⚠️NEVER SELL YOUR BITCOIN ⚠️ 🔥President Donald Trump stated that the United States will keep 100% of its Bitcoin holdings, establishing a policy to never sell the nation's digital asset reserves. $BTC $BNB $ETH
This initiative forms the foundation of a formal national reserve strategy.
🔥The White House is pressuring Senate Democrats to accept newly integrated ethics restrictions in the CLARITY Act, but key Democrats have rejected the current compromise, calling the measures a "nonstarter" that fails to adequately curb conflicts of interest. $EUL $DIA $QI
Democrats argue that it's ethics restrictions and enforcement mechanisms targeting the president's business interests are too weak, while law enforcement and banking groups warn it leaves loopholes for financial crimes and risks traditional deposits.
🔥BREAKING- Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson warned that Bitcoin($BTC ) could lose its status as the world's largest cryptocurrency if its rigid governance model prevents it from upgrading against future quantum computing threats. $ADA $BTC
Speaking in an interview, Hoskinson highlighted that Bitcoin's primary vulnerability is not the quantum technology itself, but its decentralized structure which leaves it "frozen in time" and resistant to swift consensus upgrades.
He emphasizes that Cardano's on chain governance and scalability help it better cope with technological threats. Hoskinson calls Cardano "the spiritual successor to Bitcoin," overcoming limitations that Nakamoto couldn't address.
👉 This is a strong statement from Hoskinson, both promoting Cardano and pointing out the challenges Bitcoin faces.
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🔥BREAKING: The U.S. Senate failed to advance a War Powers Resolution, rejecting the measure in a narrow 47–49 vote. $DEXE $EUL $PROM
This blocked a legislative push to restrain President Donald Trump's military campaign against Iran.
While the Senate blocked its version of the measure, the House of Representatives took the opposite stance just hours earlier.
🔸The House Vote: Passed a non-binding resolution 214–208 to halt unauthorized military action. Four Republicans joined Democrats in voting for the rebuke.
🔸The Senate Vote: Fell short of the majority needed to advance the joint resolution introduced by Senator Chris Van Hollen. This outcome ensures Congress cannot present a unified, legally binding order to the White House.