Cryptocurrency

The number of public companies holding bitcoin globally rose from 89 at the beginning of April to 113 by the end of May, with the top holder boasting a staggering 580,000 bitcoins in its reserves.

The U.S. President, Donald Trump, has signed an executive order reducing tariffs on imported Japanese automobiles from 25% to 15%, according to a White House announcement on September 4th.

The number of publicly traded companies holding bitcoin globally rose from 89 at the beginning of April to 113 by the end of May. Among these companies, the largest holder boasts a staggering 580,000 bitcoins in its reserves. This emerging trend signals a growing acceptance and integration of bitcoin into the mainstream investment landscape.

The legalization of digital assets marks a pivotal moment in Vietnam's legal history. While the regulatory framework is still a work in progress, the investment appetite from financial institutions is palpable, with many proactively laying the groundwork to enter the fray when the proverbial green light shines.

Many businesses are pouring capital into Ether, Litecoin, and $TRUMP, eager to emulate Michael Saylor's successful strategy.

The Trump administration and the former President's family have emerged as avid supporters of digital assets.

The Japanese Financial Services Agency is set to approve the nation's first yen-pegged stablecoin as early as this autumn, according to Nikkei Asia. The move is aimed at revolutionizing international remittances and opening up a host of new applications.

Recognizing the potential in Asia - a hotbed of interest in digital assets - Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump are seeking to penetrate this market.

EU ministers have unanimously agreed on a roadmap to launch a digital euro, aiming to establish it as a competitive alternative to dominant U.S. payment systems like Visa and Mastercard.

On June 2nd, Endeavor Vietnam JSC, representing a consortium of tech enterprises including ZenX (Ninety Eight), Web3 Vietnam, Oraichain Labs, Athena Studio, and Sky Mavis, submitted a proposal to the government and relevant authorities. The proposal suggests excluding pure technology development and technical service provision activities from the scope of the pilot resolution for the cryptocurrency market in Vietnam.