Crypto and the global shift: where Trade, Law, and Tech collide

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Trade tensions escalate as China raises tariffs on U.S. goods to 125%, disrupting exports and rattling markets. In response, Europe unveiled plans for €21 billion in new tariffs, aiming to counterbalance the impact of U.S. subsidies and protect its economic interests.

The move highlights the growing global trade friction and the shifting dynamics of international commerce, driving some investors to seek refuge in crypto as a hedge against uncertainty.

Meanwhile, the U.S. lowered tariffs globally for 90 days. The action decreases the rate to 10% for some partners. The objective is stability, officials say. Global markets respond warily.

U.S. financial leadership suffers. Confidence wanes with the release of fresh data revealing global alarm. Wall Street sends out mixed signals in reaction.

Paul Atkins becomes the new boss at the SEC. His priority is crypto. His intentions are to develop faster and more transparent rules for the burgeoning industry.

DOJ shuts down crypto enforcement unit

The Department of Justice makes an unexpected move. It shuts down its crypto enforcement unit. They used to track mixers and launderers. Efforts to prevent scamming. Investigators will turn more attention to individuals rather than to platforms.

Ukraine introduces new crypto regulations. Lawmakers are calling for an 18% tax on crypto earnings. An extra 5% will fund the military.

The draft includes mining, staking, and airdrops. Long-term holding will not be taxed. The nation aims to regulate and tax simultaneously.

Hong Kong is part of the tide of transformation. Regulators open staking on licensed platforms to everyone. Suppliers must follow stringent rules on security and transparency. The area wishes to support orderly and secure crypto operations.

New upgrade to boost ethereum app speed

Inflation news assuages market anxiety. The U.S. core CPI dropped to 2.8% in March. It is the least in four years. Growth slows to 0.1% for the month. Investors await the Fed’s next move.

Vitalik Buterin promotes a fresh Ethereum update. It would reduce L2-L1 latency to 12 seconds. The adjustment would make apps faster and the user experience better. Sony’s move in Asia is significant. The tech heavyweight backs USDC adoption in Singapore. Key players back stablecoins and push momentum.

Binance founder CZ plays a vital role in Pakistan. CZ will advise the country’s crypto policy. His advice will dictate law and systems in the world of digital money in the years to come. The world evolves rapidly around the globe. Everyone is waiting to see what’s to come.

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Anny Sam is a professional crypto journalist with over four years of experience, specializing in blockchain development and cryptographic technologies. She has worked as a news reporter on multiple publications, served as a news editor intern at a local magazine, and has been a writer at BTCRead since February 2025. Anny holds a BSc in Mathematics. You can reach out to Anny at anny.sam@btcread.com.
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