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BlackRock Buys $68.8M ETH – BlackRock scooped up $68.8 million in Ethereum today, sparking bullish hype across crypto markets. ETH dipped 1.2% to ~$3,000, while BTC held near $91K (+0.35%).Key takeaways:Institutional FOMO returning; BlackRock doubling down via its ETH ETF
Market cap ~$3.4T, still shaky after November sell-off
Hot narratives on X: Solana memes, Bitcoin L2s, restaking, RWA tokenization
Fed rate cut (87% odds) and Trump-era regulatory tailwinds supporting sentiment

Traders’ mood: cautiously bullish, but on-chain signals remain mixed. One big buy doesn’t erase macro risks — yet the timeline is screaming “institutions are back.”
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Washington, D.C.$– In a fiery response to the fatal shooting of two National Guard members in the nation's capital, President Donald Trump has declared a "permanent pause" on migration from "all Third World countries." The announcement, delivered amid post-Thanksgiving tensions, has ignited fierce debate over national security, humanitarian aid, and America's global image.The incident unfolded late Thursday near the National Mall, where 29-year-old Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal allegedly opened fire on a routine patrol. One Guard member succumbed to injuries early Friday, while the other remains in critical condition. Lakanwal, who arrived in the U.S. in 2021 under a Biden-era evacuation program following the Afghanistan withdrawal, was a former member of an elite Afghan counterterrorism unit, according to a veterans' nonprofit. Authorities recovered a semi-automatic rifle and ideological manifestos linking him to radical online networks.Trump, speaking from Palm Beach, Florida, framed the attack as a direct consequence of lax immigration policies. "We can't let this happen again—ever," he stated, vowing to "shut down the floodgates from unstable nations until we get our house in order." The policy echoes his first-term travel bans but escalates them into an indefinite halt, targeting dozens of countries based on economic instability and security risks. White House aides confirmed executive orders could be signed as early as next week, bypassing Congress.Critics, including civil rights groups and Democratic leaders, decried the move as xenophobic scapegoating. "This isn't leadership; it's fearmongering," said ACLU executive director Anthony Romero. "It punishes refugees fleeing the very chaos our wars helped create." Immigration advocates highlighted Lakanwal's vetted status, arguing it underscores flaws in domestic radicalization efforts, not border controls. On Capitol Hill, bipartisan calls for enhanced vetting and mental health screenings for recent arrivals gained traction, though Trump's base rallied online with #SecureTheBorderNow trending nationwide.The shooting's ripple effects extend beyond policy. Airlines like IndiGo and Air India reported minor disruptions from heightened security at D.C. airports, while vigils for the fallen Guardsmen drew thousands to the Pentagon. Internationally, Afghan officials expressed regret but urged the U.S. to address root causes like Taliban resurgence.As Black Friday sales dominate headlines, this tragedy has thrust immigration back into the spotlight, testing Trump's mandate just months into his second term. With midterm elections looming in 2026, the pause could redefine America's role as a beacon for the persecuted—or a fortress under siege. One thing is clear: the conversation on who belongs has never been more urgent.
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