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  • DOGE Cuts, Spending Freezes Starting to Ripple Through Job Market This is Washington Edition, the newsletter about money, power and politics in the nation’s capital. Today, economy reporter Jarrell Dillard looks at the impact that federal job cuts are having. Sign up here and follow us at @bpolitics. Email our editors here. We’re still waiting to see the full impact of the DOGE-driven culling of the federal workforce. But economists are starting to revise forecasts and pencil in a big hit to the labor market in the coming months.
  • Zelenskiy Signals He Would Meet With Trump If Invited Back Chian-Wei Teo Good morning. Zelenskiy is keeping the door open for dialogue with Trump. Britain and France want to create a coalition for peacekeeping forces in Ukraine. And Anora wins best picture at the Oscars. Listen to the day’s top stories. Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he’s willing to meet Donald Trump again if he’s invited back to the US. He said Kyiv is ready to accept a minerals deal that was put on hold last week. French President Emmanuel Macron told Le Figaro that he and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer are working on a plan to reach a one-month truce in Ukraine.
  • North Korea’s $1.5 Billion Heist Puts the Crypto World on Notice Hackers drained Ether, other tokens from “cold” crypto wallet Exchanges must step up spending on security, experts say As news started spreading about a massive hack on crypto exchange Bybit last Friday, cybersecurity researchers quickly concluded that the era of giant digital-asset heists had entered a new and potentially ruinous phase. It wasn’t just the size of the exploit, although at close to $1.5 billion, it was the biggest ever by a wide margin. Within hours, it was clear that the attack — which the Federal Bureau of Investigation attributed to North Korea’s Lazarus Group — was far more ambitious, and difficult to prevent, than any that preceded it.
  • Bitcoin Down 25% From All-Time High as Crypto Rout Worsens Bitcoin hit high on Jan. 20, the day of Trump’s inauguration The decline is part of a widespread selloff in digital assets The rout in Bitcoin worsened during Asian trading hours on Friday, sending the cryptocurrency down more than a quarter from the all-time high it set less than six weeks ago as traders dramatically reversed bets that followed the election of US President Donald Trump. The coin was down 5.5% at $79,627 at 12:05 p.m. in Singapore, after hitting its lowest level since November 10. That was part of a broad rout: Ether, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency, fell 7.3% while smaller tokens Solana and XRP were down 7.1% and 7.8%, respectively.
  • PayPal Predicts Earnings Growth as Firm Streamlines Businesses Adjusted EPS seen climbing 20% over the long term, firm says CEO Chriss gives investors a first look ‘into the future’ PayPal Holdings Inc. predicted growth in earnings and transaction margins in coming years, as its new leadership continues to streamline the sprawling business. Adjusted earnings per share will increase by a percentage in the low teens by 2027 and by 20% over the longer term, PayPal forecast in an investor day presentation Tuesday. Transaction margin dollars — a key metric for the firm — are expected to climb by high-single-digit percentages over the next two years, potentially reaching 10% or more after that. The figure represents how much PayPal earns from each transaction it processes, after expenses.
  • Bybit Hack, Crypto’s Biggest Ever, Spoils Coinbase’s SEC Victory Party Shares of largest US exchange plunge after Bybit is attacked ‘Careful what you wish for’ with deregulation, professor says The crypto industry started its Friday in a jubilant mood, with Coinbase Global Inc.’s announcement that US securities regulators were poised to dismiss a legal case against the nation’s largest digital-asset exchange. The happy vibe didn’t last long, however: Less than three hours later and halfway around the world, the exchange Bybit disclosed that it had been hacked in what analysts say was the biggest-ever theft in the industry with almost $1.5 billion worth of tokens looted.
  • South African Firm to Amass Bitcoin Hoard in First for Continent Altvest has applied to raise $10 million for purchases Strategy pioneered by billionaire Saylor is gaining popularity Altvest Capital Ltd. said it will become the first listed company in Africa to adopt Bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset, emulating a strategy that propelled a more than 2,400% surge in Michael Saylor’s Strategy.com since it started buying the token. Altvest bought one Bitcoin and has applied to regulators for permission to raise about 200 million rand ($10 million) by selling shares to increase its treasury stockpile, Chief Executive Officer Warren Wheatley said in an interview. He added that no final decision has been made on raising funds. Bitcoin traded at around $97,000 on Thursday.
  • Binance CEO Teng Sees ‘Fresh Reset’ for Crypto in New US Regime Says Hong Kong regulatory limits not conducive for big players “A couple” of HQ options under “careful consideration” The US under President Donald Trump has moved on from a crypto regulatory regime marked by “a bit of oppression”, according to Richard Teng, chief executive officer of Binance Holdings Ltd. Digital asset executives have loudly complained that regulators under previous President Joe Biden sought to engage in “regulation by enforcement”, their description for a spate of high-profile lawsuits against and hefty fines levied on companies including Binance, Coinbase Inc. and Ripple LLC.
  • Trump’s New World Order Leaves Europe Flailing Ukrainian firefighters work at the site of a strike in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, on Feb. 13. Photographer: Genya Savilov/AFP/Getty Images Welcome to Balance of Power, bringing you the latest in global politics. If you haven’t yet, sign up here. European leaders meeting in Paris today have the weight of history on their shoulders.
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