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Iran's army spokesperson declares the country remains in a state of war, with ground forces fully deployed nationwide. The military has updated target lists and equipment, standing ready to counter any potential attacks, demonstrating a firm defensive posture.
Read MoreOn April 29th, the White House convened policy leads from tech and finance giants like Microsoft, Amazon, and Goldman Sachs to urgently discuss emerging challenges in artificial intelligence. The meeting aimed to explore response strategies, with in-depth discussions ongoing despite no immediate consensus.
Read MoreA major decentralized prediction market is engaging with the CFTC to gain approval for its core exchange operations in the US. This move signals a strategic push for regulatory compliance and could dramatically expand its American user base, potentially reshaping the industry landscape.
Read MoreRobinhood's Q1 earnings fell short of forecasts, largely due to a steep 47% year-over-year decline in cryptocurrency transaction revenue. Despite overall revenue growth, the miss led to an approximately 8% drop in the stock price during after-hours trading.
Read MoreSharplink has disclosed significant weekly staking rewards of 459 ETH, underscoring the robust returns available within its ecosystem and the expanding opportunities in decentralized finance.
Read MoreOn April 29th, the US Treasury Department issued a formal ban prohibiting all US persons and entities from paying Strait of Hormuz transit fees to Iran. The directive warns that non-US entities engaging in such payments also face significant sanctions risks. Concurrently, 17 individuals and 18 entities were added to Iran-related sanctions lists.
Read MoreOn April 29, global payment leader Visa announced a partnership with blockchain stablecoin infrastructure firm WeFi. The collaboration aims to bridge the "last mile" for on-chain payments and banking services. WeFi, co-founded by former Tether co-founder Reeve Collins, positions its platform as a coordination layer between DeFi and regulated payment infrastructure, supporting cross-border spending and on-chain value storage.
Read MoreCoinbase has updated its asset listing roadmap by adding the AI-focused Gensyn project to its evaluation pipeline. This move highlights the exchange's strategic expansion into the blockchain-AI convergence sector, aiming to offer cutting-edge digital asset investment options.
Read MoreA recent poll reveals President Trump's approval rating hitting a new low at 34%, with only 22% approving his handling of living costs. Foreign policy disputes further fuel public discontent, marking a continuous downward trend.
Read MoreThe U.S. Dollar Index edged higher on April 28, closing at 98.639. Analysts attribute the rise to economic data and geopolitical factors, with traders monitoring policy signals.
Read MorePresident Trump has launched a scathing attack on the German Chancellor's comments regarding Iran's nuclear program, calling them dangerously misguided and defending U.S. pressure on Tehran. The exchange highlights a deepening rift between the allies over foreign policy.
Read MoreConcerns over the growth trajectory of a leading AI firm sparked a significant sell-off in chip stocks. Nvidia and Broadcom led declines, erasing billions in market value and dragging down the semiconductor sector, highlighting the outsized influence of AI giants on their supply chains and investor sentiment.
Read MoreVisa reports robust Q2 results, with net revenue and adjusted net income both jumping 17% year-over-year, beating analyst forecasts. Adjusted EPS reached $3.31, highlighting strong global payment volume growth and operational strength.
Read MoreUS intelligence agencies are analyzing Iran's potential reactions to a unilateral US victory declaration. The assessment weighs political pressures, regional threats from Iran's nuclear ambitions, and domestic election implications.
Read MoreU.S. stock markets closed lower on April 29th, with the Nasdaq leading declines. Technology stocks showed mixed performance, as chipmakers and social media shares fell while Apple and Microsoft gained. Investor caution prevailed.
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