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The White House Crypto Summit marks a pivotal moment for digital assets, bringing together policymakers, investors, and industry leaders. With Bitcoin surging and Wall Street embracing crypto, the event could shape the future of regulation and innovation in the U.S. Will America lead the next financial revolution or fall behind global competitors?
In a dramatic showdown at the White House, President Trump abruptly ended discussions with Ukraine's Zelensky, accusing him of risking 'World War III' and reminding him pointedly: 'Without our military equipment, you’d have lost the war in weeks.' The fiery exchange left diplomatic relations strained and future U.S. support uncertain.
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Bitcoin whales are making waves! This humorous cartoon illustrates how big investors impact BTC prices, causing panic for some retail traders while others seize the opportunity.
Trump signed three Section 338 proclamations July 20 imposing 50% tariffs on roughly $20B in Canadian goods, effective Aug. 19 — carving out energy, autos and minerals.