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Trump to issue ‘one rulebook’ AI executive order after Congress fails to curb ‘bad actor’ states

Former President Donald Trump is set to issue an executive order on artificial intelligence aimed at establishing a unified regulatory framework, following what he characterized as congressional inaction in curbing "bad actor" states. The order intends to create a single set of rules to govern AI development and deployment, addressing concerns over national security and technological competition. This move comes amid growing bipartisan calls for AI regulation, though legislative efforts have stalled in Congress. The executive order is expected to emphasize American leadership in AI while seeking to counter potential threats from adversarial nations.

nypostHá 11h

Justin Sun Moves 100 Million TRX from Binance

According to on-chain monitoring, a wallet linked to TRON founder Justin Sun withdrew 100 million TRX (worth approximately $28 million) from Binance on December 3, 2025. The same address also moved 5 million USDT within a minute of the TRX withdrawal, an action observers described as coordinated. The wallet now holds a significant balance of about 492 million TRX, valued at roughly $138 million, fueling speculation of ongoing accumulation. Initial market reaction was muted, with a slight price increase for TRX as some traders interpreted the outflow as a removal of sell-side pressure from the exchange. No official statement has been provided by Justin Sun or the TRON team regarding the transfers. Potential reasons remain speculative, including long-term cold storage, staking, protocol use, or internal treasury movements. Market impact will depend on the subsequent use of these funds; if they remain off exchanges, it could be seen as bullish by reducing liquid supply.

bitcoinistHá 11h

Sydney Sweeney snubbed from 2026 Golden Globe nominations for ‘Christy’ after controversial year

Sydney Sweeney has been excluded from the 2026 Golden Globe nominations for her role in the project 'Christy' following a year marked by controversy. The snub comes after a period of public and industry scrutiny surrounding the actress. No further details about the specific reasons for the omission or the nature of the controversies were provided in the available content.

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Trump to announce $12B in fresh economic assistance for farmers

President Trump is set to announce $12 billion in new economic assistance for U.S. farmers. This aid package aims to provide financial relief to agricultural producers affected by recent economic challenges and trade disruptions. The support is part of ongoing efforts to stabilize the farming sector and ensure its sustainability. Further details regarding the distribution and eligibility criteria for the assistance are expected to be released shortly.

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Bitcoin gives up $90K at US open as two-week exchange outflows near 35K BTC

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Ripple’s big Singapore win: What the expanded license allows now

Ripple has achieved a significant regulatory milestone in Singapore after the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) expanded its Major Payment Institution (MPI) license. This allows Ripple to offer a broader range of regulated digital payment services, including full cross-border payment processing, liquidity solutions, and services involving XRP and its stablecoin RLUSD. The expanded license, secured through Ripple’s subsidiary Ripple Markets APAC, enables the company to serve institutional clients like banks and fintech firms under Singapore’s strict regulatory framework. This development strengthens Ripple’s position in the Asia-Pacific region, supports its global expansion, and enhances its ability to compete in major remittance corridors. Despite remaining challenges—such as regulatory differences across markets and institutional adoption timelines—the license represents a major step in Ripple’s growth strategy.

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Wall Street piles in: How Ripple’s quiet pivot led to a $40B valuation

Ripple's recent $500 million funding round, valuing the company at $40 billion, marks a significant shift from its past legal battles with the SEC. The round attracted major Wall Street investors, including Citadel Securities and Fortress Investment Group, partly due to favorable investment terms offering downside protection. Investors were granted the option to sell shares back to Ripple after three to four years for a guaranteed 10% annualized return, or a higher 25% return if Ripple repurchases the shares itself. Despite Ripple's expansion into stablecoins (like RLUSD) and acquisitions to build a broader crypto infrastructure stack, many institutional investors still view the company’s value as heavily tied to XRP.

cointelegraphHá 12h

BTC Market Pulse: Week 50

BTC's market pulse showed mixed signals in Week 50. Momentum strengthened as the 14-day RSI rose to 58.2 and spot volume increased 13.2% to $11.1B. However, Spot CVD weakened significantly, indicating stronger underlying sell pressure. Derivatives remained cautious with lower futures open interest and mixed options sentiment, including a high demand for downside protection. ETF flows turned negative, shifting from a $134.2M inflow to a $707.3M outflow, suggesting profit-taking or reduced institutional interest. Despite this, ETF trade volume rose 21.33% and ETF MVRV increased, pointing to higher holder profitability and potential distribution.

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XRP Mixed Signals: Latest Metrics Point To A Market At Crossroads

XRP is exhibiting mixed market signals, creating uncertainty among traders. While the price rebounded to $2.1, sparking bullish sentiment, on-chain data reveals a divergence in investor behavior across exchanges. On Binance, large whale holders are steadily withdrawing XRP, reducing supply—a move often preceding a potential market catalyst. Conversely, on South Korean exchanges like Bithumb and Upbit, XRP inflows suggest profit-taking and short-term selling pressure. Meanwhile, XRP-focused ETFs have seen consistent inflows over 15 days, with $900 million in assets under management, indicating strong institutional demand despite modest price action. The upcoming Clarity Act approval could further unify retail, institutional, and ETF investment momentum.

bitcoinistHá 12h

Financialization and Gamblification: How the Blurred Boundary Cycle Forms?

The article explores the blurred lines between financialization and gambling in modern economies. It argues that extreme financialization—where financial markets dominate and speculative activities overshadow productive work—has detached wealth from labor, making asset ownership crucial for prosperity. This shift fuels a vicious cycle: as social mobility declines and asset prices soar, younger generations feel excluded from traditional paths to wealth. Some turn to socialism for structural solutions, while others engage in "hyper-gambling"—speculative trading via zero-commission apps, cryptocurrencies, and prediction markets—driven by the hope of rapid gains. This behavior, amplified by digital accessibility and survivorship bias on social media, further accelerates financialization. The cycle reinforces inequality, reduces productive investment, and fosters a zero-sum economy where speculation outweighs creation, ultimately undermining societal well-being.

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