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Cryptopolitan

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Founded in 2018, Cryptopolitan has grown from a popular blog into a trusted source of news and analysis for millions of readers worldwide. Over the years, we have expanded our coverage to include a wide range of topics, from market trends and technological innovations to regulatory changes and industry events.

Our team includes seasoned journalists, industry experts, and passionate crypto enthusiasts who are committed to delivering high-quality news.

Cryptopolitan is continuously expanding its network and offerings to reach a global audience across the cryptocurrency, AI, gaming, blockchain and web3 markets.

Markets brace for Broadcom earnings as investors rationalize AI spending

Broadcom Inc. is set to report earnings on Thursday, and all eyes will be on the numbers. This year, the chipmaker has been a major beneficiary of the artificial intelligence (AI) boom.

Nasdaq raises listing standards for Chinese companies entering U.S. markets

Nasdaq announced plans on Thursday to revise its listing rules in a bid to solidify its commitment to capital investment. The initiative also aims at ensuring investor protection while maintaining market integrity.

Is AI up to the task of replacing news outlets?

The written word has been challenged repeatedly. First, radio was supposed to kill the newspaper, then TV, then the internet. Now it’s AI.

US scraps TSMC’s waiver to send chip supplies freely to China

Washington has pulled back Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC)’s clearance to freely send key equipment to its biggest chipmaking hub in China, raising the risk of disruptions at the facility. The US has decided to strip the chipmaker of its validated end user (VEU) privileges for its Nanj

Korean traders sell $657M in Tesla, pivot $253M into BitMine

South Korea’s army of retail traders is reportedly cashing out of Tesla Inc. Local investors dumped a net $657 million of the carmaker’s shares in August.

Major stock jumps around crypto moves raise suspicions of insider activity

MEI Pharma’s stock jumped in mid-July. It wasn’t because of a new cancer drug. The company said it would buy $100 million of Litecoin for its cash reserves. After that, the share price went from $3 to almost $7. What was odd is that the stock had already risen in the days before the news

Alibaba under pressure to turn profits from its AI business in China

Alibaba spends heavily on AI but struggles to make strong earnings from it.

Binance Coin (BNB) Shoots to a New All-Time High, Yet This Undervalued Coin Could Deliver Far Greater Returns in 2025

As Binance Coin (BNB) smashes through a new all-time high, investor attention is rapidly shifting toward, Mutuum Finance (MUTM), which is expected to be the next major breakout in the crypto market. This emerging DeFi protocol is performing well with its innovative approach to lending and liquidity.

US could escalate Europe trade tensions with sanctions over EU tech law dispute

The Trump administration is reportedly considering imposing sanctions on European Union (EU) or member state officials responsible for implementing the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA).

Only 37% of Americans trust Powell as economic confidence in the Fed hits record low

Only 37% of Americans say they trust Jerome Powell to make the right calls for the economy, according to Gallup. That’s it. Not even four in ten people.

Trump launches new crypto venture, takes profit early, leaving supporters broke

Donald Trump, from inside the White House, has pushed a new crypto investment. This time, it’s dressed up as a “crypto treasury” firm. But just like the last two times, his base is paying the price.

Microsoft AI CEO warned that the idea of conscious AI is dangerous

Microsoft AI boss, Mustafa Suleyman, cautioned that it was dangerous to entertain the idea of AI consciousness, adding that it could easily harm psychologically vulnerable people. He pointed out that moral consideration for advanced AI created dependence-related problems that could worsen delusions.

Japan’s Inflation Hovers Well Above BOJ’s Goal Even as It Slows

Japan’s prices remained far above the BOJ’s target in July, even with a slowdown, and traders still expect another rate hike this year.

Google’s new smartphone AI outsmarts Apple

Google officially introduced its Pixel 10 smartphones at the Made by Google event in New York on Wednesday, showcasing a suite of advanced AI-powered tools that put Apple’s upcoming iPhone on notice.

Coinbase bets everything on stablecoins becoming the backbone of AI-driven payments

Coinbase has decided that stablecoins are now the center of everything. The company is banking on these digital dollars to become the financial engine behind AI-powered apps, bots, and machines. And it’s already started pushing that future.

Nasdaq suffers sharpest drop since August as AI optimism fades

US technology shares slid on Tuesday in New York trading as fresh doubts about the boom in artificial intelligence rippled through 2025’s biggest winners, pushing the Nasdaq Composite to its sharpest one-day fall since August 1 and dragging broader equities lower.

White House launches TikTok account as Trump targets 170M US users

The White House has officially joined TikTok, aiming to connect with the platform’s 170 million monthly U.S. users and signaling just how central the app has become to Americans.

South Korea’s biggest banks to meet Circle over stablecoin partnership

South Korea’s four largest banks—KB Kookmin, Shinhan, Hana, and Woori—are allegedly getting ready to meet Circle to discuss a potential alliance in the stablecoin market. The meeting, which is planned to occur during Tarbert’s visit to Seoul this month, is part of the banks’ efforts to gain access

China’s stock index closes at highest level in a decade

Shanghai’s main stock gauge logged its strongest close in 10 years on Monday, lifted by local money flowing back into shares as signals of calmer trade ties with the United States improved sentiment.

Tesla slashes UK leasing prices as July sales plunge 60%

Tesla leasing prices in the UK have plunged, with costs now less than half of what they were a year ago, as the carmaker faces slowing sales and mounting competition. Analysts say the dramatic cuts have sparked debate about Tesla’s standing in Europe.

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