Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure South Korean right-wing lawmakers have proposed a bill to abolish the taxation of crypto assets scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2027. A Long Chain Of Regulation Delays According to Korean

_Yao Qian, the former head of the digital currency wing of the People’s Bank of China, has been found guilty of taking a bribe of 2,000 ETH. In his office, a hardware wallet was discovered._ Yao Qian is guilty of crypto bribery. The former director (56 years old) was instrumental in the digital

Trump personally wrote the plaques under the portraits of former presidents in the West Wing colonnade of the White House, naming Biden as "the worst president in history," using a self-inking pen for the inscription, accusing Obama of surveilling campaigns and creating the Russiagate hoax. The American presidential tradition has been fundamentally rewritten.

Global payment giant Stripe's strategic moves in the crypto space have once again attracted industry attention. The company has recently adopted a "mergers and acquisitions" approach, bringing the core team of the well-known mobile crypto wallet Valora under its wing to accelerate the development of its stablecoin business. The Valora wallet app itself and its intellectual property will return to its birthplace, Celo developer studio cLabs. This acquisition is a key step in Stripe's effort to build a "full lifecycle stablecoin service" ecosystem, following its previous purchases in 2024 of stablecoin infrastructure company Bridge for $1.1 billion in October, and earlier this year of crypto wallet company Privy. It marks traditional fintech giants' deeper foray into the crypto domain.

Written by: Bao Yilong Source: Wallstreetcn Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio has warned that the global economy will face dangerous conditions in the next one to two years, but he advises investors not to rush out of AI investments just because of high valuations, and instead to focus on substantive signals of a bubble bursting. In an interview with CNBC on Monday, Dalio said that the current market has shown cracks in multiple areas—including private equity, venture capital, and the refinancing debt sector—due to the overlapping impact of three cycles: debt, political conflict, and geopolitics. Dalio pointed out that the global debt burden has started to put pressure on parts of the market, and that governments are caught in fiscal distress, unable to raise taxes or cut benefits. This structural conflict is intensifying domestic political polarization, and the rise of both left-wing and right-wing populism means irreconcilable differences. With the 2026 US midterm elections approaching, Dalio expects political conflict to further intensify

According to Mars Finance, Lily Liu, the chair of the Solana Foundation, posted on social media criticizing The New York Times for having a clear ideological bias in its reporting on innovation and artificial intelligence. Liu stated that The New York Times portrays innovation and wealth creation as "predatory" and "oppressive," while in fact, artificial intelligence is a crucial driving force in the global capital market and a key national strategy. This statement supports David Sacks' rebuttal of The New York Times' allegations of conflicts of interest during his tenure as the head of artificial intelligence and crypto assets at the White House. Several industry insiders have also questioned the credibility of The New York Times' reporting, believing it has become a "left-wing version of Page Six."

Spain’s Sumar parliamentary group has introduced amendments to reform three major tax laws affecting cryptocurrencies, including the General Tax Law, Income Tax Law, and Inheritance and Gift Tax Law. The proposal would change how crypto profits are taxed, shifting gains from

France is making headlines with a groundbreaking proposal to establish a national Bitcoin Strategic Reserve, aiming to acquire up to 420,000 BTC over the next seven to eight years.

French right-wing politician Eric Ciotti proposed to purchase 420,000 Bitcoins as a national strategic reserve within the next 7 to 8 years, aiming to challenge the hegemony of the US dollar and viewing Bitcoin as "digital gold" in the fight against inflation. The proposal includes diverse funding sources and encourages crypto-friendly policies.

Peter Thiel is a highly influential Silicon Valley venture capitalist who combines libertarianism with right-wing ideology, dedicated to reshaping the political and economic landscape of the United States through technological innovation. His investments span Facebook and Palantir, and he supports Trump, promoting Western revival through technologies such as Crypto Assets and AI, altering the balance of power in TradFi and politics.