have wiped out over $11 trillion from the US stock market, and the global crypto market has fallen over 11%. Can crypto survive under this administration?
KikyoJustin Sun has accused First Digital Trust (FDT) of stealing $456 million from client funds, claiming the money was moved to a Dubai company without consent or collateral. FDT denies the allegations, calling them malicious, while Sun calls for urgent regulatory action in Hong Kong to address the situation.
AnaisCan AI-driven drones enhance the speed and accuracy of wildfire detection? Dryad Network, a pioneering company in early wildfire detection, aims to do just that with its advanced AI-powered system, the Silvaguard drone.
CatherinePump.fun is reintroducing its live-streaming feature after a five-month suspension due to harmful content incidents, with new moderation safeguards in place. The platform is rolling it out to 5% of users initially to test these improvements, aiming to balance creativity with safety.
AnaisHong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has approved licensed crypto platforms to offer staking services, with strict regulations for security and transparency. This move is part of Hong Kong's broader strategy to strengthen its position as a global crypto hub while ensuring investor protection.
WeatherlyCZ, Binance co-founder and former CEO, is now strategic advisor to Pakistan’s crypto council. Following his blockchain efforts in Kyrgyzstan, he’ll guide Pakistan on regulation, infrastructure, education, and crypto adoption. Could this mark a turning point in Pakistan’s fintech journey?
CatherineDeepSeek's AI model R1 was found to give dangerous instructions like how to make malware and Molotov cocktails. Experts say the company focused too much on political censorship and not enough on real safety, raising global security concerns.
AnaisA lawsuit against the US Department of Homeland Security is reigniting questions about Satoshi Nakamoto’s identity and Bitcoin's origins. As pressure mounts to unmask Satoshi, the debate intensifies: should the public's right to know outweigh Bitcoin's ethos of anonymity?
KikyoZKasino’s exploit wallet suffered a $27 million loss in Ether after a leveraged position was liquidated, leaving investors still empty-handed nearly a year later. This turn of events raises questions about karmic justice in the crypto space.
CatherineThe scammers employed a recurring strategy, initially targeting victims by posing as investment managers, only to later reappear as Europol agents promising to recover the stolen funds—for a fee.
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