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Tokenized stocks are gaining traction as crypto firms roll out tokenized equities globally. Explore how blockchain is reshaping access to traditional shares, fractional ownership, and global markets.
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US-India trade pact cuts luxury car tariffs to 30% while excluding electric vehicles
On February 6, 2026, the United States and India concluded a trade agreement that will gradually cut Indian tariffs on large gasoline-powered American luxury cars from 110% to 30% and remove all import duties on Harley-Davidson motorcycles. In return for lower US tariffs, India pledged to buy $500 billion in American goods, but foreign electric vehicles such as Tesla models remain excluded from the tariff relief unless manufacturers commit to local production. The deal underscores India's preference for supporting domestic EV manufacturing while giving traditional high-end combustion vehicles greater access to its market.
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Vitalik Reframes Ethereum L2 Role as ENS Stays on Mainnet and Perp DEX Volume Hits $70B on February 5
Vitalik Buterin has argued that Ethereum’s Layer 1 now scales well enough that Layer 2 networks should prioritize advanced features over pure throughput, while ENS has canceled its Namechain L2 to keep ENSv2 fully on mainnet. MetaMask has integrated tokenized U.S. stocks, ETFs, and commodities via Ondo Finance, and perpetual DEXs recorded $70 billion in trading volume on February 5, their second-largest day on record. These moves highlight Ethereum’s evolving scalability roadmap and the growing link between decentralized markets and traditional financial assets.
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China's Central Bank Extends Gold Buying to a 15-Month Streak in January 2026
On February 7, 2026 in Beijing, new figures showed the People's Bank of China increased its gold reserves for the 15th straight month, lifting holdings from 74.15 million to 74.19 million fine troy ounces. The value of these reserves climbed from about $319.5 billion to roughly $369.6 billion as bullion prices, which had briefly neared $5,600 per ounce in January before correcting to around $4,960, remained elevated despite softer overall gold demand in China.
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