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United States President Donald Trump has lashed out at NATO over its reluctance to join Washington’s war on Iran, and appeared to revive threats over Greenland, following a meeting with the alliance’s secretary-general.
Writing on his TruthSocial platform on Wednesday, Trump said in capitalised letters that “NATO wasn’t there when we needed them, and they won’t be there if we need them again”.
The remarks came after a two hour meeting with NATO’s Mark Rutte at the White House, a day after the US and Iran agreed to a ceasefire.
Ahead of the meeting, White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt said that member states had “turned their backs on the American people”, who fund their nations’ defence. She said Trump would have a “very frank and candid conversation” with the NATO chief and quoted the US president as saying: “They were tested, and they failed.”
The rhetoric has raised seats in the West that Trump could move to withdraw the US from the transatlantic alliance, which he has repeatedly called a “paper tiger”. Several NATO members refused to open their airspace to US military aircraft or send naval forces to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a vital energy route that Iran has effectively closed.
Trump – following his meeting with Rutte – also appeared to revive his threat to seize Greenland from NATO member Denmark – a move had roiled the alliance before he launched his war on Iran
Remember Greenland, that big, poorly run, piece of ice!!!”, he wrote.
Rutte, known in Europe as the “Trump whisperer” for his skill in maintaining a productive relationship with the US president, told the CNN broadcaster that Trump was “clearly disappointed with many NATO allies”.
Rutte said he had “very frank” and “very open” discussions with Trump during the meeting, and that while he understood the US president’s frustrations, he had pushed back against some of the broader criticism
“I was also able to point to the fact that the large majority of European nations have been helpful, with basing, with logistics, with overflights, with making sure that they live
“What the US did with Iran, they could do because so many European countries lived up to those commitments. Not all of them, and I totally understand his disappointment about that, but it is, therefore, a nuanced picture,” he added
Rutte also rejected the notion that NATO members considered the war on Iran “illegal”, arguing that there was widespread support in Europe for degrading Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities. He also said that prolonged diplomacy risked a “North Korean moment” – where talks drag on until a country acquires nuclear capacity and it becomes too late to act.
The NATO chief declined to answer directly when asked multiple times if Trump had said he would leave the alliance.
NATO, which includes European countries, the US and Canada, was formed in 1949 to counter the Soviet Union and has been the cornerstone of the West’s security ever since
The alliance has only activated its mutual defence clause on one occasion, following the September 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center in the US
It was not clear what role Trump had expected it to play in the ⁠Middle East
The Wall Street Journal, meanwhile, reported that Trump was looking at punishing some NATO members he believed were unhelpful during the conflict by moving US troops out of their countries
The plan, reported by the Wall Street Journal, would fall short of Trump’s hinted threats to pull the US out of NATO entirely – a move for which he would need the approval of the US Congress.
Rutte did not answer directly when asked about that report
“The large majority, including France, of European nations, has been doing what they committed before they will do in a case like this,” he said instead
“So Europe, as a platform of power projection for the United States, was in full play over the last six weeks
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Ethereum believers should take a look at this stock.
An investment in crypto company BitMine Immersion Technologies (
BMNR
0.86%
) is one of the top sideways plays on the value of Ethereum. So when the currency does well, as it has lately, investors tend to welcome any move BitMine makes to expand its holdin
Sure enough, the company's regular Monday update indicated exactly that, and the market reacted by trading its stock up by almost 14%.
BitMine announced that morning it held 4,595,562 Ethereum, representing over 3.8% of the cryptocurrency's total supply.
The company is known for its bulging Ethereum coffers, but it has other crypto and crypto-related assets too.
On Sunday, its Bitcoin position stood at 196, while its stake in privately held Beast Industries (so named after its guiding light, social media celebrity Jimmy "Mr. Beast" Donaldson) totaled $200 million, and its shareholding in fellow crypto company Eightco Holdings was $83 million.
Of these assets, all but Beast Industries saw increases over the previous Sunday. At that point, Ethereum holdings amounted to 4,534,563, the Bitcoin position was 195, and the Eightco stake was worth only $14 million.
