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Midday Key Developments on February 25

Midday Key Developments on February 25

金色财经金色财经2026/02/25 04:11
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7:00-12:00 Keywords: Supreme People's Court of China, Trump, Grok 1. Trump: The "Ban Insider Trading Act" should be passed immediately; 2. The Supreme People's Court of China will strengthen judicial responses to new types of financial cases such as virtual currencies; 3. xAI has signed an agreement with the U.S. Department of Defense allowing Grok to be used in classified systems; 4. The crypto industry lobbying group Blockchain Association has submitted a tax proposal to the U.S. Congress; 5. Trump: The Supreme Court's ruling is regrettable, tariff policies will continue to be implemented; 6. The Chairman of the UK National Security Committee calls for a temporary ban on crypto political donations; 7. Putin has signed a new bill granting Russian courts the authority to confiscate bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies during criminal investigations.
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