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Congratulations to the couple!
What’s cookin’?
Not the plethora of homemade videos from wannabe chefs during the circuit breaker period. We’re talking about local actress Sheila Sim’s bun in the oven.
Yesterday (April 27), the 35-year-old — who is married to banker Deon Woo — took to Instagram to announce her pregnancy which she has kept pretty low-key.

She wrote: “We’ve been hiding a secret… After 2 beautiful years of marriage with my confidante, my best friend, my soulmate, my partner-in-crime, our hearts are swelled with love and joy to share that our family is growing!”
However, the road to conception wasn’t easy as Sheila revealed to CNA Lifestyle.
She had a health condition which hindered the couple’s attempts to have a baby ⁠— after consulting fertility doctors, Sheila realised that she “had fibroids in my womb – and there were a lot of them“.
She went through surgery last September to get the fibroids removed, but described the period before that as a period of “uncertainty”.
“Before we went to the doctor, we didn’t know that that was the reason we weren’t getting pregnant. I’m always quite positive and I believe everything happens in God’s time, but at some point, I told my husband, ‘If we really can’t conceive naturally, then so be it’.”
Photo: Instagram/sheila_sim
Lo and behold, the good news arrived within five months of the operation, and Sheila has television presenter Diana Ser to thank for her advice.
Sheila explained: “I was 34 and she said, ‘If you’re going to be trying, get the checks done and get all the questions out of the way first.’ So, that’s what I did. I’m thankful for angels and their pro tips. The women’s community is so strong, powerful and important… It’s important to know your choices and to stay happy.”
In another heartwarming twist, Sheila received the joyous news on the couple’s second anniversary — they got married in 2018 — and broke the news to her hubby by giving him a card (which they do for every special occasion) with the pregnancy test kit in it.
“He was in shock for about five minutes. He couldn’t really talk. He was very, very happy. I think he’s always wanted a baby more than I because his twin brother was already a father by the time we got married,” she told CNA Lifestyle.
And she’s also been keeping safe while growing a baby amid rising COVID-19 fears. She explained: “Initially, I felt a bit of anxiety and fear because it’s not just me now. If I get the virus, I know how to deal with it, but I don’t know what’s going to happen to the baby inside me.”
Photo: Instagram/sheila_sim
The model-turned-actress is also taking extra precautions by masking up, and sanitising and washing her hands.
So far so good, though, as Sheila has not experienced the common symptoms aside from the insomnia and backaches. She’s had “no morning sickness or special cravings” and the latter is a surprise for her hubby as Sheila admitted to being “the kind of person who has a craving every day”.
Sheila added: “He was expecting to have to travel far away at midnight to get something I specifically wanted. But none of that has happened.”
It’s also been easier on Sheila because many of her friends have been through pregnancy and they’ve been passing on their wisdom to the soon-to-be mother.
“I really don’t know what I’d do without all this advice. Within my group of friends, the one who got pregnant first had to get all the information from Facebook forums. I feel so lucky because I don’t have to do that ⁠— all these confinement nanny numbers were given to me.”
The baby is said to be due in end September or early October, and Sheila won’t be taking on future acting commitments for now apart from finishing up the second season of local dialect drama Ho Seh Bo (Hokkien for How Are You?).
This post was first published on AsiaOne and was republished on theAsianparent with permission.
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XRP fell nearly 4% in Tuesday’s session as institutional selling hit mid-day and forced a breakdown from the $2.99 resistance zone.
A volume spike almost seven times the daily average confirmed liquidation flows, with price stabilizing only after touching $2.878 support.
Traders now eye whether the $2.85–$2.87 band can hold ahead of Ripple’s banking charter review deadline.
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Brussels is weighing penalties on a ruble-linked token. We map the on/off-ramp paths, and what a ban could do to BTC liquidity in Europe.
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The European Union (EU) is moving to choke off A7A5, the ruble-backed token routing billions through Kyrgyzstan into European crypto markets, but available data suggests the sanctioned flow represents just 2.37% of the bloc-wide Bitcoin trading volume.
As Bloomberg News reported on Oct. 6, the EU proposed sanctions on A7A5, the stablecoin issued by cross-border payments firm A7 and Russia’s state-owned Promsvyazbank (PSB).
