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US stocks rallied Monday after President Trump issued conciliatory comments about China, reversing recent trade war threats. The market responded positively to signals of de-escalation, amid ongoing US-China trade tensions and economic uncertainties. The story highlights the volatile nature of markets driven by political rhetoric and economic policy shifts today, Wed, 15 Oct 2025.
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Xeltox, operating as Cryptomus in Canada, was fined C$177 million for financial violations. Meanwhile, Google researchers uncovered EtherHiding, a new malware technique embedding malicious code in blockchain smart contracts, used by North Korean-backed groups. Additionally, satellite data leaks expose unencrypted communications, and quantum computing threats to encryption grow more urgent.
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Bitcoin has fallen below $80,000, erasing over $1 trillion in value since October. The decline follows a series of liquidations, macroeconomic concerns, and market instability, impacting both retail and institutional investors globally, with notable effects in the US and UK markets. The crypto market remains highly volatile.
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Coinbase's listing activity remains unpredictable, with smaller, more selective additions compared to 2021. Meanwhile, illicit activities involving stablecoins and money laundering networks linked to Cambodia and Russia are rising, challenging enforcement efforts and global financial security.