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According to Japans Asahi Shimbun: Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba aims to push forward tariff agreement negotiations in July.On May 11, industry insiders said that flying cars are at the critical point of industrial explosion, and technology, policies, and market demand have formed a resonance. From demonstration operation to large-scale popularization, it is still necessary to overcome the three tests of technological maturity, regulatory perfection, and user acceptance. In the future, flying cars may reconstruct the three-dimensional urban transportation system and make "air travel" a daily routine.Conflict situation: 1. Russian Defense Ministry: Russian troops continue to strictly abide by the ceasefire system and remain in the previously occupied fronts and positions. 2. Russian Defense Ministry: Ukrainian troops have violated the ceasefire agreement 9,318 times and attempted to break through the Russian border in Kursk and Belgorod regions four times. 3. Peskov: The three-day ceasefire has ended and no ceasefire measures have been seen from the Ukrainian side. Peace talks: 1. Leaders of many European countries arrived in Kiev, Ukraine for a visit. 2. Leaders of four European countries called for a 30-day ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. 3. Ukrainian Foreign Minister: Ukraine is ready to unconditionally ceasefire for at least 30 days. 4. Putin proposed to resume direct negotiations between Russia and Ukraine in Turkey on the 15th. Other situations: 1. Zelensky: Russia is showing that it is unwilling to end the conflict, and the "coalition of the willing" must increase investment in Ukraines defense to ensure that Russia abides by the rules in the event of a ceasefire. 2. Ukrainian and European leaders: If Russia fails to abide by the ceasefire agreement, large-scale sanctions will be imposed and military aid (to Ukraine) will be increased. If a 30-day ceasefire is achieved, peace talks will begin during this period. 3. French President Macron: The United States will monitor the implementation of the ceasefire agreement in Ukraine. 4. Russian Presidents Press Secretary: Russia is accustomed to sanctions and knows how to minimize the consequences of sanctions. 5. The Kremlin: The statements of European countries have "confrontational characteristics."On May 10, local time, Russian Presidents Press Secretary Peskov said that Russia is actively developing relations with many countries and will continue to do so. Peskov pointed out that it is very difficult to isolate Russia because Russia occupies a very important position in the world. In addition, Peskov also said that Russian President Putin is willing to engage with leaders of any country in the world, and he is willing to interact to the extent that they are ready to cooperate.On May 10, California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized the U.S. federal government in a video posted on social media. He said that the U.S. governments current tariff policy "may cause the United States to lose its position as the worlds largest economy." In the video, he criticized the U.S. governments tariff policy for blocking U.S. imports and directly affecting the daily lives of ordinary people. "In a few months, people will lack school bags and Christmas toys. Tariffs will make American families even worse." Newsom said that as the state with the strongest economic power in the United States, California occupies an important position in the global economy, precisely because California is committed to "reducing trade barriers and providing quality services to American consumers", but the current tariff policy is undermining all of this, leading to rising prices and stagnation at ports.

Meta Plans Virtual Currency, Creator Coins For Its Apps – FT

Skylar Shaw

Apr 07, 2022 10:14


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The Financial Times reported on Wednesday that Meta Platforms Inc is preparing plans to integrate virtual tokens and cryptocurrencies to its family of applications, with the goal of using such virtual tokens for rewarding creators, lending, and other financial activities.


The move, which is said to be in the early stages, comes as Meta expands its emphasis on services based on the metaverse, a virtual world where people socialize, work, and play.


It may also provide Meta with a new income stream and more control over transactions across its suite of applications and services, which includes Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and the Meta Quest virtual reality platform, if it is adopted.


According to the FT story, which cited persons familiar with the situation, Meta's cryptocurrencies, internally called "Zuck Bucks," are meant for the metaverse and may not be based on blockchain.


According to the article, Meta might offer in-app tokens that would be centralized by the firm and could be used to compensate popular Instagram producers or reward those who make noteworthy contributions in Facebook groups.


"We have no developments to give today," a Meta spokeswoman said on Wednesday, adding that the business is focusing on developing for the metaverse, which "including what payments and financial services may look like."


Last month, Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, said that Instagram would include non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in the "near-term."


Meta joined the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) earlier this year, a group of firms headed by Block Inc's Jack Dorsey that has promised to encourage open access to cryptocurrency technology.