The restrictions will prohibit EU-based entities from engaging in transactions involving the token. The bloc also plans to target several banks in Russia, Belarus, and Central Asia for enabling crypto-related transactions.
A7 is owned by Moldovan banker Ilan Shor and PSB, which the UK, EU, and US sanctioned in 2022 following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Garantex, the Russia-based crypto exchange that helped create A7A5, was sanctioned the same year, while A7 itself was sanctioned in early 2025.
Despite these measures, A7’s operations continue to expand. The firm launched a digital bill of exchange for international settlements through its Kyrgyz subsidiary, allowing holders to receive A7A5 tokens on the Tron network or exchange them for Russian rubles.
Elliptic calculated 41.6 billion A7A5 tokens were in circulation as of Sept. 26, valued at $496 million, with cumulative transaction value reaching $68 billion.
The A7 network operates the most prominent route to move rubles into crypto markets.
According to reports, users convert Russian rubles into A7A5 within the A7/Old Vector setup, trade the stablecoin on Kyrgyzstan-registered exchange Grinex, then swap into dollar stablecoins, typically USDT.
The tokens are issued on Ethereum and Tron before routing to recipients, including potentially EU-based virtual asset service providers.
A second pathway runs through Russia-based OTC and peer-to-peer markets into USDT, often facilitated on TRON.
The US sanctioned Netex24 and Bitpapa for operating crypto on-ramps serving sanctioned actors.
Additionally, the largest OTC services provider, Garantex, suspended services after Tether froze wallets holding roughly 2.5 billion rubles in March.
A third channel relies on regional “transit hubs.” Watchdog organizations highlight Kyrgyzstan’s rapidly expanding VASP ecosystem, while Turkish authorities have tightened stablecoin transfer limits to $3,000 daily and $50,000 monthly in response to routing activity through their jurisdiction.
According to the US Treasury, Grinex was created by Garantex employees immediately after law enforcement disruptions, with Garantex customer deposits transferred so operations could continue.
Corporate registrations are expected to converge on a late-2024 formation with early-2025 operations.
The Treasury states that A7A5 was created “for Russian customers of A7,” with Old Vector working alongside Garantex in the development of the token.
OFAC designated A7 and two subsidiaries alongside Old Vector, describing A7 as a cross-border settlement platform used for sanctions evasion.
A7A5 and Grinex now represent the primary rails for ruble-to-crypto conversion, replacing earlier infrastructure disrupted by sanctions.
The euro pair with Bitcoin (BTC/EUR) serves as the main trading pair across EU venues. Kaiko’s Europe reports indicate that euro-denominated trading is concentrated on a handful of EU platforms, with BTC/EUR being the most popular euro pair.
Euro volumes surged in 2024, with BTC-EUR’s share of global BTC-fiat trading climbing to roughly 10%.
Outside the euro, only a few national-currency BTC pairs maintain durable liquidity on EU exchanges.
Poland’s Zonda routinely lists BTC/PLN as its most active market. Czech exchange Coinmate operates BTC/CZK markets. These local pairs carry domestic significance but remain small compared to BTC/EUR across the bloc.
Amid this landscape, available public data suggests ruble-linked liquidity represents a modest fraction of European Bitcoin trading.
A Sept. 9 report by the European Securities and Markets Authority shows Bitcoin trading volume on regulated EU venues reached approximately $7.5 trillion in the first half of 2025.
Elliptic’s Sept. 26 analysis found that A7A5 processed $68 billion in on-chain transactions, which is lower than the $89 billion that A7 founder Ilan Shor reported on Sept. 4 during an online speech presented to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
An Oct. 6 report by the Centre for Information Resilience noted that A7’s Sales Department Director stated 6% of the firm’s payments were directed to Europe as of late August.
Applying that 6% figure yields a European-directed flow ranging from $4.08 billion to $5.34 billion, considering Elliptic’s and Shor’s figures.
Even taking the higher estimate, A7A5 flow to Europe represents roughly 0.071% of first-half 2025 EU Bitcoin volume.
However, this calculation captures only the A7A5 rail and excludes older OTC/P2P routes, regional hub activity, and direct Russian exchange flows.
