AI News: Nvidia’s Earnings Strength Collides With Tough Market Expectations

The post AI News: Nvidia’s Earnings Strength Collides With Tough Market Expectations appeared com. Sovereign adoption and quantum computing clarity could spark Bitcoin’s next major move, says ProCap CIO Jeff Park Sovereign adoption has become a major talking point for Bitcoin. Jeff Park from ProCap said it could trigger a massive upswing in price if a developed country chose to add Bitcoin to its national balance sheet. Park described this as a rare event that could change market sentiment within hours. Genuine sovereign buying could reshape price action Park said a real move from one large country could push Bitcoin near $150,000 overnight. That level would mark a large jump from recent prices tracked by CoinMarketCap. Strong buying from a government could create a fast change in trader behavior. Park said such an event would show that Bitcoin has reached a new stage in global finance. He said the announcement must describe clear and deliberate buying. It cannot be a symbolic gesture or a trial program. JEFF PARK : THE REAL BITCOIN SUPER-CATALYST IS SOVEREIGN ADOPTION ProCap CIO Jeff Park a former Morgan Stanley portfolio manager and seasoned macro investor says the real upside trigger isn’t ETFs, halving, or rate cuts. It’s sovereign Bitcoin adoption! If a major. pic. twitter. com/4JdipXCcyQ CryptosRus (@CryptosR_Us) November 22, 2025 He said the market listened to claims of national buying for nearly a year in the past. Several sources repeated the idea without evidence and that period created mistrust among investors and reduced excitement when similar claims appeared again. Park said a confirmed purchase would break that pattern and create strong demand at once. Several analysts in the crypto space have said countries may act sooner than expected. Samson Mow said adoption follows a slow, then a fast phase and believes the slow phase may be ending. Park on the other hand, did not predict.

UAE Bank Zand Launches First Dirham Stablecoin As Asian Nations Wake Up

The post UAE Bank Zand Launches First Dirham Stablecocom. Zand:- With the global stablecoin supply crossing $300 billion, nations are increasingly recognizing that they can no longer rely solely on USD-denominated stablecoins to serve their digital economies. Across Asia, governments and banks are announcing efforts to issue their own currency-backed stablecoins. This is spreading from South Korea’s push for a won-based token to Japan’s launching its yen-denominated stablecoin, with discussions in other regional markets too. Amid this, the middle eastern country of UAE has also joined the race. Zand, the Abu Dhabi-based digital bank, has launched Zand AED, the country’s first regulated stablecoin. This is a move that puts the UAE firmly into the fast-growing race among Asian and Middle Eastern economies to bring their national currencies onto public blockchains. We are proud to announce that Zand has received final approval from the Central Bank of the UAE to launch the nation’s first regulated, multi-chain AED-backed stablecoin on public blockchains. Fully backed 1: 1 by AED reserves, transparently audited, and issued across multiple. pic. twitter. com/QCgObTdtuK Zand (@Official_Zand) November 17, 2025 Also Read: Stripe is Building a New Prototype for Stablecoin Zand Launches First Dirham-Backed Stablecoin The Central Bank of the UAE has granted Zand the regulatory approval for the issuance. This makes Zand AED the first officially sanctioned dirham-pegged stablecoin to be deployed by a regulated bank in the Emirates However, to launch a stablecoin in UAE, the country’s central bank rules require fiat-pegged stablecoins to be fully backed or meet strict high-quality reserve rules. Accordingly, Zand AED is fully backed 1: 1 by AED reserves, transparently audited, and issued across multiple public blockchains. Interestingly, Zand’s approval follows earlier expressions of interest in a dirham stablecoin most notably Tether’s announcement in 2024 that it intended to issue an AED-backed token. However, Zand’s stablecoin is the first to receive direct Central.

Old Dominion visits Drexel after Reed’s 21-point game

Old Dominion Monarchs (3-3) at Drexel Dragons (2-4) Philadelphia; Sunday, 2 p. m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Drexel faces Old Dominion after Josh Reed scored 21 points in Drexel’s 84-68 loss to the Pennsylvania Quakers. The Dragons have gone 2-1 at home. Drexel ranks fifth in the CAA with 14. 8 assists per game led by Kevon Vanderhorst.