Author: Kryptonews

In brief DHS and ICE are expanding the use of AI to monitor immigrants and U.S. citizens. A drone at a Los Angeles protest highlights growing domestic surveillance. Advocates warn of privacy risks and disproportionate targeting of vulnerable groups. AI surveillance tools once confined to battlefields are now being used by U.S. immigration authorities to monitor streets, protests, and communities across the country. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other federal agencies are ramping up their use of facial recognition, predictive AI, and military-grade drones. That’s sparked alarm among civil liberties advocates over privacy, oversight, and the targeting of undocumented immigrants…

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Bitcoin’s (BTC) total addressable market encompasses the $16 trillion gold market and the $30 trillion US Treasury market used as a store of value by individual bondholders and institutions, according to Hunter Horsley, the CEO of digital asset investment firm Bitwise.”The opportunity for Bitcoin isn’t just gold; it is the $30 trillion-plus using Treasuries as a store of value,” the CEO wrote on Friday.Horsley was responding to an earlier post from economist Mohamed El-Erian, in which the economist cautioned analysts that US Treasury flows are no longer a barometer for investor flight to safety.Gold is once again approaching its all-time…

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The Growing Threat of Data Breaches Data breaches have become an unsettling reality in today’s digital age. From credit card information to social security numbers, hackers are increasingly finding ways to exploit vulnerabilities in centralized systems to steal sensitive personal data. Major corporations, government agencies, and even small businesses have fallen victim to cyberattacks, leaving millions of users’ information exposed. The financial and reputational costs of these breaches are staggering, but more importantly, they erode trust in the safety of online transactions and data storage. The Problem with Traditional Security Systems Traditional cybersecurity measures, such as firewalls, encryption, and two-factor…

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The price of Bitcoin (BTC) remains resilient, despite the recent Israeli airstrike on Iran, but could see a sharp correction in the short-term if Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz — a critical route for oil shipments — impacting all risk-on assets, according to Coin Bureau founder and market analyst Nic Puckrin.Bitcoin’s short-term price action “depends on how things develop today and over the weekend,” in the Israel-Iran conflict, the analyst wrote on Friday, adding:”The biggest risk is if Iran were to close the Strait of Hormuz, which ferries nearly 20% of the world’s oil supply. If it does, oil…

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Seven Solana ETF applicants filed S-1 statements with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on June 13; however, Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart doubts approval will come as soon as next week.“I think there needs to be a back and forth with the SEC and issuers to iron out details, so I doubt it. If anyone remembers the Bitcoin ETF launch, there were *A LOT* of filings over the preceding couple months before launch,” Seyffart said in a post on Friday. US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs launched in January 2024, more than ten years after crypto exchange Gemini co-founders Tyler…

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Gold price is nearing its all-time high at $3,433, further fueling its up-and-to-the-right rally in 2025, as escalating tensions in the Middle East drive investors toward traditional safe-haven assets.The surge in gold price reflects not only geopolitical uncertainty but also a broader shift in global reserve strategies. The ECB reported last week that gold had overtaken the euro in 2024 as the world’s second-most important reserve asset, driven by record purchases by central banks.Over the past month, the spot gold price has climbed nearly 5%, rebounding from a mid-May low of around $3,123 and gaining 1.6% overnight, pushing it above…

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The current Ethereum price formed a bullish flag and a golden cross pattern, indicating an eventual comeback as ETF inflows jump.  Ethereum (ETH) was trading at $2,530 at last check on Saturday, inside the narrow range where it has remained since May 10. This price is about 85% above its lowest level in April this year.  Data shows that American investors are aggressively accumulating Ethereum. SoSoValue numbers show that spot Ethereum ETFs have had inflows in the past five consecutive weeks. These funds added $528 million in inflows this week, a big increase from last week’s $281 million. This increase…

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The world of Bitcoin transactions is a constantly evolving landscape, and understanding the cost of moving your digital gold is crucial for any user. There isn’t a single flat fee; rather, the cost depends on several factors, including the method you choose, the network congestion, and the size of your transaction. Ignoring these factors can lead to unexpected expenses and delays. On-Chain Transactions: Direct to the Blockchain This is the most traditional method of moving Bitcoin, directly interacting with the Bitcoin blockchain itself. Think of it like sending a registered letter; you’re paying for the secure delivery through a well-established…

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The Power of Effective Communication in Leadership Introduction In today’s fast-paced business world, leaders face constant challenges in guiding their teams toward success. Among the many skills required for effective leadership, few are as critical as communication. Strong communication fosters trust, drives collaboration, and ensures that vision and strategy are clearly understood. However, many leaders overlook its importance, leading to misunderstandings, wasted resources, and failed initiatives. The key takeaway for readers should be that consistent, clear communication is not just a skill but a foundational element of great leadership. Why Communication Matters Effective communication does more than just convey information—it…

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A new arts institution with a focus on video art, sound art, and performance art is set to open on Manhattan’s Lower East Side in 2026. Called Canyon, the 40,000-square-foot venue will occupy a long-vacant commercial space at the foot of the Williamsburg Bridge. The project is the brainchild of philanthropist and art collector Robert Rosenkranz and Joe Thompson, the founding director of MASS MoCA. According to its organizers, Canyon is being designed for works meant to be experienced over time rather than glimpsed in passing. Thompson, who will serve as director, said the goal is to make staying with the…

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