How much is Donald Trump worth? There are always different opinions on this question, but according to the latest statistics from Forbes, as of March 2025, Trump's net worth has reached 5.1 billion US dollars.
Blockstream CEO Adam Back recently led a round of financing for Swedish health technology company H100 Group AB, totaling 21 million Swedish kronor. The funds will be used to purchase Bitcoin on a large scale.
Today, Dubai officially launched the first real estate tokenization project led by a government real estate registry in the Middle East. This epoch-making plan was jointly launched by the Dubai Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA)
Pakistan is making a big push into cryptocurrencies and high-tech. In the first phase of a nationwide plan, the government has allocated 2,000 megawatts of power capacity for the development of bitcoin mining and artificial intelligence dat
Hong Kong Financial Services and the Treasury Secretary Paul Hui recently attended the Hong Kong New Productivity Forum Series - Building a World-Class Capital Market Forum and met with the media. He said that Hong Kong is actively developi
Vitalik Buterinpointed out:"Nordic countries are abandoning their cashless society initiatives because their centralized implementation of the concept is too fragile. Cash as a fallback is particularly necessary. Ethereum needs to be resili
Today, Mind Network and Alibaba Cloud officially announced a strategic partnership to introduce security and consensus technologies based on fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) into Alibaba Cloud's DeepSeek service.
Against the backdrop of the rapid development of global financial technology, stablecoins, as an important bridge connecting traditional finance and digital assets, are gradually becoming the focus of supervision in various countries.
Chinese auto dealer Jiuzi New Energy officially announced that it will purchase 1,000 bitcoins in batches over the next year through a combination of issuing additional shares and paying cash.
According to the latest report from the Wall Street Journal, several top commercial banks in the United States, including JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup and Wells Fargo, are planning a major cooperation plan: jointly issuing a s