World Liberty Financial Co-Founder Zak Folkman Aims To Revive ICOs, Critiques Venture Capital’s Role in Crypto
Zak Folkman, co-founder of World Liberty Financial (WLF), expressed a desire to revitalize initial coin offerings (ICOs).
Zak Folkman, co-founder of World Liberty Financial (WLF), expressed a desire to revitalize initial coin offerings (ICOs).
Bitcoin’s price has been a point of concern, with some experts believing that its recent movements appear to be “manufactured.”
CEO Anthony Tan said Grab is currently serving just one out of 20 people in Southeast Asia despite hitting an all-time high of monthly transacting users.
Investors have the White House is in strong focus as tariffs continue to impact markets. New defence spending announcements shake up military contracted corporations.
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Stubborn inflation and President Donald Trump's hard-line trade policies have rekindled fears of stagflation, a worrying mix of sluggish growth and relentless inflation that haunted the U.S. in the 1970s, even as markets remain upbeat on his pro-growth agenda. The potential return of stagflation, which would pressure a range of assets, has been flagged periodically over the past 50 years but not materialized as a real threat to investor portfolios. While economists and portfolio managers are not ready to say that this time is different, the dreaded scenario has crept back as a key risk for investors in recent weeks, as the prospect of trade wars and punitive tariffs cast a shadow over U.S. growth.
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Metaplanet reaches a milestone of 0.01% of the total bitcoin supply.
Japan Petroleum Exploration (Japex) is prioritising investment in oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) through 2030 - revising an earlier plan to aggressively expand its renewables businesses, its president said. "For now, the investment focus will remain on oil and gas exploration and production... as securing a fair return from renewable energy sources such as offshore wind is challenging due to rising costs," President Michiro Yamashita told Reuters in an interview on Wednesday. Other global peers have also scaled back renewables investments due to lower returns.