Donald Trump Jr. called the banking industry a "Ponzi scheme" in an interview with CNBC at the World Liberty Forum. This, he stated, is why his family had to establish World Liberty Financial (WLFI). ...

Donald Trump Jr. called the banking industry a "Ponzi scheme" in an interview with CNBC at the World Liberty Forum. This, he stated, is why his family had to establish World Liberty Financial (WLFI). "We didn't get into crypto because we were at the forefront," he emphasized. "We got into it out of necessity. They basically forced us into it." His remarks follow a recent $5 billion lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump against JPMorgan and its CEO, Jamie Dimon, alleging the bank closed his accounts in 2021 for political reasons.

Trump Jr. calls banking a 'Ponzi scheme,' says it forced family to start WLFI

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Just now, a historic "closed-door" event occurred in the AI community.

Anthropic has officially banned access to OpenClaw using its own subscription plan!!!

Boris Cherny, the creator of Claude Code, announced: Starting at 3 PM EST on April 4th (3 AM Beijing time on April 5th), Claude will block all third-party tools; access to these tools will only be available through additional subscription plans or APIs.

[OpenClaw] This means that thousands of users who rely on OpenClaw for improvements...

Anthropic officially blocks OpenClaw, causing a global developer crisis within 24 hours.

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Boris Cherny, head of the Anthropic Claude Code, announced that starting in April 2026 [...]
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