Coinspaid, Europe’s one of the largest blockchain payment infrastructure, has announced a strategic partnership with The Residency, a global community for early-stage founders and innovators. The collaboration will provide Residency startups with exclusive access to Coinspaid’s industry-leading stablecoin infrastructure solutions on preferential terms. The Residency has become known for cultivating ambitious founders in an environment […]
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The Weirdest Detail in Iran’s Ceasefire Agreement
“Who is bombing Iran right now?” Hunnicutt asked Leavitt. Caught off guard, she initially stumbled before responding, asking if those reports were “as of a few minutes ago.” Hunnicutt said yes. “Obviously, I’ll have to go back and check with the national security team. I’m standing out here with all of you. But I will […]
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How to Reclaim America From the Scammers and Frauds
But there is no real profit in telling people to jog regularly or eat vegetables. Instead, wellness companies and influencers sell a variety of unregulated or underregulated products that are supposedly designed to make you feel better. They typically carry the FDA’s standard disclaimer that such products are not meant to cure or treat any […]
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The Multi-Hop Challenge: Understanding Indirect Blockchain Exposure in Compliance
Public blockchains operate as permissionless networks where anyone can send digital assets to any address at any time. This open architecture creates a fundamental technical challenge for compliance teams tracking the flow of funds. Digital assets rarely travel in straight lines. They often move through multiple intermediate wallets before reaching a final destination. This multi-hop […]
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Trump’s New Gift to Crypto and Private Equity: Access to Your 401(k)
Many retirement investors are wary, for good reason. Private equity and credit markets are highly illiquid and lack transparency—not to mention strong regulatory oversight—making it difficult for investors to access funds, accurately value assets, and spot risks on the horizon. And there’s no guarantee that private investments, despite having much higher fees than index funds, […]
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In Illinois, a Deluge of Corporate PAC Ads Sold Populism. Wait, What?
The New York Times reported of one outcome that “a moderate former congresswoman defeated a left-wing rival.” That would be news to voters in Illinois’s 8th congressional district, where AI-industry titans funded an innocuous-sounding Think Big PAC to propel former House member Melissa Bean, once dubbed “Wall Street’s favorite Democrat,” with over $1 million of […]
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The Party of AOC or AIPAC? In Illinois, Neither Bloc Could Dominate
It was a draw last night in Illinois. Each side won two races. The primaries were the latest illustration of a changing party where no faction or group is dominant. Progressive policy views, such as skepticism of the Israeli government and support for the abolition of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, are gaining ground […]
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Trump’s Sons Say Their Open Corruption Is Our Fault
Pope Leo XIV has not been afraid to criticize Trump since being named pontiff last year. He told reporters in September that “someone who says ‘I am against abortion but I am in agreement with the inhuman treatment of immigrants in the United States,’ I don’t know if that’s pro-life.” He expanded upon those views […]
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