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first_img Solana Foundation is hiring a Vice President of International Communications

The Solana Foundation is hiring a Vice President of International Communications. This is a full-time position within the marketing team, supporting remote work in the United States, with other locations including San Francisco and New York. The hire will be responsible for Solana's global narrative and network reputation management, developing and maintaining the global narrative, establishing and personally maintaining relationships with media in the U.S. business, finance, technology, and cryptocurrency sectors, while providing executive positioning and communication consulting to the foundation's management.This position will also be responsible for reputation and issue management related to network incidents, client vulnerabilities, application layer attacks, and validator disputes, establishing severity classifications, identifying decision-makers, rehearsing processes, and preparing response language in advance; providing communication support for project launches, founder media training, etc., to the ecosystem team, and collaborating with policy and legal teams to handle regulatory and legislative matters. The ideal candidate should have approximately 10 to 15 years of communication experience, possess direct contacts with business, finance, and technology media reporters, and be able to use AI tools in monitoring, research, drafting, information testing, and adversarial review tasks.

Bullish appoints former NYSE President Cunningham as President

According to the official announcement, the cryptocurrency trading platform Bullish (BLSH), listed on the New York Stock Exchange, has appointed former NYSE President Stacey Cunningham as the company's president.Cunningham previously served as the president of NYSE Group, being the first woman to lead the exchange group, and held the position of Chief Operating Officer, responsible for technology modernization and the integration of several exchange mergers; prior to that, she held senior positions at Nasdaq. She currently also serves on the boards of Cloudflare, the New York Stock Exchange, and Georgetown University's Psaros Center for Financial Markets and Policy, and was an operating partner at private equity firm Advent, as well as an advisor to Uniswap Labs.Bullish CEO Tom Farley stated that her expertise in market structure, operational experience, and issuer relations will play a key role in the company's efforts to combine traditional financial infrastructure with blockchain technology.Bullish is advancing its tokenized securities strategy: in May 2026, it announced the acquisition of transfer agent Equiniti for $4.2 billion (serving nearly 3,000 issuer clients and over 20 million shareholders), with the transaction expected to be completed in January 2027; the company has also been approved to conduct tokenized securities trading in Gibraltar and has launched tokenized stock trading initiated by its own issuers.

first_img Paraguay's President Santiago Peña resigned due to the collapse of Ueno Digital Bank

Paraguayan President Santiago Peña announced his resignation on Thursday due to a political crisis triggered by the collapse of digital bank Ueno Bank. In a video posted on the X platform, Peña stated that his resignation was to maintain national stability, social peace, and democratic institutions, with his primary task being to protect the Paraguayan people who entrusted their savings to the financial system.The Central Bank of Paraguay announced on Tuesday the initiation of liquidation procedures for Ueno Bank after discovering that its solvency ratio had fallen below half of the regulatory minimum requirement. Peña is facing political scrutiny due to his previous business ties with Grupo Vázquez, the holding company of Ueno Bank; according to the Associated Press, he remained a business partner of the group until March 2025. Peña denied any wrongdoing, stating that the controversy initially was merely a regulatory issue that escalated into a political dispute.This banking crisis is also accompanied by rising quotes for Tether's USDt in the peer-to-peer market targeting Paraguay, with a bid on Thursday morning quoted at 1 USD to 6942 Paraguayan Guarani, approximately 13% higher than the Central Bank's reference rate of 6144.02 on November 4. According to Reuters, lawmakers are debating impeachment proceedings over allegations of conflicts of interest, pension abuse, and institutional cover-ups. Peña was elected in April 2023 and took office in August of the same year, with a five-year term originally set to end in 2028; if Congress accepts his resignation, Vice President Pedro Alliana will assume the remaining term.

The 2028 U.S. presidential election is heating up early, and Vance reflects on the Iran War

The U.S. midterm elections have just concluded, and both parties have begun strategizing for the 2028 presidential election. On the Republican side, Vice President Vance has publicly linked the midterm election losses to the war in Iran, proposing four tasks: ending the war, addressing the cost of living and inflation, adhering to "America First," and adjusting U.S.-Israel relations, in an attempt to respond to voters' dissatisfaction with the Trump administration's foreign policy. However, Vance has not yet announced his candidacy and has not publicly broken with Trump. Rubio, DeSantis, and others are also listed as potential Republican candidates.On the Democratic side, the victory in the midterm elections has enhanced the political influence of several party figures. Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro, Illinois Governor Pritzker, Maryland Governor Wes Moore, and California Governor Newsom have all garnered attention. Georgia Senator Ossoff, after winning re-election, has also entered discussions as a potential candidate for 2028, although he has previously stated that he has no plans to run. Currently, neither party has officially initiated the presidential candidate nomination process. The cost of living, inflation, the war in Iran, immigration, and U.S. foreign policy are becoming core issues for potential candidates to garner party support and voter attention.
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