At a Bitcoin price of approximately \$78,500, prominent public companies like Metaplanet and Trump Media sit on paper losses exceeding one billion and four hundred million dollars, respectively, while early adopters like Tesla remain comfortably profitable. This divergence is not a story of good versus bad bets, but a public stress test revealing the core mechanic of the corporate Bitcoin treasury thesis: it is a long-duration financing strategy wrapped in a volatile asset. The critical

In a new educational breakdown, crypto analyst Fire Hustle argues that most traders aren’t losing money because they pick bad coins, but because they “look at everything all at once and expect it to give them one clear answer.” Instead of trying to make sense of dozens of conflicting charts, the

In a stark warning to the tech and crypto communities, Peter Steinberger, the creator of the viral open-source AI assistant ClawdBot (now Moltbot), has been forced to publicly disavow all cryptocurrency after sophisticated scammers hijacked his project's identity. Following a rebrand prompted by trademark concerns, bad actors seized old social media and GitHub accounts to promote a fraudulent memecoin, \$CLAWD, which briefly rocketed to a \$16 million market cap before crashing over 90%

Trump advisor Patrick Wyatt calls for the swift passage of the Market Structure Bill, warning that "no bill is better than a bad bill" era is over. Coinbase withdraws support, leading to the Senate postponing the review. Wyatt warns that missing this opportunity will result in the Democratic Party crafting punitive legislation. At the January 27 hearing, the bill requires 60 votes and must be compromised.

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson blasted Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse for supporting an imperfect bill on crypto market structure, warning that bad regulation could become permanent. Summary Hoskinson slammed Garlinghouse for backing an "imperfect" crypto bill draft Ripple's CEO argued that w

Netflix plans to release a romantic comedy titled "One Attempt Remaining" themed around cryptocurrency, aiming to challenge Hollywood's negative stereotypes of cryptocurrencies. Although cryptocurrencies have traditionally been portrayed as related to crime, with the widespread adoption of the technology, there may be a shift towards more positive narratives in the entertainment industry, potentially integrating them into richer storylines in the future.

Bill Gates pointed out in his 2026 annual letter that AI will accelerate innovation in healthcare and education, but misuse and employment impacts are key challenges that require policy measures to manage risks. Microsoft founder Bill Gates recently released his 2026 annual letter, sharing insights on AI, healthcare, climate, charity, and other fields. He remains optimistic about the future but also admits that the world is facing increasingly complex challenges, believing that AI in 2026 will bring about significant changes. In the letter, Gates wrote that although he is optimistic about the benefits AI brings to innovation, he now adds some "notes of caution," raising three key questions. One of these questions highlights whether the rapid development of AI can minimize its social impact. Gates believes that 2026 will be a critical year for humanity to adapt to the AI revolution.

Coinbase announces it will not support the Senate Banking Committee's Cryptocurrency Market Structure Bill, citing four major issues including privacy violations and restrictions on innovation. CEO Armstrong stated that passing this bill would worsen the crypto market and emphasized that it would be better to have no legislation at all rather than a bad one. As a result, the Senate's review process may be delayed.

A key battle in US cryptocurrency legislation has suddenly taken a turn. The Senate Banking Committee hearing scheduled for this Thursday faces the risk of delay due to fierce disagreements between bipartisan lawmakers, especially over the stablecoin yield provisions. At this tense moment, the largest US CEX Coinbase withdrew its support for the bill draft, with CEO Brian Armstrong bluntly stating, “We’d rather have no bill than a bad bill,” further increasing legislative uncertainty. These series of events indicate that the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which aims to provide a clear regulatory framework for the US crypto market, is entangled in a complex mire of partisan politics, industry internal conflicts, and traditional financial forces. The final fate of the bill not only concerns whether the US can maintain its leadership in digital financial innovation but will also have a profound impact on the global crypto regulatory landscape.

XRP retreated before the Senate review, as mixed bill evaluations triggered profit-taking. Coinbase CEO Armstrong harshly criticized "prefer no bill rather than a bad bill," pointing out bans on tokenized equity, DeFi's privacy infringement, weakening of the CFTC, and the removal of stablecoin incentives. XRP holds at $2, with the 50-day EMA support at 2.0796, medium-term target at 3.0, and long-term at 3.66 USD.

