The UK's Royal Prosecution Office has demanded that Bitcoin scam accomplice Sen Hok Ling pay over $7.6 million within three months, or face re-imprisonment and an additional 8-year sentence. Sen Hok Ling was sentenced to nearly five years in prison for money laundering, and the Bitcoin case involving Qian Zhimin is still under investigation.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that CZ posted on the X platform stating that, according to his understanding, the UAE has been using government resources to mine Bitcoin for some time. Previously, Vivek Sen wrote that the UAE has now officially started mining Bitcoin using government resources.

BlockBeats News, January 1st, Bitcoin's closing price in 2025 was lower than at the beginning of the year, marking the first time in history that a year recorded a decline after a halving. This has sparked intense discussions in the market about whether the "Bitcoin four-year cycle" has ended. Although the latest halving occurred in April 2024, BTC previously hit a record high of $126,000 on October 6th, but then experienced a significant correction, currently down over 30% from the peak, with the year's performance weakening. Analysts point out that after the 2012, 2016, and 2020 halvings, Bitcoin reached new highs in the following year, but this pattern has not continued in this cycle. Bitgrow Lab founder Vivek Sen bluntly stated that Bitcoin's decline in the year following a halving means the "four-year cycle is officially dead." Investor Armando Pan

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Jin10 Data, September 3 - On the 3rd, the Thai People's Party issued a statement supporting Anutin, the leader of the Pride Thai Party, to become the 32nd Prime Minister, emphasizing the conditions for dissolving the parliament and amending the constitution. The Constitutional Court of Thailand ruled on August 29 that the actions of Prayut, who was suspended from the position of Prime Minister, during a phone call with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen violated relevant constitutional provisions, resulting in his removal from the position of Prime Minister.

Jin10 data, July 1st news, after being ruled to suspend her position as Prime Minister, Phaetongtarn accepted the decision of the Thai Constitutional Court and will submit her defense materials to the court within 15 days. Earlier that day, the Thai Constitutional Court decided to accept the impeachment petition against Prime Minister Phaetongtarn and suspended her from the position of Prime Minister. On June 20, the Speaker of the Thai Senate submitted a petition to the Thai Constitutional Court to impeach Prime Minister Phaetongtarn on the grounds that her conversation with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen allegedly violated the constitution and ethical norms.

On June 9, Thai Prime Minister Petuntan said on the 8th that Thailand and Cambodia had agreed to adjust the deployment of troops at the disputed border site where the conflict occurred at the end of last month to ease tensions. On the same day, Hun Sen, chairman of Cambodia's ruling People's Party and chairman of the Senate, also said that it was necessary to adjust the military forces in the conflict zone. In a social media post, Petuntan said that after discussions with the Cambodian side, the two sides agreed to adjust the deployment of troops at the disputed location to reduce the atmosphere of confrontation. The two sides have maintained communication at all levels and worked hard to bring bilateral relations back to normal at an early date. Hun Sen posted on social media on the 8th that in order to avoid large-scale conflicts, it is necessary to adjust the military forces in the Cambodian-Thai conflict area. Efforts at all levels, from the Government to front-line military commanders, to find solutions through dialogue, are now bearing fruit.

According to the Gate.io News bot, reported by Jin10, Pan Sen, a macroeconomist, pointed out that Donald Trump may introduce new tariff policies this week, and this uncertainty is affecting the development of the UK economy. Pan Sen Hong Guan stated that Trump has set Wednesday as the time to implement reciprocal trade tariffs, which could "trigger a global trade war that is a lose-lose for all sides." Economists noted in the report that while Trump may lower the planned level of trade tariffs, the associated uncertainty will continue to affect business investment activities, thereby constraining economic growth in the UK.

On March 11, Panson macroeconomists pointed out in a report that by 2027, the UK's defense spending as a percentage of GDP may rise further to 3.0% from the recently announced 2.5%. "We believe that if the administration needs to compensate for the decline in U.S. support for Ukraine and provide a peacekeeping force, then it will most likely have to announce a significant increase in defense spending by December, perhaps even sooner." Such an increase could push up inflation and keep UK interest rates higher than previously expected. "We expect the Bank of England to stop cutting interest rates at 4.0%, compared to the previous forecast of 3.75%," they said. ”

Pan Sen macro analysts believe that the ECB is too pessimistic about eurozone growth. Despite the central bank's tariff hikes, new infrastructure and defense spending plans will stimulate economic activity, providing a balancing risk.