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The U.S. Justice Department Calls on Google to Sell Chrome Again
19:28
Telegram Update: Paid Messages, Enhanced Verification, and More
16:29
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11:11
Google Announces Earlier Release for Android 16
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Apple introduces Mac Studio with M4 Max and M3 Ultra chips
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The U.S. Justice Department Calls on Google to Sell Chrome Again
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Telegram Update: Paid Messages, Enhanced Verification, and More
16:29
Trump Adds Bitcoin to the U.S. National Reserve
18:31
$20,000 for a Chatbot? OpenAI Thinks So
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Google Announces Earlier Release for Android 16
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Apple introduces Mac Studio with M4 Max and M3 Ultra chips
On March 6, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order officially including Bitcoin (BTC) in the national cryptocurrency reserve.
The reserve will be funded using Bitcoin seized by law enforcement in criminal and civil cases, ensuring no burden on taxpayers.
According to David Sacks, who has been appointed to lead the project, the U.S. government currently holds approximately 200,000 BTC, though a full audit of assets has yet to be conducted. He emphasized that these Bitcoin holdings will not be sold but rather stored as a strategic reserve, similar to how Fort Knox safeguards the country’s gold reserves.
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