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Crypto

Ray Dalio says he holds bitcoin but only 1 percent, still prefers gold

Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, said bitcoin still accounts for about 1 percent of his overall portfolio and that he prefers gold as an investment priority. He described bitcoin as a type of money that cannot be printed, but cited risks including technological change and potential government intervention such as monitoring or taxation. He also reiterated concerns about regulation and said central banks are unlikely to hold bitcoin in meaningful size.

Finance

BNK Busan Bank launches preferential loan for daily construction workers

BNK Busan Bank has launched a preferential loan product for daily construction workers who have difficulty providing proof of income and employment. The bank said the loan offers up to 35 million won and carries an interest rate of up to about 5.5 percent a year. It will use severance fund contribution records issued by the Construction Workers Mutual Aid Association and also reflect estimated income calculated by a credit rating agency.

Industry

U.S. seen seeking Ukrainian drone technology IP; expert says similar to China Boeing tech transfer

Analysts say the United States is seeking to secure intellectual property tied to Ukraine's drone technology, focusing on battlefield-proven software, operational know-how and production methods rather than expanding formal defence cooperation. Experts draw parallels to how China obtained Boeing aerospace technology through joint manufacturing deals. They say the Pentagon is interested in AI-based terminal guidance and navigation that works without GPS, while Ukraine continues to expand multiyear drone cooperation programmes.