Author: Shen Hui, Yuan Chuan Investment Commentary Hong Hao's Knowledge Planet officially announces a price increase, now priced at 1499 yuan/year, equivalent to a bottle of Maotai. The price was 899 yuan the year before the increase. With 14,000 people recharging, in just two months, Hong Hao's GMV on Knowledge Planet reached 12.586 million yuan. Coincidentally, Hong Hao's friend Li Bei also started paid knowledge services. With 200 spots, a course valued at 12,888 yuan sold out in two days. In other words, in just two days, Li Bei's course sales revenue reached 2.57 million yuan. It is well known that media is a notoriously bad business. It’s easy to conclude this from the consistently poor performance of the media sector among the 31 first-level industries in Shenwan. However, in this sunset industry, private domain and course sales are considered anomalies, attracting countless financial professionals to compete fiercely. Jin Yi, the former chief of fixed income at Guohai Securities, gained 1.6 million followers in three months on Douyin with his account “Bainian Talks Politics and Economics,” and charges a monthly fee of 4,283 yuan for 1V1 consulting services.

Michael Saylor stated in an interview that it is more inappropriate for the community to criticize companies with the same理念 that hold Bitcoin than to criticize companies that hold Bitcoin. He believes that high-quality companies purchasing Bitcoin can improve their situation and should not be criticized for their size or profitability. Saylor emphasized that buying Bitcoin is a positive choice, and both enterprises and individuals should actively participate rather than fall into criticism.

A Goldman Sachs veteran, Dom Kwok, has criticized XRP critics for being loud, unproductive and bad-mouthing the fourth-ranked cryptocurrency in the world. Kwok’s reaction came in response to a post that highlighted how an XRP critic has been proven wrong by the asset’s performance. XRP critics

Arthur Hayes Translated by: Yuliya, PANews You can imagine a video call between U.S. President Donald Trump and Venezuelan President Pepe Maduro, at the time Maduro was flying from Caracas to New York. Trump: "Pepe Maduro, you are such a bad guy. Your country's oil now belongs to me. Long live America!" Pepe Maduro: "Trump, you crazy person!" *Note: Arthur Hayes refers to the Venezuelan president as "Pepe Maduro" instead of his real name Nicolás Maduro. "Pepe" is a common nickname for "José" in Spanish. Although Maduro's real name is Nicolás.*

Although the market has declared the end of the airdrop era, a few players still earn five to six-figure profits in 2025. This article shares a list of the most promising airdrop projects in 2026 and how to establish an advantage to stand out in the airdrop game. The content is based on an article by @defi_explora, organized, compiled, and written by Foresight News. (Previous summary: $675 million in airdrops sparked distribution disputes, Lighter faces user retention challenges after token issuance) (Additional background: Why are ICOs regaining dominance in on-chain fundraising? The three core reasons that beat airdrops) People on Twitter always say that the best days of airdrops are over. 2025 is another tough year for airdrop studios, but it's not all bad. We have seen this cycle repeat itself over and over. Every year, people complain about the poor

Arthur Hayes Translated by: Yuliya, PANews You can imagine a video call between U.S. President Donald Trump and Venezuelan President Pepe Maduro, at the time Maduro was flying from Caracas to New York. Trump: "Pepe Maduro, you are such a bad guy. Your country's oil now belongs to me. Long live America!" Pepe Maduro: "Trump, you crazy person!" *Note: Arthur Hayes refers to the Venezuelan president as "Pepe Maduro" instead of his real name Nicolás Maduro. "Pepe" is a common nickname for "José" in Spanish. Although Maduro's real name is Nicolás.*

Since 2020, the crypto industry has become "oriented towards exchange startups," forming a closed利益 loop among project teams, VCs, exchanges, and shilling studios. False data drives out genuine users, airdrop mechanisms have become blood transfusion systems feeding bots, and the industry is trapped in a dilemma where bad money drives out good. This article is based on a piece by danny, organized, translated, and written by PAnews. (Previous context: Data: Nearly 85% of 118 tokens issued this year through TGE have failed to launch successfully. Can you still profit from new listings?) (Additional background: Why are ICOs regaining dominance in on-chain fundraising? The three core reasons that beat airdrops.) Table of Contents The incentive structure of the "false" economy: from value creation to alienation aimed solely at going public 1.1 The gatekeeper effect of exchanges: data as the ticket to entry 1.2 The pressure cooker of VCs: vanity metrics and exit liquidity

