News
Stay up to date on the latest crypto trends with our expert, in-depth coverage.
Ripple and the SEC have officially ended their legal fight by dismissing all appeals. XRP surged 5% as traders welcomed the final resolution.
Share link:In this post: Ethereum drainers impersonating trading bots have reportedly stolen over $900,000 from crypto users. Malicious smart contracts use obfuscation techniques to hide attacker wallet addresses. Scammers are using aged YouTube accounts and AI-generated videos for legitimacy.
Share link:In this post: Amazon gave the Trump administration a $1 billion credit deal to support cloud and AI use across federal agencies. The agreement runs through 2028 and is part of Trump’s OneGov plan to centralize tech spending. Agencies will work directly with Amazon Web Services, cutting out resellers to save costs.
Share link:In this post: OPEC+ promised to boost oil production by 2.5 million bpd by September, but is falling short. Saudi Arabia is doing most of the work, while others are either maxed out or restricted. Strong demand from China and the Middle East is keeping oil prices high.
- 22:44Nvidia announces $683 million investment in Nscale, a spin-off company from a crypto mining firmAccording to ChainCatcher, citing Bloomberg, Nvidia has announced an investment of $683 million in the UK-based artificial intelligence infrastructure company Nscale, which was spun off from a cryptocurrency miner in 2024. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated that the investment in Nscale, the AI division under cryptocurrency mining company Arkon Energy, is an important step in advancing the UK's artificial intelligence infrastructure. Nscale was spun off from Arkon in May 2024, aiming to provide AI cloud services across Europe.
- 22:44Trump Visits UK, Britain Secures $205 Billion InvestmentJinse Finance reported that the UK government is promoting a total investment of £150 billion (approximately $205 billion) from US companies, including deals related to the first US military aircraft manufactured in the UK in over 50 years. As Trump and King Charles III concluded a state banquet on Wednesday, the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) stated that commitments from companies such as Blackstone Group, software company Palantir Technologies, and logistics company Prologis will create 7,600 jobs. DBT said that most of the funds will come from Blackstone Group, which plans to invest £90 billion in various projects, and also plans to invest £10 billion in previously announced data center developments. The investment giant had previously stated that it plans to invest up to $500 billion in Europe over the next 10 years, and sources revealed that the UK investment commitment is part of this plan.
- 22:44Milan, the newly appointed board member supported by Trump, believes that interest rates should be cut by 50 basis points.BlockBeats News, on September 18, according to the Federal Reserve FOMC statement, newly appointed Federal Reserve Governor Milan, who is supported by Trump, opposed this interest rate decision, believing that rates should be cut by 50 basis points.