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Beautiful dog!
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I love dogs so much!
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Cute dog!
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Took my little dog for a walk and met a huge dog today.
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The capital exodus came amid a wider flight to “safety” among crypto market participants, according to a Binance Research report shared with Cointelegraph.
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Solana saw nearly half a billion dollars in outflows last month as investors shifted to what were perceived to be safer digital assets, reflecting growing uncertainty in the cryptocurrency market.
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“These services are therefore not explicitly prohibited under Titles III and IV of MiCA,” the representative added.
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The current downturn may signal an incoming market capitulation, according to Juan Pellicer, senior research analyst at crypto intelligence platform IntoTheBlock.
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Rather than disappearing, ransomware groups have rebranded, diversified and adapted. Following the takedown of LockBit, smaller ransomware-as-a-service groups like RansomHub have absorbed displaced operators, demonstrating how cybercriminal networks swiftly adapt to enforcement actions.
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“Most altcoins won’t make it” during the 2025 market cycle, Ju wrote in a Feb. 25 X post.
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Musk says that he can cut some $2 trillion overall in federal spending from the federal budget at a clip of $4 billion per day. So far, the agency reports to have cut some $55 billion.
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The idea for a “DOGE dividend” initially came from James Fishback, CEO of investment firm Azoria — a reported outside adviser to DOGE who floated the idea on X. The plan, which Musk said he would show to the president, would divide the $2 trillion by the roughly “79 million tax-paying households” that are “net payers” of income tax, resulting in a roughly $5,000 dividend per household.
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Taking the $55 billion figure saved in the first 30 days of Trump’s administration at face value, DOGE would seem well on its way to meeting the $2 trillion target, but some have doubted whether the organization is accurately reporting how much it has cut.
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The pseudonymous X user Momentum Chaser pointed out several reporting errors in DOGE’s calculations. First was an $8 million Department of Homeland Security contract that was incorrectly reported as $8 billion.
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Another large ticket item shows what appears to be nearly $2 billion spread across three $655 million contracts for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) — one of the first organizations targeted by DOGE.
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However, DOGE reportedly counted this incorrectly as well: It was an indefinite delivery vehicle (IDV), not a contract. It was triple counted — the total amount was $655 million — and only $73 million in total was rewarded.
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The poster offered several other examples, too, all of which were individually updated on the DOGE website the following day to reflect the correct amount. However, the $55 billion count stayed the same — a discrepancy also observed by The New York Times.
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DOGE, for its part, maintains that it has always used the correct number and that discrepancies can occur occasionally, which it aims to quickly correct.
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The accounting inconsistency is of particular significance given the scope and speed at which DOGE is moving and the legal controversy it has courted in the course of its activities.
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