The company attributed its actions to favorable timing. It quoted its chairman, Tom Lee, as saying that "Bitmine has slightly increased the pace of Ethereum buys in each of the past two weeks, as our base case is Ethereum is in the final stages of the 'mini-crypto winter'."
With its unique blend of assets, Bitmine is certainly an intriguing and offbeat stock in the cryptoverse. Is it a buy, though? While I personally hold a bit of crypto (including Ethereum), I'm something of a skeptic; Ethereum is a useful coin in numerous ways, but I would worry that it'll be usurped by slicker, cheaper, and/or more effective blockchain projects. Personally, I'm not so hot on Bitmine.
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Aside from a couple of minor convenience issues, the Acer Predator X34 OLED is pretty much flawless. It delivers best-in-class gaming performance with a bright and colorful OLED image that will prevent you from regretting that you bought the very best.
Since OLED gaming monitors first appeared, they have seen only small evolutions in their capabilities. Wide-gamut color has been there since the beginning, but now it’s a little wider thanks to Quantum Dot technology. Video processing was always on another level because they refresh so quickly that motion blur completely disappears at speeds over 180 Hz. The main improvement has been brightness. Early OLEDs did well to hit 300 nits; now you can see peaks of 1,300 nits for HDR highlights.
Acer has delivered a steady stream of some of the best OLED gaming monitors, and here, I have the Predator X34 OLED. It’s a 34-inch 21:9 WQHD panel with an 800R curve, 240 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, DisplayHDR True Black 400, and wide gamut color. And the price is attractive at around $860. Let’s take a look.
The main thing keeping the price down here is the absence of a Quantum Dot Layer. The X34 OLED covers over 95% of DCI-P3, which is about average for non-QD displays. This is enough to make it very colorful and impactful for both SDR and HDR while saving you a bit of money. Accuracy is included as well with a precise sRGB mode and gamut selections for other commonly used standards. Though squarely aimed at gamers, the X34 OLED can serve as a post-production reference monitor.
Of course, you’re buying it for gaming, and in that area, it is loaded for bear. The refresh rate is 240 Hz, and while that sounds ordinary when compared to a 500 Hz display, it is quicker than many monitors with higher rates. And it achieves perfect motion resolution, i.e., no blur, at any frame rate over 180 fps. Resolution is 3440x1440, WQHD, which equates to 109 ppi, the same as a 27-inch QHD panel. The curve is a tight 800R, which maximizes immersive quality while introducing just slight image distortion. If you sit close enough, you can hear your voice reflected into your ears. It’s a bit like sitting in a bubble.
The X34 OLED’s panel is bright, with over 400 nits available for SDR content and 663 nits measured from a 25% window pattern in HDR mode. Acer claims 1,300 nits for a 1.5% window, and there is no reason to doubt that. HDR images are bright, colorful, and impactful.
No features have been sacrificed on the altar of value here. You get USB ports, including USB-C with 90 watts of power, internal speakers, KVM control, plenty of video inputs, and a nice adjustable stand. OK, there’s no LED lighting, so Acer did sacrifice that one thing. But no one would call the X34 OLED incomplete.
At $860, it’s not the most or the least expensive 34-inch ultra-wide OLED. But it delivers high performance, a long feature list, and the stunning image OLED is known for.
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Disclaimer: The following article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments are subject to high market risk. Always do your own research (DYOR) before investing.
$FLOKI , the utility-driven meme coin inspired by Elon Musk’s Shiba Inu, has carved out a significant niche for itself in the crypto space. With a loyal community and a rapidly expanding ecosystem, the question on many investors’ minds is: Can FLOKI truly reach the seemingly impossible price of $1?
While the idea of a 5-figure percentage gain is exciting, a realistic analysis requires a close look at the fundamentals, especially the token's supply and the required market capitalization.
The Market Cap Reality Check
The biggest hurdle for $FLOKI hitting $1 is its sheer token supply.
* Current Circulating Supply: $FLOKI currently has a circulating supply of approximately 9.5 to 9.6 Trillion FLOKI tokens.
* The $1 Market Cap: To calculate the required market capitalization for FLOKI to reach $1, you simply multiply the price by the circulating supply:
To put this into perspective, a $9.6 Trillion market cap would be significantly larger than the entire current cryptocurrency market (which typically hovers in the range of $2-$4 Trillion during a bull run) and is roughly equal to the current market capitalization of tech giants like Apple and Microsoft combined.
