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On January 24th, Trump told the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on Thursday: "As oil prices fall, I will demand an immediate rate cut, and likewise, the whole world should cut rates." Five days later, the Federal Reserve will hold Trump's first policy meeting since taking office on January 28-29, and it is widely expected that the Fed will keep interest rates unchanged at this meeting. Trump has widely criticized the Fed for raising interest rates in the first two years of his first t...
Coinbase is asking the Second Circuit Court of Appeals to rule that cryptocurrency trading on its exchange is not a security, ending the Securities Exchange Commission's 2023 lawsuit.
1. US Democratic Congressmen are calling for an ethics investigation into Trump's crypto project. 2. SAF: Has met with US Congressmen to discuss the "Bitcoin Strategic Reserve" proposal. 3. CryptoQuant: Since the launch of TRUMP, the total spot trading volume of centralized exchanges has reached $38 billion. 4. Goldman Sachs CEO: Goldman Sachs still cannot own, dominate or participate in Bitcoin. 5. BlackRock CEO: Bitcoin may reach $700,000 amid concerns about currency devaluation. 6. Standard C...
U.S. Rep. Gerald Connolly, Democrat of Virginia, has called on the U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee to investigate whether President Trump's cryptocurrency enterprise conflicts with his presidential duties. Connolly said in a Jan. 21 letter to committee Republican Chairperson James Comer that Trump may have been removed from his W...
According to BitcoinNews, Coinbase filed an application with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit to rule that digital token transactions on its platform are not securities transactions subject to federal law. In its application, Coinbase said that transactions on the platform are only asset sales, and the parties to the transaction are anonymous, with no other commitments than the sale of digital assets, so there are no additional obligations between the parties. The company said th...
Messari founder Ryan Selkis called on Trump in a tweet, advising him to fire the people who recommended launching the Melania project today. Selkis pointed out the following problems with the project: the lack of professional competence of the project team, the potential for significant economic losses and damage to goodwill, and the fact that Trump's interests were not fully taken into account in the decision-making of the project.
On January 18, TikTok issued a statement on January 17 local time, saying that the latest statement of the White House and the Department of Justice failed to provide the necessary clarity and assurance to service providers, which are essential to maintaining TikTok operations in the United States. TikTok said that unless the Biden administration "immediately issued a clear statement" to ensure that the ban is not enforced, TikTok will be forced to close on January 19 local time.
Stuart Alderoty, Ripple's chief legal officer, wrote on X in response to the "SEC has filed an opening statement of appeal against Ripple": "As expected, the SEC's appeal is just a restatement of arguments that have failed - likely to be abandoned by the next administration. We will formally respond in due course. For now, know this: SEC litigation is just noise. A new era of pro-innovation regulation is upon us, and Ripple is thriving."
According to court documents, the SEC has filed an appeal opening statement against Ripple. Yesterday, it was reported that the US SEC appears to be moving forward with a series of enforcement cases it is currently hearing in court. Ripple Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty wrote to X that the SEC will not delay filing briefs as part of its appeal against Ripple's judgment.
Trump said after the "hush money" verdict that he would continue to appeal. His post said, "Radical Democrats have lost another tragic witch hunt. The real jury, the American people, have spoken and voted overwhelmingly to re-elect me. Today's events were a despicable hoax, and now that the matter is over, we will appeal this baseless hoax and restore Americans to my...
On January 7 local time, the US Court of Appeals in New York, Judge Alan Germer, rejected President-elect Trump's latest request to delay the sentencing process of his "hush money" case. Trump's lawyer said that as president-elect, Trump enjoys the same immunity from criminal prosecution as the president, but this view was rejected by the court. Less than two weeks before Trump's inauguration as president, if the sentencing is not completed before the start of his second term on January 20, pres...
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has called on Elon Musk to "lower the temperature" as his platform sparks a new free speech controversy amid a heated debate over foreign tech workers. In an X post on December 31, Buterin said that while he admired Musk's willingness to fight for free speech, he asked the Tesla CEO to "lower the temperature", tone down the "tone of his words" and stop using the "social media banhammer" to shut down the X account.
According to Cointelegraph, former German Finance Minister Christian Lindner has called for bitcoin to be included in the reserves of the European Central Bank and the Bundesbank.
According to market sources, US Congressman Ro Khanna has called for a ban on members of Congress from trading stocks. According to Kalshi, a US financial trading and prediction market platform, there is only a 14% chance of this happening next year.