Author: danny Around the winter of 2020, the project's goal shifted from "creating value and serving users" to "appeasing exchanges and serving the studio well." The core driving force behind this phenomenon lies in the rigid demand for data from exchanges and the cold start dilemma faced by early-stage projects. Due to the lack of genuine initial users and data, but with exchanges requiring this data, project teams are forced to "collude" with studios and artificially inflate activity through volume manipulation to create a false sense of prosperity and meet market expectations. This model leads projects to directly "start businesses facing exchanges" (To Exchange) and "start businesses targeting airdrop hunters" (To Airdrop Hunter). In this context, the industry has seen a phenomenon of "bad money driving out good," where false, arbitrage-driven interactions (bad money) crowd out network resources. By diluting rewards and increasing usage costs, this trend pushes out genuine users,

Arthur Hayes Translated by: Yuliya, PANews Imagine a video call between U.S. President Donald Trump and Venezuelan President Pepe Maduro, as Maduro was flying from Caracas to New York. > Trump: "Pepe Maduro, you're a bad guy. The oil in your country is now mine. Long live America!" > > Pepe Maduro: "Trump, you crazy!" > > Note: Arthur Hayes refers to the Venezuelan president as "Pepe Maduro" instead of his real name Nicolás Maduro. "Pepe" is a Spanish term

Writing code is not difficult; the challenge lies in handling "people" and "complexity." Senior Google engineers share 14 years of insights, from user-centric thinking to team collaboration. These 21 golden rules will help you achieve a more profound career. （Previous summary: Google Instant Translation officially opens to all headphone brands: 70+ languages launched, US-Mexico-India Android phones first） （Additional background: Google officially launches "Gemini 3"! Reaching the top as the world's smartest AI model, what are the highlights?） Table of Contents 1. Top engineers are obsessed with solving user problems 2. "Proving you're right" is worthless; achieving the correct goal together is what matters 3. Focus on action. Launch it! You can modify a bad page, but you can't modify a blank page 4. Seniority is reflected in clarity; intelligence is reflected in burden

Gold and silver have surged to multi-year highs in recent months, once again drawing in investors seeking safety. According to many crypto analysts, however, this may not be bad news for digital assets at all—quite the opposite. History suggests that when precious metals finish a strong run and

_Trust Wallet verifies claims after a Christmas exploit, confirming affected wallets, reimbursement plans, investigation progress, and user security steps._ Trust Wallet has entered a critical verification stage following a Christmas Day security breach. The incident included a bad browser

In 2025, the forced liquidation amount in the cryptocurrency derivatives market reached $150 billion, indicating the normality of market structure and risks. This liquidation event reveals issues of high leverage and market concentration, emphasizing the need to establish healthy mechanisms and rational trading to avoid repeating market crises. Liquidity exhaustion and exchange concentration exacerbate risks, highlighting the potential dangers of reliance on a few platforms.

Most people don’t lose money because they pick bad projects. They lose money because they enter after the biggest growth is already gone. By the time a company reaches the public market, early investors have usually captured most of the upside, while everyday investors are left chasing smaller

Preface Economic cycles? Just like that cigarette in your hand, burning out is inevitable, but the next puff brings new energy. Prosperity - depression? Just the recurring dark humor of this broken world. So this year, we didn't go worship any "gods" of Wall Street, nor do we believe in the "nonsense" of the Federal Reserve. We dive straight into metaphysics. From fortune-telling methods to Zi Wei Dou Shu, we throw these algorithms into the singularity of the Bitcoin genesis block to see how cycles really sway! We try to use the ancient codes of the Five Elements prosperity and decline, and the Nine Palaces flying stars to decode the "fate" of digital assets and hot industries in the market. To forecast which sectors hide big dividends next year, and where big traps lie. This "2026 Cryptocurrency Feng Shui Guide" isn't some chicken soup to make you rich overnight. It's a rusty dragon-seeking ruler to help you navigate good fortune and avoid misfortune during this cycle. Come on, industry builders.

Written by: Eric, Foresight News I believe readers who follow cutting-edge technology are somewhat aware of the progress in quantum computing this year. This "technological revolution," which has been called for many years like AI, finally saw a breakthrough this year. Simply put, quantum computing has shifted from solving physical problems to engineering problems, marking a turning point from laboratory experiments to commercialization. This year has also been designated by the United Nations as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. Technological breakthroughs are good news, but the bad news is that quantum computing concerns the survival of Bitcoin. When computational power reaches a certain threshold, public keys exposed on the network could potentially be brute-forced to reveal private keys through quantum computing, which could deal a devastating blow to Bitcoin. If discussions about quantum computing previously only revolved around "whether it will affect Bitcoin," then this year's discussions have already developed into...

