The government of Argentina has finalized a deal with the IMF for a 48-month credit facility worth $20 billion to …
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Main Takeaways:- ADA Price Recap: The price has moved back above an important level that was observed as strong support …
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SEC’s Stablecoin Clarity Signals a New Era for Global Payments
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Former Binance Chief Offers Governments Free Crypto Advice on Regulation and Adoption
by Jason Scottby Jason ScottBinance founder CZ is offering free regulatory guidance to governments worldwide, signaling a powerful new push to accelerate global crypto …
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Senators Urge DOJ to Reverse Crypto Retreat—’These Are Grave Mistakes’
by Jason Scottby Jason ScottFury erupts as Democratic leaders slam DOJ for dismantling its crypto crime team, warning it fuels laundering, evasion, and global …
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WazirX Delays User Fund Release Once Again; Court Hearing Scheduled For May
by Jason Scottby Jason ScottWazirX has postponed the transfer of its remaining customer assets once again. The updated timeline is scheduled for May 2025, …
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Standard Chartered Sees XRP Soaring 500%, Flipping Ethereum as Second Largest Crypto
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Is Ethereum Capitulation Ending? Key On-Chain Metric Offers Insights
by Jason Scottby Jason ScottIn a recent post on X, experienced crypto expert Ali Martinez suggested that Ethereum (ETH) might have already finished its …
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Ron Paul Warns of Long-Term Economic Chaos Amid US-China Tariff War
by Jason Scottby Jason ScottFormer Congressman Ron Paul warned of escalating global instability as U.S.-China trade tensions intensify, highlighting systemic economic mismanagement and rising …
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U.S. Fed Expected To Cut Rates By 0.25% Following March’s 2.4% Inflation
by Jason Scottby Jason ScottMain Takeaways:- The U.S. Consumer Inflation Index was at 2.4%, opposite to the expectation of 2.6%. A smaller increase in …