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Major Project Updates: 🔹Hyperliquid launches canonical outcome markets with validators as the source of truth, removing third-party oracle dependencies. 🔹Berachain introduces PoL Next to streamline tokenomics and minimize inflation. 🔹Base rolls out Base MCP, enabling AI agents to swap, trade, and connect to leading Base apps. 🔹Pump expands to USDC pairs and multichain trading across Ethereum, Base, BNB, and more. 4/6

FX reserves exist for a reason: to stabilize currencies, absorb external shocks, pay foreign debts. Stablecoins are doing something similar - but outside central banks, outside correspondent banking, outside legacy rails. The BIS confirmed it: cross-border stablecoin flows have grown substantially since 2022, sharpest in high-inflation and capital-restricted markets.

A group that channels Gen Z concerns has gone viral in India, overtaking Instagram followers of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and discussing issues like politics, inflation and unemployment — with a touch of humor

🔊India’s “Cockroach Party” has gone viral, with over 23M followers in 10 days. 🪳 From a judge’s remark to a Gen Z movement tapping anger over jobs, inflation and politics - but does it matter beyond social media? Watch on the @Reuters World News podcast:

This creates a win-win scenario for #metals#: If the stock market continues to rise: #Gold# and #silver# will rise alongside it, driven by the "#money# printing machine" and nominal #inflation#. If the #stock# #market# enters a bear market: Gold and silver will solidify their status as the ultimate safe havens.

And the #crazy# part is: just a few years ago, $50 or $60 could get a family of four a pretty decent meal at a sit-down restaurant. But now, because inflation has gone up so much while salaries haven’t kept up—and for some people, salaries have effectively gone #down—things# that used to be affordable are no longer affordable. #McDonald’s# becoming a “#luxury”# is already a sign of how much has changed. The same thing is happening with eating out in general. Back then, a working-class family could go out to eat maybe once a month. Now even that can feel like a luxury. Places like Applebee’s or Cheesecake Factory used to be treated as “cheap” or even a joke—people would say #things# like, “If your boyfriend takes you to Applebee’s, dump him.” But today, that attitude doesn’t even make sense anymore, because Cheesecake Factory is expensive too. Eating out has become a middle-class luxury, not something normal.