XRP holders are frustrated again. Anyone who has held through the past year knows the feeling. Expectations were high. Follow-through never came. Instead of building on prior rallies, XRP kept slipping lower, and now price has dipped below $1.90. That level alone carries psychological weight. It fe

Author: encryption Veda; Source: X, @thecryptoskanda I first heard about the "Graham's Law" in middle school: > Under the condition that the legal exchange rate remains unchanged, currencies with lower actual value (bad money) will drive out currencies with higher actual value (good money) from circulation, causing the market to be flooded with bad money. > It is what we often refer to as 'bad money drives out good money'. > > But what I was thinking at the time was: Since the free market emphasizes supply and demand, if bad money can drive out good money, isn't it true that bad money is more powerful? After work, I realized that this matter is essentially determined by position + microstructure. In the workplace: In grassroots teams, sycophants and slacker drive away the doers. Because under the microstructure lacking complex KPIs, the management cost for supervisors is the lowest. In DEX: Speculating on new coins eliminates long-cycle projects. Because for DEX, the fee income is higher than everything, and directly through

Bitcoin Computing Power decreased by 4% this month, and the wave of Miner capitulation is spreading; VanEck points out that historical data shows that such washouts often lay the foundation for the next bull run. (Background: Bitcoin failed to break through 90,000 USD and fell back, while Ethereum held strong at 3,000 USD, and the US stock market's Christmas rally rose across the board.) (Background information: MicroStrategy announced last week that it has paused buying Bitcoin: ATM raised $740 million to replenish cash reserves, with debt and dividends being the urgent issues?) Table of Contents Computing Power Decline and Cost Pressure: The Digital Thermometer of the Cold Wave Historical Backtesting: Bad News Turns Positive Over Time Chip reorganization at the low point of the fear index Macro Noise and Risk Boundaries The winter of 2025 pushes the Bitcoin ( mining farm to the brink of shutdown. The price has fallen 30% from the October high of $126,080, hovering around

Who will become Powell's successor? This seemingly settled matter has become more uncertain after the latest statement from JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon. White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett was initially considered the frontrunner, but Dimon's support for another Kevin—former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh—has shifted the balance. According to Polymarket's predictions, Hassett's probability of winning has dropped from nearly 80% to around 50%, while Warsh's chance has risen from about 10% to approximately 40%. As the competition intensifies, what might have been decided within the year will likely be postponed until early next year. But this isn't necessarily a bad thing, as it allows candidates to prepare more thoroughly and provides the market with more feedback, especially for the United States at a crossroads.

US Legislation Aims to Strengthen Fight Against Cryptocurrency Fraud In an effort to combat the rising tide of crypto-related scams, two U.S. senators have introduced the SAFE Crypto Act, legislation designed to enhance law enforcement capabilities and foster greater cooperation across federal

Author: Li Dan, Wall Street Insights U.S. stocks failed to rebound on Monday, with the three major indices closing lower for the second consecutive trading day. Investors are turning their attention to the non-farm payroll report, which was delayed due to the U.S. federal government shutdown, seeking opportunities for market recovery. This heavyweight report, arriving late on Tuesday, could provide crucial clues about the Federal Reserve's interest rate path next year. Morgan Stanley Chief U.S. Equity Strategist Michael Wilson believes that if the report shows moderate and soft U.S. employment data, it could actually boost the stock market. He pointed out that the market has now returned to a state where good economic news is bad news for stocks, and vice versa—bad news is good news. He explained that while a booming labor market is beneficial for the economy, it also reduces the likelihood of the Fed cutting interest rates next year. According to the consensus forecast from Bloomberg survey, economists expect that non-farm employment will increase by 50,000 in November, with the unemployment rate rising to 4.5%, reaching a 20

Ripple has received conditional approval for a federal banking license, enabling it to operate within U.S. banking regulations. If granted officially, Ripple will become a federally regulated financial institution, focusing on digital asset management and payments, rather than traditional banking. This move reinforces Ripple’s position in cross-border payments, although the immediate impact on XRP's market value remains uncertain.

