Robert Kiyosaki says today’s inflation and debt pressures stem from the 1974 petrodollar shift and U.S. retirement reform, while reiterating that Bitcoin, gold, and silver are real money.
LIGHT surged over 400% in 24 hours, trading near $2.20-$2.30, far outperforming the market. The rally is fueled by Bitcoin DeFi hype, RGB-Lightning Network integration, technical breakouts of key resistance, and new listings on KuCoin, Bitget, and WEEX. Limited circulating supply amplifies volatility; a drop below $1.48 could trigger deep correction.
Crypto markets sold off after explosions were reported in Caracas and the White House confirmed a limited U.S. operation. Bitcoin fell to $88,766, while Ether held near $3,106.
Coinbase will suspend 12 perpetual futures contracts on May 21, covering KAITO, CAKE, VET, and others. The third wave in two months brings total removals to 37, signaling a strategic pivot toward institutional-grade derivatives.
Eleven Democratic senators asked the DOJ and Treasury to review whether Binance still complies with its 2023 settlement, citing alleged Iran-linked flows worth about $1.7 billion, more than 1,500 flagged accounts, and broader sanctions concerns.
BlockDAG’s March 4 date has drawn attention to BDAG listing expectations, but the source stresses that the date does not itself confirm live trading. Any listing price claim still depends on exchange confirmation, liquidity, and transfer status.
SEC staff issued a statement exempting certain self-custodial wallet interfaces from broker registration, provided they meet strict conditions on user control, neutral design, and disclosure. The policy lasts five years and is not a permanent rule.
An IMF working paper says stablecoins can act as an alternative dollar channel in economies with restricted FX access, while also making dollar shortages more visible and increasing the risk of disorderly outflows.
