Business

May, 2025

  • 5 May

    Senator Warren Targets Potential Trump Conflict in Urging Crypto Bill Delay

    Senator Elizabeth Warren has called on the Senate to delay a key cryptocurrency bill, citing concerns over a potential conflict of interest involving the Trump family. In a recent statement, Warren argued that the bill, which is set to regulate the cryptocurrency industry, could disproportionately benefit entities with close ties to former President Donald Trump, raising questions about fairness and …

  • 5 May

    A Bold Proposal: South Korean Candidate Wants Pension Fund to Invest in Bitcoin

    In a groundbreaking move, a South Korean presidential candidate has proposed allowing the country’s state pension fund to invest in Bitcoin, sparking both excitement and controversy within the financial and political spheres. The proposal, if implemented, could dramatically reshape South Korea’s approach to cryptocurrency and investment strategy, positioning the nation as a leader in digital asset adoption. The Candidate’s Vision …

  • 5 May

    Crypto Clash: Arizona Governor’s Veto Draws Strong Community Reaction

    In a controversial move, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed a proposed bill that would have made Bitcoin a legal form of tender within the state, sparking outrage from local crypto advocates and the broader blockchain community. The veto has ignited a fierce debate over the role of cryptocurrencies in state economies and the future of digital asset legislation in …

  • 5 May

    SUI, Meme Coins, AI Tokens: May 2025 Altcoin Predictions You Need to Know

    As we enter May 2025, altcoins are once again taking center stage in the cryptocurrency market. With the rise of new technologies and the growing influence of meme coins and AI-based tokens, investors are eager to know where the next big opportunities lie. Here’s a deep dive into expert predictions for three of the most talked-about altcoin categories: SUI, meme …

  • 5 May

    Crypto Clash: Arizona Governor’s Veto Draws Strong Community Reaction”

    In a controversial move, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed a proposed bill that would have made Bitcoin a legal form of tender within the state, sparking outrage from local crypto advocates and the broader blockchain community. The veto has ignited a fierce debate over the role of cryptocurrencies in state economies and the future of digital asset legislation in …

  • 5 May

    Trump’s Bold Stance: No Place for China in Crypto

    Former U.S. President Donald Trump has weighed in on the global cryptocurrency race, delivering a strong statement against China’s involvement in the digital asset space. Speaking at a recent rally, Trump expressed concern that China’s growing influence over cryptocurrency technologies could undermine the U.S. and global markets. A Growing Concern for National Security Trump’s comments echo concerns voiced by many …

  • 5 May

    Freeze Fallout: OKX CEO Responds to Justin Sun Allegations

    OKX CEO Star Xu has publicly addressed the controversy surrounding the freezing of funds allegedly linked to Tron founder Justin Sun, pushing back against claims of improper conduct and reaffirming the exchange’s commitment to regulatory compliance. The Dispute Unfolds The situation escalated after reports emerged that accounts connected to Justin Sun had been frozen on OKX, sparking speculation across the …

  • 5 May

    Trump-Backed USD1 Stablecoin at Center of $2B UAE–Binance Deal

    In a surprising fusion of politics, crypto, and global finance, the USD1 stablecoin — reportedly linked to figures in Donald Trump’s circle — has emerged as the financial backbone of a $2 billion investment from Emirati interests into Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange. A Political Coin with Global Reach USD1, a relatively new entrant in the crowded stablecoin market, …

  • 5 May

    Crypto VC Revival: $4.9B Pours In, Marking Strongest Quarter Since 2022

    After a prolonged downturn marked by regulatory uncertainty and market volatility, crypto venture capital funding is showing signs of a strong rebound. In the first quarter of 2025, venture investments in the crypto sector surged to $4.9 billion, the highest quarterly total since late 2022, according to recent industry data. Confidence Returns to the Market The sharp uptick in funding …

  • 5 May

    Bitcoin’s ‘Bro’ Problem: Arthur Hayes on Why the U.S. Stays Away

    In a recent essay, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes shared his take on why the United States is unlikely to adopt Bitcoin as a reserve asset anytime soon — and it’s not just about the debt. According to Hayes, America’s hesitation stems in part from what he calls Bitcoin’s “bro culture” stigma, which he believes clashes with the country’s institutional image …