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Postwar plans being drawn up by Donald Trump’s administration will reportedly see the US offer Palestinians digital tokens in exchange for “voluntarily” leaving their land in Gaza. As reported by The Washington Post, the so-called “GREAT Trust Proposal,” would see vacant land redeveloped into a number of mega-projects, including six to eight “AI-powered, smart cities,” an “Elon Musk Smart Manufacturing Zone,” and “Trump Riviera,” inspired by Dubai’s man-made Palm Islands.  Those who agree to trade their land for tokens will be allowed to return to Gaza 10 years later , once the redevelopment is finished, and exchange them for “ownership of rebuilt residences.”  Screenshot taken from the GREAT Trust PDF outlining its plans with messy AI visuals. Read more: Max Keiser thinks bitcoin will stop Israel displacing Palestinians By doing this, the trust estimates it would save $23,000 per person that would otherwise be spent on temporary housing for those choos...

The US Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnick, said that the United States could reach a trade agreement soon with New Delhi. Lutnick touched upon various pain points between the two nations and suggested that India should scale back its involvement in BRICS and maintain cordial business relations with the US. He said that India rubbed the US the wrong way after buying military equipment from its BRICS counterpart, Russia. “There were certain things that the Indian government did that generally rubbed the United States the wrong way. For instance, generally buying your military gear from Russia,” he said. To mend things, he said that the Modi government is now buying military arms from the US. “So I think India is starting to move towards buying military equipment from the United States, which then goes a long way,” he added. Also Read: BRICS: Morgan Stanley Bets the US Dollar To Decline BRICS: US Urges India To Open Up Their Markets: ‘We Want Access to Business and Finance’ S...

BRICS is looking to overpower the US and Europe by putting local currencies ahead of the dollar for trade. The alliance kick-started the de-dollarization initiative convincing developing countries to end reliance on the US dollar. The global financial order remains on a slippery slope this year with weak macroeconomic factors affecting the sector. Also Read: BRICS: Brazil To Incorporate Government Bonds in CBDC Digital Currency On the heels of the BRICS de-dollarization threat, the US is facing calls for a recession which could also affect Europe. If a recession hits both the US and Europe, BRICS and other developing countries could benefit the most. Read here to know how many sectors in the US will be affected if BRICS ditches the dollar for trade. Also Read: Donald Trump Warns of Consequences If BRICS Ditches the US Dollar BRICS: A Recession On the Cards For US & Europe, Says BCA Analyst Source: Dursun Aydemir | Anadolu Agency | Getty Images BCA Chief European Strategist, Mathieu...

Thanks to strange corporate rules and regulations in California and Colorado, a Chinese pig-butchering scammer and a US-based swindler of the elderly combined forces to pretend they were working directly with Tether and its executives, corporate filings show. Convicted criminal Mohammad Alam and Chinese national Sun Yunfeng — who is currently being sued by Google — were able to get away with including the names of all Tether executives in one company and naming another company ‘USDT Bank LLC.’ Sun Yunfeng leads the charge(s) Currently facing civil RICO charges from Google, Sun Yunfeng has managed to escape being served by one of the most massive corporations on Earth by simply hiding in China . The alleged serial Scam mer, who created dozens of Google Store apps to steal money from uns US pecting US ers to fund ongoing pig-butchering Scam s in Myanmar, Cambodia, and other parts of Southeast Asia, is the chairperson for a California-based company called Cryptocurr...

More than a tenth of US crypto holders would favor a presidential candidate who wants to eliminate crypto from the US economy, according to a poll from the Crypto Council for Innovation. In  A Survey of Voters Holding Crypto currency Nationwide , released on Tuesday, 11% of the 454 polled said they’d back a president ial candidate who “wants to crack down on crypto currency, and work to eliminate it from the American economy, so it can’t be US ed for fraud or scams.” Conversely, 83% of respondents would prefer a candidate who “wants to write clear rules for crypto currency so that investors can continue to have choices.” Either way, it’s clear that there’s an appetite for getting a handle on digital currencies. Exactly 50% of those polled claimed that it’s either ‘very’ or ‘extremely’ important for “the President and Congress to deal with the issue of cryptocurrency .” Twenty-eight percent said it’s ‘somewhat’ important, while 22% either don’t think it’s important at all or are un...

The US has issued sanctions against a Russian businesswoman, accusing her of helping Russian oligarchs bypass sanctions via crypto exchanges, laundering their funds, and using Dubai to legitimize money trails. As announced on Friday by the US Treasury Department, 37-year-old Ekaterina Zhdanova is alleged to have helped international oligarchs from Russia bypass US sanctions that were implemented during the Ukraine war.  Zhdanova is said to have used crypto to move over $100 million to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on behalf of one wealthy client and allegedly offered a local tax residency service to help Russians create an origin of funds that international authorities wouldn’t question.  According to officials, “Through key facilitators like Zhdanova, Russian elites, ransomware groups, and other illicit actors sought to evade U.S. and international sanctions, particularly through the abuse of virtual currency.” Zhdanova allegedly US ed sanctioned crypto exchanges, such as Garan...