By the end of 2025, VEFAC, a subsidiary of Vingroup, led in profit per employee with 132 billion VND, due to high revenue from project transfers. VIX ranked second with 78.1 billion VND, thanks to effective proprietary trading. TCBS and VPBankS achieved 12.1 and 5.5 billion VND per employee, while Bac Lieu Lottery also made the list with 11.6 billion VND. The real estate sector has multiple representatives with impressive profits, such as Da Nang House and Khang Dien (8.1 billion VND/person). Sunshine Group and BV Land also reported significant profit growth. A total of 15 companies made the list with remarkable profit indices, highlighting the vast potential of the real estate and securities industries in the market.
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Employees of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong brought in over 130 billion VND in profit per person, surpassing numerous securities and real estate companies
The profit per employee metric reflects the operational efficiency of the company. VEFAC, a subsidiary of Vingroup, topped the 2025 ranking with a profit per employee of 132 billion VND, driven by 44.56 trillion VND in revenue from transferring a Vinhomes project. VIX ranked second with 78.1 billion VND/person, posting a profit of 6.717 trillion VND due to self-trading activities. TCBS came in third with 12.1 billion VND/person, while VPBankS recorded 5.5 billion VND/person. Additionally, the only lottery company in the list, Bac Lieu Lottery, achieved 11.6 billion VND/person. The real estate sector also had strong performers, while PV Gas had the most employees at 4.9 billion VND/person. These companies not only optimized costs but also generated significant profits in favorable market conditions, creating competition in the industry.
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Clarity act expected to bring regulatory clarity to Litecoin
The Clarity Act is expected to provide regulatory framework clarity for Litecoin, according to recent announcements. The legislation aims to address cryptocurrency classification and regulatory oversight, which has been a key uncertainty for many digital assets. The move could help establish clearer guidelines for how Litecoin and similar cryptocurrencies are treated under U.S. law.
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US Ethereum ETFs hold 4.7% of total ETH supply
Nine spot Ethereum ETFs in the United States have accumulated 4.7% of the entire ETH supply, according to data from SoSoValue. The combined assets under management total $11.3 billion across these funds. The milestone reflects growing institutional interest in Ethereum, with ETFs providing traditional investors easier access to the second-largest cryptocurrency without direct custody.
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Bitcoin experiences 2% drop amid surge in oil prices due to energy shortage concerns
Bitcoin’s value has dropped for four consecutive days, reaching 66,272 USD. Concurrently, oil prices surged nearly 20% due to fears stemming from the Middle East conflict over potential supply shortages.
Warnings from Iraqi officials about possible disruptions in oil production have escalated prices to their highest since April 2022. Donald Trump predicts these rising oil prices will be short-lived.
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US Treasury acknowledges legitimate privacy uses for crypto mixers
The United States Department of the Treasury has acknowledged that cryptocurrency mixers serve legitimate privacy functions on public blockchains. This recognition comes as regulatory bodies continue to balance oversight of illicit activities with acknowledgment of privacy tools’ lawful applications in blockchain ecosystems.
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Balancer WSTETH-AAVE pool offers 212.2% APY on Ethereum
The WSTETH-AAVE pool on Balancer v2 (Ethereum) is offering 212.2% APY with $23M total value locked. Such high yields typically reflect elevated risk exposure, and users should carefully assess their risk tolerance before participating. Check your positions regularly for changes in pool composition or liquidity conditions.
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Bitcoin falls below $66,000 as oil prices surge on geopolitical tensions
Bitcoin has declined below $66,000 as crude oil prices surged nearly 20% higher amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. The sharp move in energy markets reflects concerns about potential supply disruptions, with little sign of de-escalation over the weekend. Oil price volatility typically correlates with risk-off sentiment across risk assets, including cryptocurrencies, as investors reassess portfolio exposure amid macroeconomic uncertainty.
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US oil prices above $110/barrel could push CPI inflation to 3.5%
US crude oil prices have risen above $110 per barrel. Economic models suggest that if these levels persist for three months, US CPI inflation could climb to approximately 3.5%, marking the highest level since March 2024. A sustained rise in energy costs typically flows through to consumer prices, which could influence Federal Reserve policy decisions and market expectations for interest rates.