Frank Giustra, a Canadian billionaire and gold advocate, argued that Bitcoin cannot truly be considered 'digital gold' because its blockchain ledger allows governments to trace and seize crypto assets. His comments followed U.S. Treasury claims of nearly $1 billion in Iran-linked cryptocurrency seizures, highlighting active government enforcement. Giustra emphasized that despite self-custody and seed phrase memorization, users remain vulnerable to legal actions and tracing, unlike physical gold. This renews debate on Bitcoin's role as a safe-haven asset compared to gold, especially as governments hold significant seized Bitcoin reserves.
The United States, United Kingdom, and Australia have announced a joint initiative under the AUKUS alliance to develop advanced underwater drone technology by 2027. This program aims to protect critical subsea internet cables, which have been increas...
Novartis announced that Pluvicto combined with standard care significantly improves radiographic progression-free survival (rPFS) in metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer (mHSPC) patients, regardless of disease volume or presentation. The PSMA...
Space ID (ID) token saw a sharp price increase on South Korea's Upbit exchange, rising about 7.9% to 64.2 won amid a 300% surge in trading volume, reaching roughly 209 billion won ($152 million). The token topped Upbit's 'fear and greed' index with a...
Zoomlion is accelerating its global deployment of new energy and smart agricultural machines by showcasing hybrid tractors and intelligent harvesters at major expos in Turkey, South Africa, Thailand, Brazil, and China. Their hybrid tractors, such as ...
The Cardano Foundation confirmed the cancellation of the Cardano Summit 2026 following a failed treasury vote by DReps, reflecting increased governance scrutiny amid a weak ADA market. ADA price is trading near $0.236, below a critical support level ...
