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G20 ministers issued a statement warning against overly rigid regulation of emerging technologies, emphasizing the need for flexibility to foster innovation.

Donald Trump publicly expressed satisfaction with Prince Harry and Meghan's relocation from the US to Britain, citing personal disapproval of the couple.

Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas publicly advocated using Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat currency inflation, framing traditional money as a 'fiat fraud.' The statement, reported by Bitcoin Magazine, highlights a high-profile endorsement of Bitcoin as an alternative store of value amid inflation concerns.

The Dutch central bank (DNB) transferred 86 tonnes of gold reserves from vaults in the United States and Canada to its London vault, citing rising geopolitical unrest and a desire for quicker crisis‑deployment capability.

Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel reaffirmed support for Japanese trading houses, indicating a long-term strategic commitment to international diversification and stable returns.

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Golfer Rory McIlroy has publicly called for regulation of golf equipment in professional golf, citing concerns over technological advancements in clubs and balls.

Strategy CEO publicly defended a bitcoin sale by describing it as a 'miniscule' portion of holdings, framing it as a strategic decision.

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem warned that persistent inflation may necessitate further interest rate hikes, which could increase borrowing costs and dampen economic growth.

Eric Crown claims the Bitcoin bear market concluded at the end of August, asserting September will be a low-activity month before October.

China's science and technology minister Yin Hejun called for global cooperation on AI governance ahead of a Xi-Trump summit, emphasizing opportunities and risks in AI development during a G20 meeting.

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