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The German government plans to hold its first international investment summit this fall, modeled after the French initiative “Choose France.” Chancellor Friedrich Merz hopes to present the country as “an anchor of stability in Europe,” but this strategy is already sparking debate in the German media amid ongoing problems in the industrial sector and a decline in investment activity.
Revenue from network fees (payments charged for processing transactions on the blockchain) for Ethereum, the second-most-popular cryptocurrency, fell by 51% over the past year—to approximately $64 million in the second quarter of 2026.
The ECB presented ten possible design options for the next generation of euro banknotes, inviting Europeans to help determine the appearance of the bloc’s future paper currency.
The legal framework governing the organization and operation of financial instruments markets in Moldova will be brought into line with European Union standards.
eBay’s stock fell nearly 4% after Meta launched a standalone “Seller” app for Facebook Marketplace. Investors believe the new service could intensify competition for professional sellers, who account for a significant portion of the revenue generated by the largest marketplaces.
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) of the Republic of Moldova and the U.S. Enterprise Fund for Ukraine and Moldova (Ukraine-Moldova American Enterprise Fund—UMAEF) have agreed to expand their cooperation in attracting investment for Moldovan companies.
The decision served as yet another confirmation that Europe’s largest automakers continue to face pressure from high import duties, slowing demand, and intensifying competition from Chinese manufacturers.
Elon Musk raised the possibility of a merger between Tesla and SpaceX, stating that the ties between the two companies are growing ever closer. The Tesla CEO noted that the number of joint projects with the space company continues to grow, but emphasized that any decisions of this magnitude must go through official corporate procedures.
Bitcoin edged lower on Wednesday, stabilizing near a five-week high after rebounding from recent losses, while attention shifted to discussions among U.S. lawmakers regarding a key regulatory bill, as well as ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy and Tom Lee’s Bitmine are no longer rushing to buy Bitcoin and Ether, given that their unrealized losses have reached several billion dollars each.
For about two weeks, the leading cryptocurrency has been trading within a range of $62,000–$65,000.
Major traders are betting that the price of BTC will rise to $72,000 by the end of the month, according to the latest data on options market trends.
Trump Media & Technology Group discussed charging up to $100,000 a month for faster access to U.S. President Donald Trump’s posts on Truth Social.
Although Visa and Mastercard remain the largest international card payment systems, their dominance is gradually declining. More and more countries are seeking to develop their own payment infrastructure, thereby reducing their dependence on U.S. financial companies.
Geopolitical tensions and renewed concerns about friction between the U.S. and China are putting pressure on risk assets, including Bitcoin.
A day after the release of U.S. inflation (CPI) data, Bitcoin rose above $65,000 and retained most of the momentum it had gained. Against this backdrop, capital inflows into cryptocurrency funds resumed.
The payment company Stripe, in partnership with the investment fund Advent International, has made an offer to acquire PayPal Holdings for more than $53 billion.
A tokenized deposit is a digital representation of a bank deposit on a distributed ledger.
The Swiss group Richemont, which owns the Cartier jewelry house, began the new fiscal year with results that exceeded analysts’ forecasts. The main driver of growth was steady demand for Cartier jewelry in North and South America, as well as in the Asia-Pacific region.
Bitcoin remained virtually unchanged on Tuesday, hovering near its annual lows amid escalating tensions between the United States and Iran, as well as concerns about rising inflation and interest rates, which are prompting markets to avoid speculative assets, including cryptocurrencies.
