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The anger levied toward automobile manufacturer Tesla reached a new level Tuesday as vehicles were set on fire in what appears to be a targeted attack in Las Vegas. According to a report from the Las Vegas Review-Journal, several of the company’s vehicles were ablaze in the early morning hours. The company has been subjected to a widespread consumer revolt for much of the last several months. Indeed, the backlash has hindered the company’s overall value, with shares plummeting more than 35% over the last 30 days. JUST IN: Tesla vehicles set on fire in targeted attack at Las Vegas service center. pic.twitter.com/YwU5syyTiJ — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) March 18, 2025 Also Read: Tesla (TSLA) to Fall for 9th Straight Week or Will a Reversal Begin? Tesla Vehicles Set on Fire at Las Vegas Service Center 2025 has certainly not been kind to Tesla so far. With Elon Musk embracing political commitments made to the current Trump administration, the brand and EV manufacturer have strug...

Bitcoin (BTC) has made recent unsuccessful attempts to breach the $70,000 mark, leaving the market speculating about the next price trajectory, especially with the upcoming halving event less than a month away.  While there is optimism that the halving will trigger another bullish rally, there remains a segment of the market that is not entirely convinced. In particular, crypto trading expert, Alan Santana , in a TradingView post on March 20 outlined potential correction targets for Bitcoin, shedding light on what could be in store for the maiden crypto. Picks for you AI predicts Ethereum price for end of 2024 2 hours ago Robert Kiyosaki blasts China as ‘foolish’ says stock market is ‘in trouble’ 2 hours ago Cardano adds over 2,000 wallets per day in 2024 3 hours ago What is the best day to buy Bitcoin? 4 hours ago The analyst noted that the recent correction that saw Bitcoin touch the $61,000 mark amid three days of trading in the red, c...

In the ever-shifting landscape of regulatory uncertainties, the sustained evolution of the DAO ecosystem faces headwinds, as unveiled by a recent Occasional Paper from the European Central Bank. The Occasional Paper, titled “The future of DAOs in finance – in need of legal status,” penned by Ellen Naudts, an expert in market infrastructure payments at the ECB, underscores the imperative for a robust regulatory framework for decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) to carve their niche in the future financial realm. The paper emphasizes how the swift advancement of technology has outpaced regulatory measures concerning DAOs, negatively impacting the safety and long-term viability of the ecosystem. As DAOs inundate the market with innovative propositions, the existing “pen-and-paper era” registration framework proves inadequate in addressing the diverse risks they pose to investors. The paper concludes that until a comprehensive global...