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Switzerland Rejects Controversial 10 Million Population Cap in Historic Referendum

Early projections indicate that a majority of voters rejected the so-called sustainability proposal, which aimed to establish a 10 million cap on the country’s population by 2050. Even so, 45.21% supported the initiative, even as it could risk access to European markets if passed. Swiss Reject Population Cap Initiative In Historic Referendum Switzerland has rejected

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Metamask Deepens Its Latam Footprint With Major Crypto Card Expansion Across 13 Countries

The wallet announced an expansion of its crypto-powered credit card in Latam, opening the doors for citizens in 13 countries to leverage its services. Metamask card allows users to automatically convert and spend cryptocurrency at merchants affiliated with the Mastercard network. Metamask Card Extends Service to 13 Countries in Latam As debit cards become one

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Switzerland Considers Historic Move to Constitutionally Cap Its Population at 10 Million

The unusual vote proposes capping legal immigration to put a population limit of 10 million in Switzerland before the year 2050. If approved, the right-wing-supported “sustainability measure” would make Switzerland the first nation to impose this limit. Switzerland To Vote On Population Cap Measure As immigration has become a relevant issue for European countries…

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Solana Prepares for a Massive Tokenomics Overhaul to Slash Network Inflation

The proposal, introduced by pseudonymous developer cavemanloverboy, aims to increase the amount of SOL burned by introducing a new base fee for every transaction. This might make Solana’s network issuance deflationary during periods of very high activity, according to some estimations. Proposed Solana Tokenomics Might Make SOL Deflationary Solana developer cavemanloverboy has introduced a proposal

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Trump Administration Labels Brazil’s Deadliest Gangs as Specially Designated Global Terrorists

Comando Vermelho (CV) and Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC), considered the largest criminal groups in Brazil, have been designated as terrorist organizations by the U.S. government. The two groups have been involved in the use of digital currency as a money laundering tool for their drug trafficking activities in Brazil and around the world…

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