When factoring in these additional channels, which lack comprehensive public data but appear in sanctions designations, total ruble exposure to EU Bitcoin markets likely reaches several times the A7A5 figure alone.
A conservative estimate places the total ruble-to-Bitcoin flow at 2.37% of EU trading volume, suggesting that the sanctioned infrastructure, while significant in absolute terms, operates at the margin of European crypto liquidity rather than at its core.
The proposed EU sanctions targeting A7A5 aim to sever a specific sanctions-evasion channel rather than address systemic threats to European Bitcoin liquidity.
The 2.37% exposure estimate suggests that blocking ruble stablecoin routes will have a limited immediate impact on block-wide BTC/EUR order books.
The action does signal an intensification of regulatory coordination. The US Treasury, UK government, and now EU authorities have moved in sequence against the A7 network, demonstrating willingness to target crypto infrastructure regardless of jurisdiction.
For market participants, the sanctions create compliance burdens rather than liquidity shocks.
EU-based VASPs must screen for A7A5 exposure and sever ties to designated entities, but the dominance of BTC/EUR pairs on established exchanges insulates mainstream European trading from direct disruption.
The bigger question is whether authorities can sustain enforcement as sanctioned actors migrate to new rails.
Garantex’s March 2025 disruption led directly to Grinex’s creation within days. Unless enforcement targets the underlying demand created by Russian entities’ need to move capital across borders, new channels will emerge as quickly as old ones close.
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Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader crypto market faced selling pressure on Tuesday, October 7, sending XRP crashing to a low of $2.85. Stalemate on Capitol Hill triggered a flight to safety as investors reacted to rising stagflation risks.
The US government shutdown has delayed the release of primary economic data, shifting focus to secondary data. Consumer inflation expectations rose from 3.2% in August to 3.4% in September, while the RCM/TIPP Economic Optimism Index dropped from 48.7 in September to 48.3 in October.
Amid economic uncertainty, the ongoing US government shutdown could also delay the SEC approval of S-1s for XRP-spot ETFs.
Overnight, the US Senate adjourned without voting on a stopgap funding bill, needed to reopen the government. Entering an eighth day on Wednesday, October 8, the government shutdown could mean XRP-spot ETFs will launch after their original final decision deadlines.
The launch of XRP-spot ETFs remains crucial, with analysts expecting a surge in Main Street demand, given XRP’s real-world utility.
With XRP-spot ETFs on hold amid the shutdown, XRP lost its coveted #3 ranking by market cap, dropping to #5. Binance Coin (BNB) and Tether (USDT) flipped the token.
However, the negative sentiment could be short-lived. Santiment, a market intelligence platform, commented on the recent surge in fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) toward XRP, stating:
“XRP is seeing its highest level of retail FUD since Trump’s tariffs were announced 6 months ago. There have been more bearish comments than bullish for 2 of the past 3 days, which is generally a promising buy signal. Markets move opposite to small trader expectations.”
Turning to the Wednesday, October 8, session, the US Senate is expected to vote on stopgap funding bills. XRP could rebound if the Senate reaches the 60 votes required to pass a bill. SEC staff would return to work after the bill passes, raising expectations of an XRP-spot ETF launch.
An XRP-spot ETF market could be crucial for XRP’s price trajectory, considering the success of the US BTC-spot ETF market.
Nate Geraci, President of NovaDius Wealth Management, commented on BlackRock’s (BLK) iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), stating:
“iShares Bitcoin ETF on verge of surpassing $100bil AUM… World’s largest ETF, Vanguard S&P ETF, took 2,000+ days to hit that mark. IBIT about to do it in< 450 days. Easily fastest ever. First ETF launched in 1993, so we’re talking 30+ yrs of history.”
While market focus remains on the XRP-spot ETF filings, potential delays to the Market Structure Bill’s progress in the Senate pose another headwind for XRP. The bill, which aims to clarify the classification of crypto assets, remains stalled in the Senate.
The government shutdown could delay a Senate vote on the Market Structure Bill into 2026. Crypto-friendly legislation is expected to be crucial in drawing retail investors. XRP remains exposed to legislative developments, given the long-lasting SEC vs. Ripple case, which ended in August.