AI today discovers 1. Chinese regulatory authorities jointly crack down on virtual currency trading and speculation 2. Japan plans to impose a 20% separate tax on cryptocurrency trading income 3. The Federal Reserve Chair candidate draws market attention 4. Cryptocurrency market faces a "bad start" in December, with mainstream currencies like Bitcoin falling sharply 5. Cryptocurrency exchange Yearn is hacked, losing 9 million USD

Charlie Munger has commented on Bitcoin and Musk. Today, it seems that some of his views are right, some are wrong, and some of his reflections on his mistakes may not be entirely accurate (for example, his failed investment in Alibaba, where he believed the reason for failure was that it was a damned retailer); others still require further verification. Here is a summary: Munger's comments on Bitcoin: Munger said: “Bitcoin is stupid, evil, and makes people look foolish.” + "In my life, I try to avoid things that are stupid, and evil, and make me look bad in comparison to someone else, and bitcoin does all

AI Today Discoveries: 1. Federal Reserve Chair Powell Sends Major Signal: December Rate Cut Almost Certain 2. Bank of Japan Signals Hawkish Stance, Global Monetary Policy Divergence Intensifies 3. Cryptocurrency Faces "Bad Start": Bitcoin Once Dropped Below $17,000 4. Sony Bank Plans to Issue USD Stablecoin, Cryptocurrency Payments Could Become Widespread 5. Japan Plans to Levy a 20% Flat Tax Rate on Cryptocurrency Transactions

Author: polar, Crypto KOL Translation: Felix, PANews Over-financialization is the extreme stage of financialization, which itself refers to the process of financial markets dominating the economy. In an over-financialized economy, financial activities such as speculative trading obscure the production services that contribute more significantly to society, and household wealth and inequality increasingly become linked to asset prices. In short, wealth is no longer directly related to hard work and is decoupled from means of production. This leads to more capital flowing into speculative activities, as Keynes said: “When a country’s capital development becomes a by-product of gambling activities, it’s a bad sign.” At the same time, it is important to understand the role of the market. The market is very important. The public lives in a (fundamentally) free market economy, where buyers and sellers voluntarily match, prices continuously update to reflect new information, and profit-makers continuously replace loss-makers (at least in theory).

Today's news tips: Silk Road-linked wallets transferred $3.14 million worth of Bitcoin to an unknown address after a decade of silence SpaceX plans to raise more than $30 billion in IPO, which may be the largest in history Octra will conduct a $20 million public token sale on Sonar on December 18 at a valuation of $200 million Michael Saylor: Bank of New York Mellon, JPMorgan and many other large banks have begun to issue credit collateralized by Bitcoin Changpeng Zhao: The crypto market may enter a "super cycle", and Bitcoin's "four-year cycle" may no longer be applicable He Yi: The WeChat account has been recovered, and it is suspected that the bad guy has changed the password through external verification macro Japan will require crypto exchanges to hold liability reserves or purchase insurance According to Cointelegraph, Japan will require crypto exchanges to hold liability reserves or purchase insurance, to:

Author: Poopman Compiled by: TechFlow Ansem has declared the market top, and CT is calling this cycle “criminal.” High FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation) projects with no real use cases have squeezed out the last penny from crypto. The packaging and sale of memecoins have brought a bad reputation to the crypto industry in the eyes of the public. Worse still, almost no funds are being reinvested back into the ecosystem. On the other hand, almost every airdrop has turned into a “pump and dump” scam. The sole purpose of Token Generation Events (TGEs) seems to be providing exit liquidity for early participants and teams. Diamond hand holders and long-term investors are taking heavy losses, while most altcoins have never recovered. The bubble is bursting, token prices are plummeting, and people are furious. Does this mean it’s all over?

When you enter "cryptocurrency" on platforms like Threads, you might see negative comments such as "all cryptocurrencies are scams." On one hand, cryptocurrencies have indeed been used in criminal activities. On the other hand, some self-media accounts branded as "cryptocurrency" are chasing traffic through completely unethical means, causing the public image of the crypto industry to deteriorate step by step. A Chinese influencer, Elizabeth, was caught by netizens forging donation records using Photoshop. Taiwan is not far behind either; an influencer with a history of spreading rumors claimed online to expose the "Guoguo Fan Jiang Yan Feng" scandal, gained a wave of traffic, made the news, but ultimately revealed nothing. The reason behind such despicable behavior is the asymmetric returns on traffic in the crypto community. Lying costs nothing, but the potential for traffic is limitless. Going viral through controversy is the fastest way, which is why "bad publicity is still publicity" has become a mainstream concept. Famous influencer Elizabeth is embroiled in a fake donation scandal and has yet to respond directly to the allegations. Hong Kong Hong Fu Court

