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Image source: Coinfomania In a major step forward for the digital economy, Vietnam has officially legalized and regulated crypto assets . On June 14, 2025 , the country’s National Assembly passed the new Law on Digital Technology Industry , which will go into effect on January 1, 2026 . This makes Vietnam one of the first Southeast Asian countries to take clear legal steps toward embracing cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum . For millions of Vietnamese people already using crypto in daily life, this is big news. What’s in the New Law? The law introduces two types of digital assets: Virtual assets – like in-game currencies or loyalty points. Crypto assets – such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other decentralized digital currencies. This means crypto users will now be able to operate within a well-defined legal framework, giving both investors and businesses more confidence. Until now, crypto in Vietnam existed in a legal gray area, making many people hesitant to get involved...

Image source: Coin Central In a world where social media can spark a financial revolution overnight, Elon Musk has once again found himself at the center of attention. This time, it's not just about electric cars or space rockets—it's about politics, crypto, and the strange place where they collide. On July 5, 2025, Musk made headlines when he announced the formation of a new political movement called the America Party . His post on X (formerly Twitter) aimed directly at the U.S. government’s recent $3.3 trillion “Big Beautiful Bill,” calling it “fiscal madness.” But what happened next caught even crypto veterans by surprise. Within hours of Musk’s announcement, a wave of meme coins themed around the "America Party" began appearing on Solana-based decentralized exchanges like Pump.fun. One token in particular—simply named America Party (AP) —exploded in popularity, gaining over 150% in value in less than 24 hours. For a brief moment, it seemed like the next Dogecoin ...

Image source: Bitcoin World In a move that’s catching the attention of both crypto enthusiasts and traditional investors, Brazilian fintech company Meliuz has made headlines by raising over R$180 million (about $32.4 million USD) —all with one goal in mind: buying Bitcoin. This decision places Meliuz in a unique position, as it's now the first publicly listed company in Brazil to publicly declare a Bitcoin treasury strategy . In simple terms, they’re planning to keep a chunk of their company’s financial reserves in Bitcoin rather than in regular cash. What Exactly Happened? The company held a public share offering, which is basically a way for businesses to raise money by selling more shares to investors. Meliuz priced these shares at a slight discount, making them attractive for buyers. The strategy worked—they successfully raised the capital they needed. But unlike many companies that raise money for expansion or product development, Meliuz is using this entire amount to purcha...