

Napster Sold For $207M & Canadians Are Skipping US Travel
31 snips Mar 26, 2025
The revival of Napster is making waves as it transitions into the Metaverse, aiming to become a social hub for music fans. Canadians are changing their travel habits, opting for destinations like Mallorca over the U.S. due to trade wars. Meanwhile, a Trump-backed crypto venture has launched a new stablecoin, stirring up the crypto landscape. On a different note, America’s infrastructure received a mediocre C average, prompting discussions about its future and funding solutions.
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Napster's Metaverse Revival
- Napster, the once-disruptive music platform, has been sold for $207 million.
- It's being revived as a metaverse company, focusing on immersive 3D music experiences.
Canadian Travel Boycott
- Canadians are boycotting U.S. travel due to political tensions, impacting the American economy.
- This boycott creates a ripple effect, affecting U.S. businesses reliant on Canadian tourism.
Trump's Stablecoin Launch
- The Trump family launched a stablecoin, USD1, through their company World Liberty Financial.
- This marks Trump's fourth venture into cryptocurrency, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.