Geopolitics
Ripple CEO Confident in XRP’s Inclusion in U.S. Strategic Reserve, Sees ETF and IPO Potential
- March 20, 2025
- Posted by: newworldfinance
- Category: Crypto, Geopolitics
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse is confident in XRP’s inclusion in the U.S. Strategic Digital Asset Reserve, while also anticipating the approval of XRP ETFs by 2025 and considering a potential Ripple IPO, signaling a pivotal moment for XRP’s institutional adoption and market expansion.
President Trump to Announce Crypto Policy at Digital Asset Summit
- March 20, 2025
- Posted by: newworldfinance
- Category: Crypto, Geopolitics
President Trump is set to announce a U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve at the Digital Asset Summit, marking a historic shift in national financial policy that could accelerate Bitcoin’s mainstream adoption and influence global regulatory approaches to digital assets.
SEC Officially Drops Ripple Lawsuit: A Landmark Victory for XRP and Crypto
- March 19, 2025
- Posted by: newworldfinance
- Category: Crypto, Finance, Geopolitics
The SEC has officially dropped its lawsuit against Ripple, marking a landmark victory for XRP and the broader crypto industry, as shifting regulatory attitudes under the Trump administration pave the way for increased institutional adoption and potential new financial products.
SEC Reconsiders Crypto Custody Rule Under Uyeda’s Leadership
- March 18, 2025
- Posted by: newworldfinance
- Category: Crypto, Finance, Geopolitics
The SEC, under Mark Uyeda, is shifting its approach to crypto regulations signaling a possible revision or complete withdrawal of a controversial custody rule.
Elon Musk Exposes “Magic Money Computers” Printing Cash—Could Bitcoin Be the Fix?
- March 18, 2025
- Posted by: newworldfinance
- Category: Crypto, Finance, Geopolitics
Elon Musk has made a shocking revelation about how U.S. government financial systems operate. Musk claimed he found at least 14 “magic money computers” within federal agencies that have the ability to issue payments without proper oversight.
Bitcoin Climbs 7.7% on Hopes of Trump Tariff Relief for Canada and Mexico
- March 5, 2025
- Posted by: newworldfinance
- Category: Crypto, Cryptocurrency Markets, Geopolitics
Bitcoin jumped 7.7% to $90K as investors anticipate Trump may soften tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Markets remain volatile, with the March 7 White House Crypto Summit expected to shape future regulatory moves.
China Retaliates Against Trump’s Tariffs With Counter-Tariffs on U.S. Goods
- March 4, 2025
- Posted by: newworldfinance
- Category: Geopolitics
China has retaliated against Trump’s tariffs with counter-tariffs on key U.S. agricultural exports, escalating the global trade war. The Atlanta Fed predicts a 2.8% U.S. economic contraction, while the Dollar Index is declining, raising concerns over market volatility and inflation.
Trump’s $5M ‘Gold Card’ Visa Could Help Pay Off U.S. National Debt
- February 26, 2025
- Posted by: newworldfinance
- Category: Finance, Geopolitics
TLDR: Trump’s proposed $5M ‘gold card’ visa would grant wealthy foreigners U.S. residency and citizenship. Economist Peter Schiff claims selling visas could pay off the $36T national debt, though the limited number of wealthy applicants makes this unlikely. Schiff also controversially suggested Americans should be able to sell their passports for $5M.
Ohio Senator Introduces Second Bitcoin Reserve Bill, Pushing for State BTC Fund
- February 5, 2025
- Posted by: newworldfinance
- Category: Crypto, Cryptocurrency Markets, Geopolitics
TLDR: Ohio Senator Sandra O’Brien has introduced SB57, a bill allowing the state treasurer to invest in Bitcoin to create the Ohio Bitcoin Reserve Fund. The bill mandates BTC holdings for at least five years and requires government agencies to accept crypto payments. Ohio joins twelve U.S. states considering Bitcoin reserve bills.
China Imposes New Tariffs on U.S. Imports, Raising Economic Tensions
- February 4, 2025
- Posted by: newworldfinance
- Category: Finance, Geopolitics
TLDR: China has announced new tariffs on U.S. imports, effective Feb. 10, 2025, including 15% on coal and LNG and 10% on crude oil, vehicles, and machinery. The move escalates trade tensions and could disrupt global markets, particularly energy and manufacturing.