Remember when we used to buy Ethereum and number would go up?Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph):🚨 NEW: Standard Chartered says Ethereum treasury companies are better investments than US spot ETH ETFs as their NAV multiples started normalizing above 1. https://t.co/V6O1kIBoGT ...

Government Spending and Debt - The Congressional Budget Office estimates President Trump's bill will add over $4 trillion to the national debt over the next decade [1] - In 2019, the US spent $60 billion on SNAP, which increased to $100 billion during COVID, but has returned to 2019 levels [1] - $450 million in FEMA funds are being reallocated to open alligator Alcatraz, and $600 million in taxpayer FEMA dollars are being used to open more concentration camps [1] Political and Policy Implications - Republican lawmakers dismissed warnings about the bill's impact, arguing it would boost the economy more than predicted [1] - The White House is focused on the midterms and communicating to Republicans how to defend the bill and the president's actions [4][6] - Millions could lose access to Medicaid and food assistance programs due to the cuts [7] - The White House is framing the Medicaid cuts as reducing waste, fraud, and abuse [9] Trade and Investment - President Trump lowered a threatened 25% tariff on South Korea to 15% after they agreed to make $350 billion in investments in the US and purchase $100 billion of liquified natural gas [12] - Japan will establish a $550 billion fund for investments in the United States [13] - The European Union indicated its companies were poised to invest at least $600 billion [14]

Learn how Warren Buffett's "circle of competence" rule for evaluating investments can help you avoid costly mistakes. https://t.co/KlL8ISsjmb ...

A complex mixture of news and data is hitting stocks to close out the week. One side effect: a drag on crypto-related investments, which not long ago were riding high on big-picture optimism. https://t.co/h40VrHjJvZ ...

Financial Performance - Reddit's advertising revenue grew by 84% year-over-year [2] - International revenue accounts for approximately 20% of total revenue [13] - International advertising revenue grew over 70% in the quarter [13] User Growth - User growth increased by 21% [2] - Active advertising grew by 50% year-over-year [2] Strategic Initiatives - Reddit is investing in capabilities to enhance the value of each impression for marketers [4] - Reddit is expanding its sales team across verticals and geographies [5] - Reddit is developing a distinctive destination search experience, integrating Reddit answers with core Reddit search [6][8] - Reddit is exploring monetization opportunities within Reddit search [6][8][9] - Reddit is open to data licensing conversations, recognizing Reddit's contribution to AI models [10][11] - Reddit is focusing on growing local communities through partnerships in sports and entertainment [14] - Reddit is utilizing AI for machine translation to facilitate global conversations [13]

Bro is announcing this shit like draft picks*Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone):*TRUMP: TRADE DEAL WITH KOREA*TRUMP: 350B IN INVESTMENTS, 100B ENERGY PURCHASE, 15% TARIFF ...

Qualifying investments are purchased with pretax income and are not taxed until the investor withdraws them. https://t.co/eVByjuj8yH ...

The US and European Union have come to an agreement on a trade deal. It's a lot worse than the status quo but a lot better than the worst-case scenario. So what does all of that add up to for your investments? https://t.co/qbqcBIvcZR ...

Financial Planning & Budgeting - The 65/20/15 rule suggests allocating net income into three categories: 65% for fundamental living expenses, 20% for fun spending, and 15% for future savings and investments [1][2] - Fundamental living expenses, including mortgage/rent, utilities, and groceries, should comprise approximately 65% of net income [1] - Fun spending, such as Glastonbury tickets or Pilates classes, should account for about 20% of take-home pay [2] - Savings, investments, and extra debt payments should make up the remaining 15% of net income, representing investments in the future [2] Adaptive Strategies - For individuals living paycheck to paycheck, the 65/20/15 allocation may need adjustment [3] - Even small savings, such as 2% or 3% of income, can help build a saving habit [3]

Canada’s major pension funds could boost their investments in the US, a top Canadian cabinet minister said, as the country looks to negotiate a trade agreement with the Trump administration https://t.co/6XMwEDPfZS ...