Written by: Stacy Muur Translated by: AididiaoJP, Foresight News Link: Disclaimer: This article is a reprint. Readers can find more information through the original link. If the author has any objections to the form of reprinting, please contact us and we will make modifications according to the author's requirements. The reprint is for information sharing only and does not constitute any investment advice, nor does it represent the views and positions of Wu Shuo. Token issuance is not a marketing campaign, but an economic stress test. In fact, most TGEs fail not because the product is bad or the team lacks experience, but because the foundation was never ready for public scrutiny, competition, and narrative shifts. In this article, I tell a story with @AlexTops1 from @CoinList about how to increase the odds of a protocol's successful launch. You might be a B2B software company

The S&P 500 Index and the Nasdaq Index edged higher as investors prepared for the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision next week. Bitcoin is consolidating above $90,000. Although market sentiment has moved out of the extreme fear zone, it remains cautious. Twenty One, a US Bitcoin company directly invested in with Bitcoin by Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, will begin trading next Monday (12/8) on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker "XXI." The stock price rose 22% yesterday. Ethereum reserve company BitMine continues to buy ETH, and BMNR stock also rose nearly 8% yesterday, closing at $36.32. Good data is good news, bad data is still good news—will a Fed rate cut become a certainty? On Thursday, investors largely ignored the latest weekly jobless claims, which showed that the number of first-time unemployment benefit applicants fell to the 2022

It’s always a bad sign when Japan makes headlines. That’s because the country used to sit quietly in the background for the majority of this century. Rates were near zero, the central bank bought almost everything in sight, and investors treated the yen as a bottomless funding source. And just li

Crypto’s chronic insider trading problem is expanding from token launches to digital asset treasuries (DATs), as investors exploit early knowledge of upcoming corporate coin purchases. The issue runs deeper than a few bad actors, according to Shane Molidor, founder and CEO of the blockchain

Decrypt's Art, Fashion, and Entertainment Hub. Discover SCENE European soccer club FC Barcelona has come under criticism after signing a $22 million, three-year global sponsorship deal with little-known crypto firm Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP), based in the Pacific island of Samoa. Xavier

SuperFortune is a playful yet surprisingly deep Web3 project incubated by Manta Network that brings traditional Eastern metaphysics (Chinese zodiac, divination, I Ching, fortune sticks) onto the blockchain.

2 in 3 traders check prices after going to bed, while 81% have stayed awake waiting for a trade or market event. 70% report sleep becoming harder during market drops, with 61% re-checking prices if they wake up at night. Nearly 70% say sleep deprivation led to a bad trade, underscoring the real f

Author: Zhang Feng In the gray area of international law and finance, a shocking global battle for assets has quietly come to an end, with a conclusion as startling as thunder. Assets worth up to 15 billion RMB belonging to Chen Zhiming, the founder of the Prince Group, have been officially confiscated and handed over to the U.S. Department of Justice based on a ruling from a U.S. court, despite him having never stepped foot on U.S. soil and without any criminal conviction. This event is not merely a case of international law enforcement cooperation, but a complex picture filled with legal maneuvering, technical investigations, long-arm jurisdiction, and geopolitical implications. Is it a classic example of combating transnational crime, or a dreadful precedent for the unlimited expansion of U.S. judicial power? To answer this question, we might as well delve into each aspect behind it. 1. "Money Laundering Fraud", "Long Arm Jurisdiction" The U.S. Department of Justice's charges against Chen Zhi and his princeling group revolve around "money laundering" and "fraud." According to publicly available court documents.

Grayscale’s spot Dogecoin ETF officially launched today on NYSE Arca, giving people a regulated and easier way to get exposure to DOGE The SEC signed off on it under the Securities Act of 1933 – not bad for a meme coin that started as a joke. DOGE even jumped almost 10% before the launch,

You thought you had it bad for holding Bitcoin (BTC) all the way through this retracement to a 36% price decrease. Those who held on to memecoins saw their positions devalue 70%, 80%, and even more than 90%. Are a lot of the memecoins going to zero now, or is there one more round left in the