French Prime Minister François Bayrou has proposed scrapping Easter Monday and Victory in Europe Day as public holidays in a bold attempt to slash France’s soaring national debt. The controversial move is part of a wider 2026 budget plan that includes spending freezes, tax reforms, and increased defence funding — all amid fierce political opposition and the looming threat of a no-confidence vote.

In a stunning turn of events, the U.S. Securities...

After nearly two years of legal pressure, the U.S. SEC has dropped its civil lawsuit against Binance and founder Changpeng Zhao. Dismissed “with prejudice,” the case cannot be refiled—marking a decisive victory for Binance and a major setback for aggressive crypto regulation in the U.S. With new leadership at the SEC and a shift in tone, this moment could redefine the future of blockchain oversight in America.

A few years ago we had tons of weird and wonderful projects offering bizarre innovation (I’m thinking projects like Ampleforth, and some of the bonding mechanisms that were developed).

⏳ Did you know that procrastination is a habit and self-fulfilling pattern? The more you do it, the less motivated you are to get started with something. The solution is to do something productive, whether you want to or not! Let’s get after it this week.

In the ever-unfolding saga of crypto Twitter, few names have burned as brightly — or crashed as spectacularly — as James Wynn. He called PEPE at a $600K market cap. Flipped half a million into $87 million in just 70 days. Then, in a move that stunned the entire on-chain world, opened a $1.2 billion long on Bitcoin — the largest position in DEX history. But just as fast as he rose, he fell. Rumors say he roundtripped nearly $100 million… before vanishing entirely. Was he a trading genius? A reckless gambler? Or just a brilliant marketing stunt?"

As Trump stirs economic waters, Bitcoin rides the waves...

As Trump stirs economic waters, Bitcoin rides the waves...

A Ukrainian man is denied Austrian citizenship after refusing to sing the national anthem during the official ceremony. The court has now confirmed the decision, raising concerns over religious freedom, nationalism, and integration.