The Verdict: Based on its current circulating supply, FLOKI reaching $1 is mathematically improbable under current global financial conditions.
What Would Make a $1 Price Possible?
For $FLOKI to defy the market cap logic, one or both of these extreme scenarios would need to play out:
1. Massive Token Burns (The Supply Solution)
The only realistic way to hit a high price target like $1 is to drastically reduce the token supply, making each remaining token exponentially more valuable.
* Scenario: To achieve a market cap comparable to a top-tier asset like Bitcoin (e.g., $1.5 Trillion during a bull run), $FLOKI would need to burn over 8.1 Trillion tokens, leaving a remaining supply of roughly 1.5 Trillion FLOKI to hit $1. However, even this $1.5 Trillion market cap is a gigantic leap.
$FLOKI has a deflationary mechanism and has conducted burns in the past, but the required scale for $1 would need a sustained, aggressive, and continuous burn of trillions of tokens over many years.
2. Unprecedented Global Crypto Adoption (The Demand Solution)
If the entire cryptocurrency market cap were to grow ten-fold or more, driven by global hyper-adoption and institutional inflow, then a multi-trillion dollar market cap for a single altcoin might become theoretically possible, albeit still extremely unlikely in the short term.
The Realistic Price Targets and Growth Factors
While $1 is a fantasy, the FLOKI project is still driven by utility and has potential for significant gains based on more modest, yet still substantial, price targets like $0.001 (1 cent) or $0.01 (1 penny).
Here are the key factors that could drive major price increases:
* Ecosystem Expansion: Unlike many pure meme coins, FLOKI is developing a robust ecosystem, including:
* Valhalla: A blockchain-based Play-to-Earn (P2E) metaverse game.
* FlokiFi: A suite of DeFi products, including a Locker Protocol.
* FlokiPlaces: An NFT and merchandise marketplace.
* Strategic Burns & Deflationary Mechanisms: Continuous, albeit smaller, token burns will exert upward pressure on the price by decreasing supply.
* New Exchange Listings & ETPs: Listing on major exchanges or regulated financial products (like the European ETPs recently launched) increases accessibility, liquidity, and regulatory legitimacy.
* Bull Market Momentum: Meme coins thrive on social media buzz and overall market sentiment. A renewed, massive crypto bull run would undoubtedly be the primary catalyst for any significant price pump.
Conclusion
The dream of FLOKI hitting $1 is a fun one, but the raw numbers behind its token supply and the required market capitalization make it virtually unattainable in the foreseeable future.
However, FLOKI is more than just a meme coin; it's a utility project. Investors should focus on the substantial, realistic growth potential driven by its expanding ecosystem, token burns, and strong community support. A target of hitting 1 cent or even 10 cents would still represent a life-changing return for many early investors and is a far more achievable milestone for the Valhalla token.
Invest with clarity, not just hype!
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Something feels a little off with $FLOKI today.
Roughly three hours ago, a single wallet —
0xf12475AEBa2297606ED68505C449E7C0bB03739B —
unloaded a massive bag: 27.4B $FLOKI , swapping it for about 340 ETH.
That’s roughly $1.38M, moved cleanly and directly on-chain.
At first glance, it looks like a standard whale profit-take. Nothing unusual, right?
But once you follow the trail… it starts getting interesting.
These tokens didn’t come from the open market.
They trace all the way back to the original $FLOKI deployment wallet, sent years ago to
0xa57930732F6DeB41164788B28Bd62E2E3bd99c19,
then routed through
0x64c74b5Cfe60CB5F36dDebb14B9431BA33E95527,
before finally landing in the address that just sold.
That’s not a random path. That’s early.
So what is this?
• A team-linked wallet?
• An early insider finally exiting?
• Or just someone with extremely deep roots in the project?
Hard to say with certainty.
But here’s the part that matters:
when tokens this close to the source suddenly start moving after years of silence, it’s rarely just background noise.
Not saying panic.
Not calling tops.
Just paying attention — because this is the kind of on-chain activity that smart money watches very closely. 👀