World Liberty Financial (CRYPTO: $WLFI) has moved closer to bringing its USD1 (CRYPTO: $USD1) stablecoin under a federally supervised banking structure after the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency conditionally approved a national trust bank charter for World Liberty Trust Company.
The approval would allow the Trump family-backed crypto company to issue USD1 directly and custody the U.S. dollar ****** ets backing the stablecoin. Those functions are currently handled through BitGo (NASDAQ: $BTGO).
Unlike a traditional commercial bank charter, the national trust structure generally does not permit deposit-taking or lending. It would instead give World Liberty a single federal framework for custody, ****** et servicing and settlement, areas the company has said are central to its plans for institutional clients such as exchanges and investment firms.
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Why gold is the only go-to safe haven from global turmoil - not bitcoin or bonds

By Mark Hulbert
Investors don't have as much confidence in U.S. Treasurys as a risk hedge
Gold has become investors' go-to safe haven.
Among the ***** ets typically considered safe havens, gold (GC00) is the only one that rose in the wake of President Donald Trump's saber-rattling about Greenland. On Jan. 20, when the S&P 500 SPX fell 2.1%, long-term U.S. Treasurys BX:TMUBMUSD10Y - the traditional safe haven during times of geopolitical crisis - fell by more than they have in any other trading session since

Bitcoin (BTC) has already been struggling to keep the $90,000 price mark afloat for the past few weeks and even dropped to $24,000 for a few seconds on Christmas Eve.
The screenshots of the price dip went viral on social media and sent a lot of crypto traders into a state of panic.
However, it wasn't a market-wide phenomenon.
In fact, what happened was that on Dec. 24, the BTC/USD1 trading pair on the world's largest crypto trading exchange, Binance, displayed the Bitcoin price of $24,111 for a few seconds before snapping back to the $87,000 level.
No other BTC trading pair displayed such

Key Takeaways
Bitcoin briefly plunged to $24,000 on Binance’s thinly traded BTC/USD1 pair during holiday trading.
A large market sell order wiped out limited buy-side liquidity, triggering a flash crash.
Arbitrage traders quickly corrected the price, while the broader Bitcoin market remained stable.
Bitcoin appeared to suffer a dramatic holiday “crash” on Dec. 24, when prices on one Binance trading pair briefly collapsed from around $87,000 to just over $24,000—sparking confusion, panic, and accusations of manipulation across social media.

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