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White House details “peace and prosperity” package in Malaysia
The White House on October 26, 2025 outlined President Donald J. Trump’s agenda in Kuala Lumpur, pairing a ceasefire ceremony between Thailand and Cambodia with trade and critical-minerals arrangements the administration says will diversify supply chains while preserving tariff leverage. Will Milei Succeed Bukele as the Bitcoin Maximalist Leader?
A controversial Financial Times report claims that El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele might scale back his Bitcoin policies in exchange for an IMF loan. This raises the question: who could be the next leader to champion El Salvador’s Bitcoin experiment?
NYDFS wants to increase transparency from cryptocurrency companies operating in the state, particularly in their processes for listing and delisting cryptocurrencies.
The new framework will require firms to develop their coin-listing policies in three key areas: governance for the coin-listing process, risk assessments of coins, and procedures for monitoring coins.
The framework will also require firms to provide detailed information on their criteria and decision-making process for delisting a coin.
The proposed legislation is open for public comments and will remain so until October 20th.
As the UK heads toward an election, the cryptocurrency industry is expressing support for the Labour Party, which leads in all the polls. However, there is uncertainty about what policies to expect, as Labour has not been in power since 2010, a time when Bitcoin was just emerging.
Celesta Capital, a venture firm managing over $1 billion in assets, has identified the United States as the best location for investments in artificial intelligence. This decision is largely influenced by the U.S.'s proactive policies to stimulate domestic chip manufacturing. Celesta has historically invested in AI, with a particular focus on healthcare and autonomous transportation sectors.
On Amazon's online trading platform, a multitude of products have emerged with descriptions and names fully generated using ChatGPT. However, there's a twist: instead of the intended text, a message stating the inability to provide a response due to OpenAI's policies is displayed. Paul Tudor Jones Anticipates the US Stock Market Crash
During his recent appearance on CNBC, the billionaire and Tudor BVI hedge fund manager highlighted signs of an impending U.S. market recession. The Bitcoin enthusiast attributes this outlook to the Fed's hawkish policies and prevailing geopolitical events. 








