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China’s Digital Yuan Gets Major 2026 Upgrade: KEY DETAILS

Chainlink: Assessing impact of $10.9M whale move on LINK price

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US Senate Reaches Breakthrough Deal to End Shutdown, Crypto Market Awaits Rebound

Ripple’s Stablecoin Inches Closer To The $1 Billion Mark After New RLSUD Expansion

Ripple’s new partnership in Bahrain aims to expand Web3 infrastructure and boost RLUSD adoption. As the stablecoin nears $1 billion in liquidity, Ripple’s global reach continues to grow across key financial hubs.

Alt.town Introduces TOWN Token Utility Across Platform Services and Launches ValueFi Deposit Event

Ex-WhatsApp security chief files suit over privacy failures at Meta

Share link:In this post: A former WhatsApp security chief is suing Meta, claiming he was punished after reporting privacy risks. He says 1,500 engineers had open access to user data and that WhatsApp lacked basic security measures. Meta denies the claims and says he was fired for poor performance, not retaliation.

Authors compound Apple’s AI struggles with fresh content use lawsuit

Share link:In this post: Authors Grady Hendrix and Jennifer Roberson sued Apple, alleging their books were used without consent to train its OpenELM AI models. The lawsuit claims the iPhone maker relied on pirated datasets and failed to seek permission, compensate or credit the authors. Microsoft, Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic also face lawsuits over alleged misuse of copyrighted works for AI training.

Google slapped with $3.5 billion EU fine over ad tech favoritism

Share link:In this post: Google was fined €2.95 billion ($3.45 billion) by the EU for favoring its own ad tech services. The EU said Google harmed rivals, advertisers, and publishers by abusing its dominance. Google has 60 days to stop its self-preferencing practices or face tougher penalties.

ECB’s Lagarde urges tougher rules on non-EU stablecoins

Share link:In this post: ECB President Christine Lagarde wants stricter rules for non-EU stablecoins. The U.S. and China are creating their own stablecoins. Poor oversight could cause runs and costly bailouts.

Trump invites tech CEOs to Rose Garden for inaugural policy dinner

Share link:In this post: Trump is hosting a private policy dinner with two dozen tech leaders at the White House Rose Garden on Thursday. Top CEOs attending include Zuckerberg, Cook, Gates, Altman, and other major AI and crypto figures. Elon Musk was not invited after a public feud with Trump over taxes and political credit.

Elon Musk says Tesla’s future depends on robots, not cars

Share link:In this post: Elon Musk said Tesla’s future will rely 80% on its robot project Optimus, not cars. The latest Tesla master plan includes robots for the first time, but gives no clear timeline. Tesla’s global vehicle deliveries dropped 13% in the first half of 2025.

South Korea to join OECD’s crypto-asset reporting framework

Share link:In this post: South Korea will join the OECD’s crypto asset reporting framework and plans to implement it in 2026. Korean cryptocurrency exchanges such as Upbit and Bithumb will be required to report foreign investor transaction data. The cross-border exchange of information among the 48 countries on the OECD framework is planned to begin fully in 2027.

Trump slams India’s trade strategy as Modi denies tariff cut claim

Share link:In this post: Trump called India’s trade policy a “one-sided disaster” after Modi’s visit to China. The U.S. imposed 50% tariffs on India over Russian oil and high import duties. India rejected the tariffs and accused the U.S. and EU of hypocrisy over Russia.

California’s $4 trillion economy at risk amid immigration crackdown

Share link:In this post: A study warns that stricter immigration enforcement could cost California up to $278 billion in GDP. California’s $49 billion agriculture industry employs a large share of immigrant labor. More than 60% of California’s construction workforce is foreign-born.

The USA M2 money supply surges to new all-time peak, BTC historically follows

Share link:In this post: The M2 money supply in the US expanded in August, setting expectations for a continued BTC bull cycle. The global M2 supply also grew in 2025, up to $112T, boosting all assets. BTC may still fluctuate based on crypto-specific factors, but still adheres to the global liquidity trends.

