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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.

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China’s industrial profits defy expectations despite tariff pressures

China’s industrial profits rose 3.0% YoY in April, accelerating from a 2.6% increase in March despite uncertainties from trade tensions between Beijing and Washington.

Tesla’s drop in sales slows down EV growth in Europe

Tesla’s sales in Europe plunged 49% last month compared with a year earlier, even as battery-electric vehicle sales rose 27.8%, illustrating that its Model Y upgrade has yet to improve its image.

Google’s AI Search could erode Reddit traffic

Google’s AI Mode may reduce Reddit traffic by providing direct answers using Reddit content without driving clicks to the site.

Chinese AI firms are thriving despite US chip restrictions

Tencent and Baidu, two of China’s top tech giants, say they have found ways to stay competitive in the global race for artificial intelligence even as the United States tightens controls on key semiconductors.

Trump’s Golden Dome faces critical economical and technological challenges

President Trump aims to spend around $175 billion on his ambitious new missile-defense system, Golden Dome, before his term ends. The plan would seek to detect and destroy missiles launched from anywhere in the world, but experts say it faces steep technical challenges and budget concerns.

Japanese bonds recover slightly after record slump as unrealized losses surge

Japanese government bonds edged up slightly on Friday, clawing back ground after a brutal week that saw yields on long-term debt hit historic highs. The rebound followed five straight days of selloffs, driven by inflation concerns, weak investor appetite, and rising anxiety over Japan’s ballooning f

Philippines is considering dumping its US Treasury holdings

The Philippines is now openly weighing whether to slash its holdings of US Treasuries, following the credit downgrade of the United States by Moody’s Ratings.

UK inflation unexpectedly surges to 3.5% after rate cuts

UK inflation moved in the wrong direction in April, jumping to 3.5% just weeks after the Bank of England cut interest rates.

Slow exports of China’s rare-earths are threatening global supply chains

China’s move to ease its new export controls on rare earths has begun, but industry participants warn the approvals are coming too slowly to keep global supply chains running. China’s rare-earth controls may be a strategic response to US tariffs.Slow license approvals would affect Western companies.

Wall Street snaps 6-day win streak as S&P 500 and Dow turn red

Wall Street finally lost momentum on Tuesday as the tech rally that had been dragging indexes higher gave out, ending a six-day streak of gains. According to data from CNBC, the S&P 500 closed at 5,940.46, dropping 0.39%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 114.83 points, or 0.27%, to fin

Bitcoin surges to $105,000 as Ether and XRP lead extended market recovery on US-China trade deal

Bitcoin just hit $105,000 for the first time in three months, kicking the crypto market back into full gear. This jump came after news broke about a 90-day truce in the US-China trade war, with both sides agreeing to reduce some tariffs. Traders immediately started buying risk assets. The reaction w

US stock markets surge, Bitcoin surpasses $100K as Trump tells Americans to “buy stocks now”

US markets jumped on Thursday after President Donald Trump confirmed a new trade deal framework between the United States and the United Kingdom, calling it the beginning of what he said would be an economic boom. The announcement marked the first big agreement since the White House rolled out sweep

Japan denies using its $1 trillion in US Treasuries as a trade threat

Japan has denied any plan to threaten the United States with the sale of over $1 trillion in US Treasuries during trade talks, Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato said on Sunday in Milan. The denial came two days after Kato appeared on national television suggesting the holdings could be used as a negot

Fed chair Powell can keep his job until term ends in 2026, says Trump

President Donald Trump said on Friday that Jerome Powell will stay on as Federal Reserve chair until his term expires in May 2026.

Dollar and stocks head for 3rd straight weekly win as US-China trade deal hopes rise

The dollar and U.S. stock market are grinding toward their third straight weekly win, thanks to rising talk that the U.S. and China might actually return to the table for trade talks.

Arbitrum offers as much as $100k per report to snitch on wasteful DAOs

In a move aimed at fighting grant mismanagement and exposing fraud, the Arbitrum DAO has announced that it will launch a grant bounty program that will pay as much $100,000 per report to individuals who report bad actors among its grant recipients.

Tesla hides $97M Bitcoin loss in adjusted earnings report

Tesla Inc reported its worst quarter in years but but it wouldn’t be possible to guess that from its “adjusted earnings.” The EV giant reported adjusted (non-GAAP) earnings of $900 million, more than double its official net income of $400 million.

Federal Reserve eases crypto oversight for banks, rescinds key provisions

The U.S. Federal Reserve Board has updated its crypto regulation guidelines for banks, allowing greater flexibility in engaging with digital currencies.

Trump’s biggest opponent right now isn’t China, it’s the S&P 500

President Donald Trump has spent the last three months tearing through Washington like a battering ram, but the one thing stopping him isn’t China, NATO, or Congress. It’s the S&P 500.

US dollar rebounds slightly, but remains one of the worst performers this year

The Dollar crawled off the floor in the early Thursday hours, but it’s still stuck near the bottom in 2025. The mini comeback followed US President Donald Trump’s decision to cool off on firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, and a change in tone from the White House on its trade fight with...

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