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- Yahoo FinanceA new survey by Ramsey Solutions found that millennials and Gen Zers want the child tax credit (CTC) to be increased to $5,000. Some respondents claim this increase would have an impact on their decision to have children. For younger Americans facing high costs of living, student loan debt and
- Crypto News LandFairmint wants the SEC to adopt blockchain tools that can replace outdated systems in private equity markets. The proposal supports real time oversight of investor self custody and smart contract settlement in private securities. Fairmint suggests new rules that use knowledge instead of wealth to
- UTodayA new post by on-chain analyst Willy Woo about what could happen if the U.S. government were to nationalize Strategy, a company that now holds more Bitcoin than nearly every country on Earth, is making the rounds on social media. Woo argues that such a move would not only be a strategic asset play b
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- UTodayJudge Torres denied Ripple and the SEC's joint motion for an indicative ruling on their proposed settlement, maintaining the $50 million penalty and stating that changing the final judgment would be procedurally improper due to lack of legal basis.
