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#Treasure. NFT Accused of Exploiting Vulnerable Communities in Pakistan
A cryptocurrency platform, TNFT, has been accused of defrauding numerous individuals in Pakistan, particularly targeting poor and working-class citizens. The platform allegedly promised unusually high returns, claiming to double investments.

Tragic Consequences
The aftermath of this alleged scam has been devastating, with reports emerging of at least three individuals taking their own lives due to financial desperation. Many victims had borrowed money to invest in the platform, hoping for financial gains.

Allegations Against TNFT
According to reports, TNFT:

1. *Made deceptive promises*: Promising unusually high returns to lure investors.
2. *Collected funds*: Gathering money from unsuspecting investors.
3. *Froze withdrawals*: Denying users access to their funds.
4. *Left victims in financial ruin*: Causing immense financial distress and despair.

Investigation and Response
The situation is being investigated, and authorities are working to hold those responsible accountable.

Warning to Investors
This incident serves as a cautionary tale for investors to exercise extreme caution when dealing with cryptocurrency platforms, especially those making unrealistic promises.

Support for Victims
Efforts are being made to provide support to those affected, including financial counselling and emotional support.

This article aims to raise awareness about the alleged scam and its devastating consequences, highlighting the importance of investor caution and vigilance.
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White House says Trump is determined to fire Fed’s Powell no matter the cost
Donald Trump wants Jerome Powell gone, and the White House is making it official. On Friday, his top economic adviser confirmed that removing the Federal Reserve chair is now a live option.
“The president and his team will continue to study that matter,” said Kevin Hassett, head of the National Economic Council, during a press briefing, when asked if Powell’s dismissal is on the table. That answer followed Trump’s latest outburst just one day earlier, where he openly threatened to fire Powell.
Trump told reporters:
“I’m not happy with him. I let him know it and if I want him out, he’ll be out of there real fast, believe me.” 
The president nominated Jerome Powell to lead the Fed during his first term. Since then, Powell has raised interest rates, resisted Trump’s demands, and warned that the president’s trade policies could damage the economy.
Now, Federal Reserve governors are appointed for 14-year terms. Presidents can’t just fire them. To legally unseat Powell, Trump would have to prove “cause,” something the law reserves for misconduct or major failure.
Donald Trump with Jerome Powell. Official White House Photo by Andrea Hanks (Via Flickr)
Trump tests legal limits as frustration builds with Fed leadership
Trump’s administration is actively looking at how to bypass that rule. He’s already challenging similar restrictions in court. There’s a pending Supreme Court case where Trump is trying to remove limits on his power to fire members of the National Labor Relations Board and the Merit Systems Protection Board.
If the court sides with him, the ruling could give him legal cover to boot #Powell too. Powell himself mentioned the case during a talk at the Economic Club of Chicago, saying:
“That’s a case that people talk about a lot. I don’t think that that decision will apply to the Fed, but I don’t know.
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#BinanceAlphaAlert
White House says Trump is determined to fire Fed’s Powell no matter the cost
Donald Trump wants Jerome Powell gone, and the White House is making it official. On Friday, his top economic adviser confirmed that removing the Federal Reserve chair is now a live option.
“The president and his team will continue to study that matter,” said Kevin Hassett, head of the National Economic Council, during a press briefing, when asked if Powell’s dismissal is on the table. That answer followed Trump’s latest outburst just one day earlier, where he openly threatened to fire Powell.
Trump told reporters:
“I’m not happy with him. I let him know it and if I want him out, he’ll be out of there real fast, believe me.” 
The president nominated Jerome Powell to lead the Fed during his first term. Since then, Powell has raised interest rates, resisted Trump’s demands, and warned that the president’s trade policies could damage the economy.
Now, Federal Reserve governors are appointed for 14-year terms. Presidents can’t just fire them. To legally unseat Powell, Trump would have to prove “cause,” something the law reserves for misconduct or major failure.
Donald Trump with Jerome Powell. Official White House Photo by Andrea Hanks (Via Flickr)
Trump tests legal limits as frustration builds with Fed leadership
Trump’s administration is actively looking at how to bypass that rule. He’s already challenging similar restrictions in court. There’s a pending Supreme Court case where Trump is trying to remove limits on his power to fire members of the National Labor Relations Board and the Merit Systems Protection Board.
If the court sides with him, the ruling could give him legal cover to boot #Powell too. Powell himself mentioned the case during a talk at the Economic Club of Chicago, saying:
“That’s a case that people talk about a lot. I don’t think that that decision will apply to the Fed, but I don’t know.
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