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When discussing global power—particularly in political and economic terms—the United States is no longer as dominant as it once was. Today, this superpower seems divided into two camps: one striving to maintain its global dominance amid shifting tides, and another gradually accepting the changing era and attempting to manage the transition calmly.
Historically, Americans are known for their strong ego and high drive for innovation. Ironically, many of the economic and technological breakthroughs

Bitcoin was once hailed as “the people’s asset,” a revolutionary technology promising financial freedom from centralized systems. However, today’s reality paints a different picture. As mining difficulty increases and powerful hardware becomes essential, Bitcoin is slowly turning into a high-stakes game—dominated by those with access to cheap energy and advanced infrastructure.
Rising Hashrate, Shrinking Public Opportunity
Every four years, the Bitcoin network undergoes a halving—cutting mining

Binance News has just shared important news: on May 1, 2025, the Governor of the Bank of Japan, Kazuo Ueda, stated that the central bank is likely to continue gradually raising interest rates. This statement comes amid Japan's economic trends and inflation showing signs of recovery as expected.
This marks Japan's further step in normalizing its monetary policy after years in a negative interest rate zone. For traditional investors, this signal is a positive indicator that Japan is becoming one of the promising countries for long-term investment.

Entering the end of April 2025, several important agendas are already visible in sight. However, before the positive momentum arrives, there is the potential for further correction in the price of WalletConnect Token (WCT). Based on technical analysis and historical patterns, a small price drop is likely to occur near May 2, 2025. This means that the period from April 30 to around the second week of May, especially until May 9, 2025, could be a relatively aggressive and volatile price phase.