The latest data from CME's FedWatch Tool indicates a minimal likelihood of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve in March. According to Jin10, the probability of a 25 basis point rate cut stands at 2.5%, while the chance of maintaining the current rate is 97.5%. Looking ahead to April, the probability of a cumulative 25 basis point rate cut increases to 16.3%, with an 83.4% chance of rates remaining unchanged and a 0.4% probability of a cumulative 50 basis point cut. By June, the likelihood of a cumulative 25 basis point rate cut rises to 40.3%.

U.S. prosecutors in Massachusetts are taking legal action to seize $327,829 in USDT connected to a cryptocurrency-based romance scam. According to NS3.AI, the scam involved a perpetrator using the alias 'Linda Brown' to deceive a victim into transferring money to fraudulent cryptocurrency wallets, which were subsequently converted into USDT. This case is part of broader efforts to tackle sophisticated crypto scams that prey on emotional vulnerabilities. Last year, authorities seized a record $225 million in similar fraudulent schemes.

The Long View, institutional investor, posted on X. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently quoted a religious passage, sparking controversy due to its timing. His remarks came a week after a school was destroyed and Gaza was razed for a new coastal development. Netanyahu referenced a Torah portion, stating, "We read in this week’s Torah portion, ‘Remember what Amalek did to you.’ We remember, and we act." This quote is linked to 1 Samuel 15, where Samuel instructs Saul to attack the Amalekites and destroy all that belongs to them, including men, women, children, and livestock. Critics have labeled Netanyahu's comments as tone-deaf, given the recent violence in Gaza.

Analyst sounds the alarm over tensions involving Iran, the US & Israel — including reported airstrikes and attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. source: https://dailycoin.com/analyst-xrp-hbar-holders-risk-huge-sell-off-as-gulf-tensions-hit-oil/?utm_source=cryptopanic&utm_medium=rss

Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Ro Khanna are set to introduce legislation that would implement a 5% annual wealth tax on billionaires. According to NS3.AI, the proposal seeks to tackle economic inequality by ensuring that billionaires contribute more in taxes compared to many average workers. The initiative aims to establish a more equitable economic system that benefits a wider segment of the population, rather than just the wealthiest 1%.

The United States government has decided to extend its export restrictions to encompass AMD's MI325 chip, a move that could impact the tech industry significantly. According to Jin10, this decision is part of a broader strategy to regulate the export of AI accelerators, aiming to control the distribution of advanced technology. The inclusion of AMD's MI325 chip in these restrictions highlights the growing concern over the potential misuse of AI technology and the need for tighter control over its export. This development is expected to affect AMD's operations and could have wider implications for the global tech market.

Intimate magic shows are gaining significant popularity across the United States, with many performances selling out rapidly. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the current trend where professional magicians are experiencing a notable rise in demand. This surge in interest marks a golden age for close-up magic, captivating audiences with its unique and personal approach to entertainment.

Goldman Sachs' trading desk has cautioned that U.S. equities might require a further pullback before achieving a sustainable upward trend. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the firm's analysis that suggests the current market conditions may not yet support a long-lasting rally. The warning comes amid ongoing market volatility and economic uncertainties, prompting investors to remain cautious. Goldman Sachs' insights reflect broader concerns about the resilience of the stock market in the face of potential economic headwinds.

U.S. officials are evaluating potential restrictions on the quantity of AI accelerators that Nvidia can export to individual Chinese companies. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting concerns over national security and technological advancements. The move comes amid growing scrutiny of AI technologies and their implications for global competitiveness. Nvidia, a leading provider of AI hardware, has been a significant player in the market, and any limitations could impact its business operations in China. The discussions reflect broader geopolitical tensions and the ongoing debate over technology transfer and export controls. The outcome of these considerations could have substantial effects on the tech industry and international trade relations.

The Long View, institutional investor, posted on X. The ongoing debate surrounding capital gains and estate tax loopholes continues to draw attention. Critics argue that while capital gains taxes are often perceived as a loophole, they are largely balanced by the estate tax, which ensures that billionaires either pay substantial taxes or donate significant portions of their wealth. This system effectively delays taxes, allowing individuals to allocate capital productively during their lifetime, rather than avoiding them altogether. However, concerns have been raised about the Grantor Retained Annuity Trust (GRAT), which is seen as a significant loophole benefiting billionaires. The GRAT allows individuals to transfer wealth to heirs with minimal tax implications, prompting calls for its closure. As discussions around tax reform persist, the focus remains on finding equitable solutions that address these perceived loopholes while ensuring fair taxation across all income levels.

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The X account of scrap-metal billionaire and high-profile NFT investor Adam Weitsman was hacked Thursday and used to promote not one — but two — crypto scams, including a bogus forex trading course and a knockoff memecoin dubbed “Clawed Ape Yacht Club.”

US authorities have seized and frozen over $578 million in cryptocurrency linked to Chinese transnational criminal networks running scams that targeted US residents. The operations, often based in Southeast Asia, involved “pig butchering” schemes and trafficked workers, and investigators aim to forfeit the funds and return them to victims.