Robert Kiyosaki shares crash survival rules

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki has cautioned that a crash has begun, highlighting its severity. The famous author also shared his crash survival rules.

He urged investors to invest in bitcoin, alongside gold and silver, emphasizing that they are "real money that goes up in value, especially in a market crash."

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Snowden issues warning to Bitcoin developers on privacy enhancements

In the wake of the U.S. intensifying its clampdown on privacy-oriented software and Zksnacks closing its coordinated coinjoin service, Edward Snowden has issued a stern warning to Bitcoin developers.

Snowden emphasizes that time is running out for enhancing privacy and insists it must be integrated at the protocol level.

Kenyan president asks bitcoin miner to review nation's crypto regime

The Kenyan President William Ruto recently revealed that his government has appointed Bitcoin mining company Marathon Digital as its consultant to review its cryptocurrency regime.

The U.S.-based Bitcoin miner is reportedly set to discuss electricity usage in cryptocurrency mining with the Kenyan Energy Ministry.

Warren Buffett sees no alternative to US dollar as reserve currency
Warren Buffett, chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, asserts that there is currently no viable alternative to the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency, suggesting that U.S. debt will remain acceptable "for a very long time."

Berkshire currently sits on a cash pile of $188 billion, which Buffett views as "quite attractive."

Franklin Templeton believes SOL to become third largest crypto asset
Franklin Templeton, a leading investment firm with over $1.5 trillion in assets under management (AUM), believes Solana has the potential to become the third-largest cryptocurrency in the market.

The firm praised the resilience of the project, its continued airdrops, and the work developers have undertaken to fix the network's recent congestion issues.