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Bitcoin Price Jumps Over 24% in a Week, Breaks $78,000 Amid $2.7 Billion Liquidations
Bitcoin surged more than 24% in the week ending August 24, 2026, pushing above $78,000 as bullish momentum returned to the crypto market. The sharp move also triggered around $2.7 billion in short liquidations, adding further buying pressure. With Bitcoin now nearing the $80,000 level, investors are watching whether fresh demand can keep the rally…
Trump Imposes 50% Tariffs on $20B Canadian Goods as Trade Talks Collapse
Trump imposed 50% tariffs on $20B in Canadian goods after trade talks collapsed. Canada’s PM Carney vowed to match them dollar-for-dollar, triggering a full trade war between the longtime allies.
Bitcoin Cash Surges 23% to $274.84 as Japan Licensing Fuels Institutional Demand
Bitcoin Cash jumped 23.3% to $274.84 on August 23, 2026, after Japan approved its first new crypto trading license in four years, enabling regulated access for professional investors.
Japan’s 5.9 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Tokyo, Kanto Region on August 23
Magnitude 5.9 earthquake hits Tokyo and Kanto region at 2 a.m. on August 23, 2026, injuring 37 people and disrupting train services. No tsunami threat reported.
Egashira 2:50 Donates Disaster Relief Funds on August 22
Egashira 2:50 pledges full donation of flea market sales and merchandise profits to Kumamoto earthquake and Chiba flood victims after clearing 9,720 unsold items from his 2026 festival.
Japan U-18 Baseball Team Named for Asian Championship; Star Two-Way Player Left Out
Japan names 18-player U-18 team for September Asian Championship in Taipei. Top draft prospect Komoda Yosei excluded despite 152 kph fastball and 39+ home runs.
Netflix’s ‘Badly in Love’ Loses Japan Government Support Over Crime Glorification
Japan’s Justice Ministry ends Netflix ‘Badly in Love’ collaboration after contestant admits to arson. Show stays on air but loses government support following crime glorification backlash.
Japan Executes Pachinko Arsonist After 17 Years; First Under Takaichi
Sunao Takami, 58, was hanged on August 21 for the 2009 pachinko parlor arson that killed 5 people in Osaka. Japan’s first execution under PM Takaichi faces renewed scrutiny over capital punishment.
Japan Tightens Visa Rules, Forcing Chinese Wealthy to Sell Tokyo Apartments
Japan’s stricter business visa rules have cut Chinese applications 96%, forcing wealthy residents to sell Tokyo luxury apartments within 30 days or face deportation. High-end condo sales in central Tokyo have dropped 60% year-over-year.