September doom sets in as Wall Street turns to banks and gold miners for safety

Share link:In this post: Wall Street investors are fleeing U.S. stocks in September and moving into foreign banks and gold miners. Lazard’s $422M ETF is overweight European financials like BNP, Societe Generale, and Barclays. Canadian gold stocks like Barrick and Kinross are up big, gaining 72% and 125% this year.

Germany and France slam Trump’s tech threats as “coercion”

Share link:In this post: Macron and Merz reaffirmed the EU’s sovereignty over digital regulation, vowing to resist any U.S. attempt. European leaders and commissioners signaled that continued U.S. pressure could trigger countermeasures. EU officials dismissed U.S. claims that the DSA censors content, citing reversal rates of moderation decisions as evidence of a balanced system.

TSMC offers solution as Musk’s xAI sues new OpenAI engineer over trade secret theft

Share link:In this post: Musk’s xAI sued ex-engineer Xuechen Li for allegedly stealing xAI secrets and joining OpenAI. xAI seeks damages and a restraining order, though OpenAI itself is not named as a defendant. TSMC launched a global trade secrets registry system to help companies like xAI systematically protect IP.

Crypto’s CoinShares posts solid quarter with $26.3 million EBITDA and eyes US listing next

Share link:In this post: CoinShares reported $26.3 million in EBITDA and $32.4 million in net profit for Q2 2025. The firm plans to list in the U.S. and shift its market presence from Sweden to access deeper capital. Asset management brought in $30 million in fees, with record AuM despite $126 million in XBT outflows.

Mukesh Ambani gets abruptly thrown into Trump’s beef with India and Russia

Share link:In this post: Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance is under U.S. pressure for importing discounted Russian oil despite no official sanctions. The company saved over $500 million from a Rosneft deal but now risks tariffs and potential sanctions. At the investor meeting, Mukesh avoided oil talk, focusing on Jio, AI, and clean energy projects.

Apple shares concern for users and app developers over new UK mobile tech rules

Share link:In this post: Apple has expressed concerns that the UK’s plans to enhance competition in the mobile operating system market may harm both users and developers. Britain’s approach to digital market regulation has been compared to the European Union model, even though it offers a little more flexibility. The CMA’s proposals come amid ongoing speculation that American tech companies are being targeted by international regulation.

JPMorgan says Bitcoin stability will bring bigger investors back in

Share link:In this post: Bitcoin’s volatility dropped from 60% to 30% in 2025, according to JPMorgan. JPMorgan says lower volatility could bring institutional investors back. Corporate treasurers now hold over 6% of Bitcoin, reducing market swings.

Nvidia fuels rush into AI-focused leveraged ETFs

Share link:In this post: Nvidia is now the most traded stock in the leveraged ETF market. More than 100 new leveraged ETFs launched in 2025, many tied to AI stocks. AI-focused ETFs hold most of the money in the leveraged ETF market.

Russia dangles rare earths in business for peace bargain with Trump

Share link:In this post: Moscow entices Washington with a rare earth proposal. Russian official says they can cooperate in nuclear energy as well. Exchange of incentives continues as part of efforts to end the war in Ukraine.

Chinese and Korean smartphone makers to pre-install Russia’s Max messenger

Share link:In this post: Some phone manufacturers have reportedly promised to pre-install Russia’s Max app. Major smartphone brands are yet to officially confirm they are adding the messenger. Russia is pushing its state-backed platform at the expense of popular foreign applications.

US borrowing costs at risk as Trump escalates fed criticism

Share link:In this post: Economists warn that Trump’s pressure on the Fed could increase US borrowing costs. He has targeted Governor Lisa Cook and is nominating loyalists to reshape the Fed’s board. Markets are already reacting, with bond yields widening and the dollar slipping.

Cloudflare exposes shadow AI at work

Share link:In this post: Cloudflare, a company supporting free speech, launched AI oversight features in Cloudflare One. These new features will enable IT groups to detect who is using AI and what kind of data they share with AI. Several individuals have criticized Cloudflare’s commitment to “free speech”.