In August 2025, Wang Lei, 39, decided to part with his EV. He bought it back in 2016 when electric cars still seemed experimental in Beijing. It was a compact Chinese model. Good subsidies and a salesman's pitch about "supporting domestic innovation" convinced him. Now, nearly a decade later, it was finally time to move on.
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A cryptocurrency is being used to help criminals launder money and dodge international sanctions. The article details how its features enable this illegal activity. Discussion on the topic remains very limited online.
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Bitcoin dropped to $81.6k, with Ethereum and others also down sharply. ETF outflows grew as strong jobs data dimmed rate-cut hopes. Bitcoin's technicals weakened, with RSI at a multi-year low. Major holders sold large amounts of BTC and ETH. Institutional pressure mounted from index concerns and mining losses. A software glitch may have worsened the sell-off. Despite the slump, new crypto legislation and corporate moves emerged, including a major BTC purchase plan and expanded real-world asset o
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