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JUST IN: Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse says there's a 90% chance crypto market structure legislation will pass by April.
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Don Jr:
"We just realized we were sort of the top of the Ponzi scheme that was banking." "Crypto totally democratizes the ability for people to transact."
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"We just realized we were sort of the top of the Ponzi scheme that was banking." "Crypto totally democratizes the ability for people to transact."
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The US will "easily win" a war with Iran.
Donald Trump denied media reports that General Daniel Cain is against a war with Iran.
According to the US president, General Cain, who commanded Operation Midnight Hammer (the B-2 strike on Iranian nuclear sites), is convinced that defeating Iran would be no trouble.
Trump left the decision on military action to himself: he prefers negotiations but warned – if there’s no deal, Iran will “have a very bad day.”
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Donald Trump denied media reports that General Daniel Cain is against a war with Iran.
According to the US president, General Cain, who commanded Operation Midnight Hammer (the B-2 strike on Iranian nuclear sites), is convinced that defeating Iran would be no trouble.
Trump left the decision on military action to himself: he prefers negotiations but warned – if there’s no deal, Iran will “have a very bad day.”
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Bhutan has launched a digital nomad visa priced at $2,800 per year, allowing foreigners to live and travel across the country for 12 months.
A key condition: applicants must also invest $10,000 into Bhutan’s sovereign financial infrastructure by purchasing TER, a new gold-backed crypto asset.
This marks a major shift for a country that, for decades, tightly restricted tourism with mandatory guides and daily fees of $100–250. The new visa signals Bhutan’s move toward a more open, innovation-friendly model — blending controlled openness with crypto and long-term visitors.
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Bhutan has launched a digital nomad visa priced at $2,800 per year, allowing foreigners to live and travel across the country for 12 months.
A key condition: applicants must also invest $10,000 into Bhutan’s sovereign financial infrastructure by purchasing TER, a new gold-backed crypto asset.
This marks a major shift for a country that, for decades, tightly restricted tourism with mandatory guides and daily fees of $100–250. The new visa signals Bhutan’s move toward a more open, innovation-friendly model — blending controlled openness with crypto and long-term visitors.
@Cryptoz