Elon Musk’s Transforms X Into A Trading And Investing Platform, With DOGE Serving As The Platform's Currency
Elon Musk is continuing his transformation of X into a multifunctional super app, modeled on Chinese like WeChat.

Elon Musk is continuing his transformation of X into a multifunctional super app, modeled on Chinese like WeChat.
WFP USA is now accepting over 80 cryptocurrencies for donations to support its Emergency Hunger Relief Fund, targeting $25 million to aid 58 million people facing starvation. This move aims to modernise fundraising, reduce transaction fees, and speed up donations to tackle the global hunger crisis.
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?
Elon Musk denied US government plans to adopt Dogecoin, stating D.O.G.E. was named through online consultations to improve efficiency. Following his remarks, Dogecoin's price fell nearly 10% in a week. Is Musk’s support for the meme coin fading?
House of Doge’s 10M DOGE purchase boosts mainstream adoption, making Dogecoin a faster payment option. The Official Dogecoin Reserve will serve as a liquidity pool for global merchants. Bullish indicators suggest a potential 16% price surge.
The SEC confirmed that Bitcoin mining does not involve securities and does not require registration. This decision removes uncertainty for miners and reflects a policy shift under new leadership.
Dogecoin, born as a playful crypto parody, has grown into a global force with a generous community. Beyond its meme origins, it has spent more than a decade supporting charities and grassroots causes. How far has its philanthropy reached?
An IndyCar team co-owned by David Letterman will showcase a Dogecoin-themed car at this year's Indianapolis 500, with fans choosing the wrap design.
Robinhood Trivia Live is offering over $2 million in Bitcoin and Dogecoin prizes this Wednesday and Thursday. Will this become a weekly competition or a just one-time game?
Elon Musk, who is currently spearheading the newly established Department of Government efficiency (DOGE), is hoping to use blockchain to enhance transparency in government spending, secure data, and streamline payments.
Microsoft is likely to follow the EU’s voluntary AI rules, while Meta has refused to sign, saying the code is too vague and strict. The EU’s code asks AI developers to share data details, follow copyright rules, and manage risks before full enforcement starts in August 2025.
A Colorado dentist is on trial for killing his wife by poisoning her with cyanide and chemicals found in eye drops. Prosecutors say he later asked his daughter to fake a video making it look like the wife took her own life.
A Japanese crypto group has asked the government to introduce a flat 20% tax on crypto trading profits. They say the current tax system is too high and stops people from investing.
The SEC Chairman said Ethereum is not considered a security, which has encouraged companies to increase their Ethereum holdings. This clear regulatory view has helped boost Ethereum’s price and sparked more interest from investors and firms.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is facing a criminal referral for allegedly lying to the Senate about the true cost and scale of the Fed’s $2.5 billion headquarters renovation. Internal documents suggest the project includes luxury features Powell did not mention, raising concerns over misleading testimony and public spending.
Prosecutors in South Korea are investigating former First Lady Kim Keon-hee over possible links to a major crypto fraud case. They suspect her associates may have worked with a market manipulator behind scam coins that cost investors millions.
Western Union is testing stablecoin payments in Latin America and Africa to make money transfers faster and cheaper. The move follows a new US law that supports stablecoin use, and the company may launch the service later this year.
JPMorgan is planning to let clients borrow money using crypto like bitcoin and ether as collateral. This comes as rules around digital assets in the US become clearer and demand from wealthy clients grows.
Polymarket is thinking about launching its own stablecoin or cutting a deal with Circle to earn interest from the funds users keep on the platform. This would give Polymarket more control over its money system as it grows and prepares to reenter the US market.
Telegram has launched a built-in crypto wallet for users in the US, allowing them to send, receive, and manage digital money inside the app. The wallet, called TON Wallet, works without extra apps and gives users full control of their funds.