Trump’s trade war spurred a market downturn, wiping out billions in a day. Bitcoin fell below $85,000, Ethereum dropped 11%, and crypto lost $500 billion, erasing gains from his US Crypto Reserve announcement. Is this a brief dip or a deeper decline?
KikyoMelania Trump joined a roundtable discussion at the US Capitol on 3 March 2025, about the ‘Take It Down Act,’ which strengthens protections for victims of non-consensual sexual image distribution, including AI-generated deepfake pornography.
CatherineReddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian bids for TikTok US with a bold Web3 vision, proposing the Frequency blockchain to let 170 million users control their data. Game-changer or just another tech trend?
CatherineElon Musk’s Grok 3 accurately predicted major Oscar winners, outperforming ChatGPT, Perplexity AI, and DeepSeek. Musk highlights its tenfold power boost and Colossus supercomputer training, claiming it could soon surpass OpenAI’s models.
KikyoSingapore has arrested three individuals for fraud involving the re-exportation of Nvidia GPUs to China's DeepSeek, raising US concerns over potential export restriction violations.
CatherineThe Economic Crime Suppression Division’s crackdown focused on e-money firms collectively handling an annual turnover of $29 million, signalling intensified efforts to combat financial misconduct in the sector.
KikyoAuthorities are considering AI and blockchain to improve real-time monitoring of international halal certification bodies, ensuring greater transparency and compliance.
CatherineBitcoin surpassed $90,000 as US stocks rebounded amidst Trump’s delay of Mexico-Canada tariffs. While investors welcomed the prospect, his unpredictability and fickle-mindedness raises concerns about economic stability.
CatherineMarch 6, 2025 – AB DAO has officially announced that AB Token is now live on BingX (bingx.com), further expanding global trading channels and accelerating AB adoption in the Web3 space.
AlexSingapore’s Interior Minister, Sun Xueling, warns against crypto investments amidst rising scams, while MP Tan Wu Meng proposes caning for severe fraud. Though no policy changes are confirmed, stricter regulations may follow.
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