Tian Ruixiang Holdings acquires $200 billion Australian bank

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<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/TIRX">Tian Ruixiang</a> Holdings acquires $200 billion Australian bank

Tian Ruixiang Holdings Ltd. is executing a landmark acquisition of a fully licensed Australian bank with $200 billion in total assets, as part of a broader strategy that also includes the launch of a government-backed stablecoin across Southeast Asia. The company describes this move as a merger of crypto innovation, AI-driven financial technology, and the established credibility of traditional banking infrastructure. With a strategic alliance backed by 15,000 Bitcoin, Tian Ruixiang aims to become a dominant force in global finance, bridging digital assets and regulated financial services. The company will provide real-time updates as regulatory approvals are finalized and the acquisition progresses.

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