Hong Kong is allowing licensed crypto platforms to connect local clients with international liquidity pools for the first time. This change could attract global players and let exchanges list new tokens and stablecoins while keeping investor protections in place.
WeatherlyA crypto trader known as The White Whale had $3 million frozen by MEXC over alleged automated trading, which he denied. The exchange apologised and released the funds after public pressure and scrutiny highlighted issues with its account and withdrawal processes.
AnaisElon Musk posted “It’s time” on X, sparking new excitement among Dogecoin fans and speculation about its future. The post reminded many of his 2021 tweets that once sent the meme coin’s price soaring, though DOGE has not seen a similar jump this time.
WeatherlyOpenAI has signed a seven-year, $38 billion deal with Amazon to use AWS and hundreds of thousands of Nvidia GPUs for its AI projects. This move gives OpenAI more computing power and independence from Microsoft as it expands its global AI infrastructure.
AnaisHollywood.com and Crypto.com have launched a platform where fans can trade predictions on movies, music, TV shows, and awards. The service is fully regulated in the US, letting users buy and sell contracts based on entertainment events in real time.
JoyStream Finance has paused all deposits and withdrawals after an external fund manager caused a $93 million loss. Its stablecoin XUSD dropped sharply below $1, and the platform has hired legal experts to investigate and recover remaining assets.
AnaisBrazil is proposing a new tax that would charge 30% on previously undeclared cryptocurrencies to bring hidden assets into the legal system. The law, approved by the lower house, now awaits a Senate vote and could give investors legal protection if they declare their holdings.
WeatherlyAmazon has told Perplexity AI to stop its Comet browser from buying items on its platform, claiming it breaks the site’s rules. Perplexity denies any wrongdoing, saying the AI acts on users’ instructions and calling Amazon’s move an attempt to limit competition.
WeatherlyApple is developing its first low-cost Mac laptop, priced between $599 and $699, aimed at students, casual users, and budget-conscious buyers. The device will use an A-series iPhone chip, have a smaller display, and target Chromebooks, Windows laptops, and entry-level iPad users.
AnaisForward Industries announced a $1 billion share buyback and filed a resale prospectus with the US SEC to strengthen investor confidence.
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