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Deribit Targets US Expansion Amid Trump’s Crypto-Friendly Policies
Deribit, the world’s largest cryptocurrency options exchange with $1.3 trillion in trades last year, is considering entering the U.S. market, encouraged by President Donald Trump’s promise to make the country the global hub for digital assets like bitcoin, the FT reported. The Dubai-based company joins firms like OKX and Nexo in targeting the US afterSource link
Warren Buffett Estimates That Trump’s Trade Policies Could Lead to Nuclear Confrontation
During Berkshire Hathaway’s 2025 annual shareholder meeting, Buffett criticized the Trump administration’s America First trade policies, suggesting that tariffs could be perceived as acts of war. He warned that continuing down this path could be dangerous in a world filled with nuclear weapons. Warren Buffett Directs Criticism at Trump’s Tariffs in a Nuclear World WarrenSource link
DeFi’s Unfair Advantage: How MEV and Front-Running Hurt Traders
Unfair trading practices like MEV, slippage, and front-running have long plagued decentralized exchanges, eroding both profits and the core principles of fairness. David Wells suggests that traders can spot these problems by watching for unusually high slippage, trade executions at worse-than-expected prices, and the “sandwiching” of transactions. Watch Out for MEV, Front-Running, Traders Told ForSource link
Trust, Not Size, Key to Stablecoin Success, Says Concordium CEO
Concordium CEO Boris Bohrer-Bilowitzki warns that excessive dollar dependence could lead to systemic instability, stressing the need for multi-currency diversification. He envisions stablecoins playing a key role in payment finance (PayFi), offering instant settlements, lower fees, and programmability. Stablecoin Concentration Around a Single Currency Presents Risks The stablecoin market has been overwhelmingly dominated by USD-peggedSource link
BRICS Accelerates Currency Shift With New Trade Tools and Payment Systems
BRICS nations are turbocharging their break from Western-dominated finance, advancing local currency trade, cross-border payment systems, and groundbreaking investment platforms to empower the Global South. BRICS Ministers Push Local Currencies, Cross-Border Payment Plan, and New Investment Platforms Foreign ministers from the BRICS countries highlighted their commitment to shifting away from reliance on dominant global currenciesSource link