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South Korea’s government discusses major chip investments with Samsung, SK Hynix

South Korea's accelerated chip investments could reshape global semiconductor dynamics, enhancing national growth and competitive positioning. The post South Korea’s government discusses major chip investments with Samsung, SK Hynix appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin’s ‘OG’ investors have slowed selling in a bullish sign for the market

Bitcoin "OGs" have slashed their selling activity to the lowest levels in nearly two years.

US nears ban on CBDCs until 2030 as housing bill goes to Trump

The House passed a housing bill with a central bank digital currency ban until 2030, meaning it now just needs US President Donald Trump’s sign-off.

Japan Finance Minister meets Alphabet to discuss AI technology for megabanks

Japan's AI integration in megabanks could enhance financial services and cybersecurity, potentially reshaping the banking sector's future. The post Japan Finance Minister meets Alphabet to discuss AI technology for megabanks appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Live markets: Bitcoin could drop to $59,000 in the short-term as liquidity dries up

Trading firm Wintermute's options desk puts bitcoin in a $61,242 to $63,563 range for Tuesday, with correlation rising across tokens and no fresh ETF bid in sight.

Matchday 13 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup puts crypto’s biggest sports bet to the test

The integration of crypto in sports, highlighted by the World Cup, underscores its growing influence and potential volatility in global markets. The post Matchday 13 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup puts crypto’s biggest sports bet to the test appeared...

Bitcoin drops toward $62,000 as the chip selloff deepens for a second day

A renewed rout in semiconductor stocks pulled risk assets lower again, and crypto kept sliding. Bitcoin is down 5% on the week, with ether and the memecoins falling harder.

Senate Dems urge probe into $500M crypto deal between Trumps, UAE

Democrats want the Senate to hold hearings on the dealings between the Trump administration, World Liberty Financial and Abu Dhabi royalty.