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The FCC will expand its ban on Chinese telecom and surveillance equipment imports starting July, now including older models used in public safety and critical infrastructure. This marks the latest escalation in US restrictions on Chinese technology.
Read MoreMorgan Stanley recently added over 140 BTC through its spot Bitcoin ETF, bringing total holdings above 4700 BTC valued at nearly $300 million. This 'buy-the-dip' move highlights continued institutional confidence in crypto asset allocation.
Read MoreHezbollah leader Naim Qassem condemned the U.S.-Israel-Lebanon framework agreement, calling it a "grave mistake" by the Lebanese government. He declared the deal invalid and accused authorities of legitimizing Israeli occupation, escalating regional tensions.
Read MorePrediction market data shows a 63% probability of Bitcoin falling to $50,000 by year-end, signaling rising bearish sentiment. This analysis explores the market dynamics behind the shift and key price levels to watch.
Read MoreECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel warns that inflation risks for food, energy, and services remain tilted to the upside. She signals further interest rate hikes are likely to bring inflation back to 2%, despite recent geopolitical developments easing some pressure. Wage growth is not yet evident.
Read MoreShenzhen's Shuibei gold market faces sharp volatility as international prices tumble. Wholesalers report losses exceeding $140,000 in just over a month, equivalent to a luxury car's value. While retail demand remains strong, bulk traders bear the brunt of the market downturn.
Read MoreChina's National Intellectual Property Administration has approved the establishment of a national-level IP protection center in Xiongan New Area. Focusing on next-generation IT and new materials, the center will integrate rapid review, rights confirmation, and enforcement, aiming to cut average patent grant times by 70% and accelerate innovation.
Read MoreThe Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index has remained negative for 40 consecutive days, currently at -0.1569%. This sustained negative trend signals weak Bitcoin demand in the U.S. market, with selling pressure outweighing buying interest. It suggests declining investor risk appetite, rising safe-haven sentiment, or potential capital outflows from the U.S. crypto market.
Read MoreHezbollah's leader declared the Israel-Lebanon framework agreement invalid, demanding its replacement with a US-Iran memorandum. He rejected linking Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon to the group's disarmament, calling it a "red line," and pressured the Lebanese government to abandon the current deal.
Read MoreKey developments on June 27th highlight trends in digital assets and AI. US Bitcoin spot ETFs saw continued outflows amid weak sentiment, while Asian AI firms advanced with new models. Peking University and DeepSeek open-sourced a high-performance framework, and China made breakthroughs in fusion reactor components.
Read MoreThe US government is close to allowing Anthropic to restore access to its powerful Fable 5 AI model, which was taken offline due to security concerns. Officials expect restrictions could be lifted as early as next week, following ongoing discussions and prior risk mitigation cooperation.
Read MoreThe recent crypto downturn stems from multiple factors including geopolitical tensions, capital rotation into AI, and inherent market cycles. While short-term pressure exists, long-term fundamentals remain strong, with regulatory clarity and global competition shaping the future landscape.
Read MoreMicroStrategy's mNAV has fallen below 1, indicating the market now values the entire company below its Bitcoin holdings. This breaks a long-standing premium and raises questions about its financing strategy and business model evolution.
Read MoreMarvell's new Structera CXL controllers feature in-line hardware compression, transparently boosting effective memory capacity by up to 3.64x for databases. This breakthrough reduces AI infrastructure costs and bandwidth pressure without code changes.
Read MoreLabour leadership candidate Andy Burnham will unveil a major economic strategy next week, focusing on decentralizing power and funding from Westminster to English regions. Plans include greater mayoral control, funding for housing and education, and potential tax devolution, marking a significant shift in governance.
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