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U.S. Senate session discussing the GENIUS Act and Trump’s stablecoin deal controversy

GENIUS Act Revival Triggers Senate Showdown Over $2B Trump Stablecoin Deal

May 2, 2025 Dan K

Senators revive GENIUS Act as Warren blasts Trump’s $2B stablecoin deal with MGX, calling it corruption tied to crypto and foreign influence.

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Bitcoin Wavers as Recession Fears Rise, US-China Tariff Talks Take Center Stage

May 2, 2025 Dan K

Bitcoin’s rally may stall as recession fears mount. May’s US-China trade talks could shift risk sentiment across crypto and equity markets.

Chris Yin, CEO of Plume, discusses tokenized assets at Token2049 in Dubai

Plume CEO Doubts $21B RWA Market, Says Institutions Still on Sidelines

May 1, 2025 Dan K

The $21B RWA market is overstated and lacks institutional adoption, says Plume CEO Chris Yin, who urges realistic views on tokenization progress.

Ant Group and Circle collaboration on USDC blockchain integration

21Shares Files for Spot Sui ETF in the US, Expanding Crypto Offerings

May 1, 2025 Dan K

21Shares files with the SEC for a spot Sui ETF, expanding from Europe to the US. The fund has no ticker yet and follows Canary Capital’s earlier filing.

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Kazakhstan Plans Crypto Banks to Strengthen Digital Asset Ecosystem

April 30, 2025 Dan K

Kazakhstan plans to launch crypto banks to expand digital asset services, enhance regulation, and drive blockchain innovation in the AIFC framework.

Stock traders watch market reaction following U.S. strikes on Iran nuclear facilities

Vanar Chain Launches AI-Powered Onchain Storage to Prevent AWS-Style Outages

April 30, 2025 Dan K

Vanar Chain’s new AI-powered compression tech promises to fix blockchain’s storage problem and prevent centralization failures like the recent AWS outage.

Bradley Tusk speaking about U.S. AI innovation and China's production capabilities on CNBC's "The Exchange

Bradley Tusk: U.S. Leads in AI Innovation, China Excels in Mass Production

April 28, 2025 Dan K

Bradley Tusk warns U.S. leads in AI innovation but isolating China could boost its tech progress, linking AI competitiveness to energy policy reforms.