XRP soared 14.69% on July 17 as investors reacted to the US House of Representatives passing the bill to the Senate. For context, the total crypto market cap rose just 1.78%.
XRP tumbled 4.56% on Tuesday, October 7, reversing the previous day’s 0.68% gain, to close at $2.8545. The token underperformed the broader market, which fell 2.8%, but held above crucial support levels.
Traders are watching the following technical levels:
In the coming sessions, several key factors could drive near-term price trends:
Bearish Scenario
These bearish scenarios could drag XRP below $2.8, potentially exposing the $2.5 support level.
Bullish Scenario
These bullish scenarios could send XRP above $3, bringing $3.1 into play. A sustained move through $3.1 could pave the way toward $3.3 and the all-time high of $3.66.
On Wednesday, October 8, the US Senate vote on stopgap funding bills could be crucial for XRP’s price trends.
Another failed vote could further delay the launch of XRP-spot ETFs and crypto-friendly legislation. XRP may face renewed selling pressure if US lawmakers remain at an impasse. On the other hand, a stopgap funding bill could lift sentiment.
Analysts will closely monitor how regulatory risks influence XRP’s price outlook in the coming weeks.
With over 28 years of experience in the financial industry, Bob has worked with various global rating agencies and multinational banks. Currently he is covering currencies, commodities, alternative asset classes and global equities, focusing mostly on European and Asian markets.
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Bitcoin Cools but Analysts Remain Upbeat. Why?
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After setting record highs over the past two days, Bitcoin retreated on Tuesday, even as its analog form extended its recent surge to top $4,000 for the first time ever, but analysts who spoke with Decrypt remain upbeat about the digital coin.  
Bitcoin was recently trading at $122,071, down 3.1% from its record high of $126,080 a day earlier, according to crypto data provider CoinGecko.
Despite the pullback, analysts told Decrypt that the digital coin still has room to rise—with gold—as investors look to alternative assets as hedges against a potential U.S. economic slump and accompanying drop in the value of the U.S. dollar.
"As more investors opt for moving their wealth to assets that will preserve their value over time, we anticipate BTC will continue to benefit given its strong narrative as a borderless store-of-value asset immune from the fiscal irresponsibility of governments," Gerry O'Shea, head of global market insights at Hashdex Asset Management, wrote in a note shared with Decrypt. 
He added that the leading cryptocurrency could break past $140,000 by year-end as investors look to participate in the so-called debasement trade, a reference to acquiring assets that can protect them against weakening currencies
Concerns about its status of the dollar, which has served as the backbone of the global economy since World War II, have mushroomed amid the often chaotic economic policies of the Trump administration, including the president’s pursuit of high tariffs against favored trading partners. Those penalties have already shown signs of raising costs.
Meanwhile, the yen and euro have also suffered amid economic headwinds in Japan and European Union countries. 
Against this backdrop, Pepperstone research strategist Dilin Wu told Decrypt that Bitcoin and gold still could keep moving higher. 

"I believe the debasement trade is far from over and could continue for at least the next six to eighteen months (around mid-term election)," she said. 
"The core drivers—rising U.S. fiscal deficits, elevated debt levels, falling real interest rates, and accommodative policy—remain unchanged," adding that Bitcoin is now being seen as a "digital safe haven" instead of a speculative asset. 
"Institutional inflows and rising ETF holdings further underscore that the market increasingly views Bitcoin as a hedge against currency debasement," Wu continued. 
Last week, Bitcoin investment products, including U.S. exchange-traded funds, generated their largest net inflows ever. 
Bitcoin's recent upswing has marked a return to its status as a safe haven asset after periods when it has correlated to more volatile tech stocks. But the asset has become more attractive to investors fretful about growing macroeconomic uncertainty, experts have told Decrypt. 
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The Georgia Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at Oct. 7, 2025, results for each game:
17-26-33-45-56, Mega Ball: 19
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Midday: 1-9-1
Evening: 4-3-0
Night: 3-4-8
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Midday: 2-8-2-2
Evening: 6-5-9-6
Night: 8-1-2-0
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Early Bird: 11
Matinee: 02
Drive Time: 01
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Evening: 6-3-9-0-6
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