The Bitcoin Policy Institute revealed that Chinese Communist Party-linked influence operations have blocked or delayed $23.6 billion in US AI infrastructure projects across 14 states. Their research highlights 21 campaigns involving moratoria and bans on data center construction, driven by CCP-affiliated media and a nonprofit network funded by Neville Roy Singham. This matters because AI data centers and Bitcoin mining share infrastructure needs, so regulatory battles affect both sectors. Lawmakers are now pushing for deeper investigations into these foreign influence networks.
Remittix announced its final presale price for the RTX token at $0.46, set as the minimum exchange launch price for its market debut on November 24, 2026. Currently, RTX is available at $0.23 during the ongoing presale stage, with the project nearing...
Starknet has processed more than $2 million worth of assets through its unified privacy pool as of October 11. This pool includes 56 different assets and supports privacy-focused decentralized finance (DeFi) services via the STRK20 protocol. The mile...
East West Bancorp (EWBC) maintains a 'soft buy' rating due to strong Q2 operational results, including a net interest margin of 3.43% and net profits of $363.7 million. The bank benefits from balance sheet growth and increased non-interest income, po...
Starknet (STRK) saw a significant 44.51% price increase within 24 hours, reaching $0.110 and a market cap of over $813 million, making it the most-searched crypto asset at the time. Other notable movements included Quantus (QTC) rising 3.17%, Derive ...
U.S.-listed XRP ETFs continued their inflow streak for the 13th consecutive week ending Oct. 9, attracting $11.31 million and raising cumulative inflows to $1.80 billion. Meanwhile, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ETFs experienced significant outflows ...
