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Associated Press
a day ago
- Business
- Associated Press
KYN Capital Groups Koinfold(TM) Pay 2.0 to Engage Music Industry Professionals at ArtistRelations.com Private Event on June 4, 2025 During CMA Festival Week
RANCHO CORDOVA, CA - June 4, 2025 ( NEWMEDIAWIRE ) - KYN Capital Group, Inc. (OTC: KYNC), a leading innovator in cryptocurrency and blockchain solutions, is thrilled to announce that KOINFOLD (TM) Pay 2.0, its secure digital wallet and cryptocurrency app, will be featured at an exclusive, invite-only event hosted by on June 4, 2025. This private gathering in Nashville, Tennessee, strategically timed during the week of the CMA Festival, will bring together music industry professionals, including musicians, producers, engineers, and managers, in town for the iconic event, to explore the transformative potential of KOINFOLD (TM) Pay 2.0 in the entertainment sector. At the event, KYN Capital Group will showcase how KOINFOLD(TM) Pay 2.0 empowers artists and industry stakeholders to seamlessly buy, sell, transfer, and store cryptocurrencies, as well as purchase physical precious metals like gold, silver, and platinum. Attendees will learn about the app's contactless payment solutions, robust security features, and innovative tools, such as the ability to create branded entertainment crypto coins and integrate with global retail networks for everyday spending. 'We are excited to continue to partner with to connect with music industry leaders during the vibrant week of the CMA Festival,' said Rick Wilson, CEO of KYN Capital Group. 'This event is a unique opportunity to engage with professionals in town for the festival and demonstrate how KOINFOLD (TM) Pay 2.0 can revolutionize payments, NFT creation, and financial empowerment for artists in the music industry.' a trusted leader in artist endorsements and music industry networking for over three decades, will host this exclusive event to foster dialogue and collaboration. KYN Capital Group aims to educate attendees on the benefits of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency, driving adoption of Koinfold(TM) Pay 2.0 as a game-changing tool for the entertainment world. Following the event, KYN Capital Group will continue to promote Koinfold(TM) Pay 2.0 to the music and entertainment industry, building on its mission to integrate decentralized finance (DeFi) with mainstream applications. For more information about Koinfold(TM) Pay 2.0, visit Download KOINFOLD here: KOINFOLD Google Play Store KOINFOLD IOS APP STORE Follow KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC) on Twitter and Instagram KOINFOLD on Discord: About KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC) KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC), a Nevada Corporation, is a leading holding company dedicated to being at the vanguard of its industry working on acquisitions in the entertainment, blockchain, cryptocurrency and touchless payment verticals. KYNC leverages the expertise of its highly skilled team & developers to create a cohesive force in formulating market and business strategies, ensuring that they remain ahead of the curve to carry thecompany forward in the marketplace. Safe Harbor Statement: Certain statements made in this press release constitute forward-looking statements that are based on management's expectations, estimates, projections and assumptions. Words such as expects,' 'anticipates,' 'plans,' 'believes,' 'scheduled,' 'estimates' and variationsof these words and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Forward- looking statements are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, as amended. These statements are not guarantees of futureperformance and involve certain risks and uncertainties, which are difficult to predict. Therefore, actual future results and trends may differ materially from what is forecast in forward-looking statements due to a variety of factors. All forward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this press release and the company does not undertake any obligation to update or publicly release any revisions to forward-lookingstatements to reflect events, circumstances or changes in expectations after the date of this press release. Contact: KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC) [email protected] View the original release on


West Australian
4 days ago
- Business
- West Australian
Member for O'Connor Rick Wilson loses role as shadow assistant minister for trade under Sussan Ley Coalition
Fifth-term Federal Liberal MP Rick Wilson says he is disappointed to have been dumped from the shadow cabinet under new Liberal leader Sussan Ley but will continue advocating for the electorate's livestock producers. The long-term member for O'Connor served as the shadow assistant minister for trade since 2022 under Peter Dutton's leadership of the party. Mr Wilson said he was disappointed by the news but was focusing on the bright side of having more free time. 'The silver lining is I will be spending more time in O'Connor concentrating on the issues that impact my electorate and building on the solid result that I achieved in the recent election,' he said. 'That said, I will be continuing to engage with our valued Middle Eastern trading partners who provide such an important market for our agricultural products, particularly live exports. 'Over the last three years I have developed many important relationships with key people in the diplomatic and trade community and will continue to promote O'Connor's products to the world.' He has been replaced in the role by fellow WA Liberal, Senator Dean Smith who has also taken on the shadow assistant role for foreign affairs. The full Coalition shadow cabinet was announced on May 28.


Associated Press
29-05-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
KYN Capital Unveils Groundbreaking Global Partnership to Revolutionize Crypto Spending in Q3 2025
RANCHO CORDOVA, CA - May 29, 2025 ( NEWMEDIAWIRE ) - KYN Capital Group (OTC: KYNC) KYN Capital Group, a trailblazer in cryptocurrency innovation, is excited to announce a groundbreaking partnership for its KOINFOLD Pay 2.0 wallet, slated for launch before Q3 2025. This transformative collaboration will enable users to spend cryptocurrencies at over 30,000 retailers worldwide, representing a major milestone in integrating decentralized finance (DeFi) with mainstream commerce. Building on the success of its MoonPay integration, which facilitates seamless fiat-to-crypto conversions, KOINFOLD Pay 2.0 partnered with BullionStar. During Q2 2025 this collaboration allows users to purchase physical precious metals - gold, silver, and platinum - directly with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, delivering a smooth and innovative transaction experience. The upcoming retail partnership will empower KOINFOLD Pay 2.0 users to conduct fast, low-cost transactions using popular digital assets, including SOL, stablecoins, and others. Whether dining at local restaurants or purchasing electronics from global retailers, users will experience unmatched flexibility and convenience for everyday purchases. 'This partnership is a pivotal step toward making cryptocurrency a practical and accessible payment option for millions,' said Rick Wilson, CEO of KYN Capital Group. 'By leveraging cutting-edge blockchain technology and an extensive retail network, we are building a seamless bridge between DeFi and the global economy.' Further details about the partnership, including the collaborating entity and additional features, will be unveiled before Q3 2025. KOINFOLD Pay 2.0 remains dedicated to driving widespread cryptocurrency adoption through user-friendly, secure, and cost-effective payment solutions. Download KOINFOLD here: KOINFOLD Google Play StoreKOINFOLD IOS APP STORE Follow KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC) on Twitter and Instagram KOINFOLD on Discord: About KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC) KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC), a Nevada Corporation, is a leading holding company dedicated to being at the vanguard of its industry working on acquisitions in the entertainment, blockchain, cryptocurrency and touchless payment verticals. KYNC leverages the expertise of its highly skilled team & developers to create a cohesive force in formulating market and business strategies, ensuring that they remain ahead of the curve to carry the company forward in the marketplace. Safe Harbor Statement: Certain statements made in this press release constitute forward-looking statements that are based on management's expectations, estimates, projections and assumptions. Words such as expects,' 'anticipates,' 'plans,' 'believes,' 'scheduled,' 'estimates' and variations of these words and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Forward- looking statements are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, as amended. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve certain risks and uncertainties, which are difficult to predict. Therefore, actual future results and trends may differ materially from what is forecast in forward-looking statements due to a variety of factors. All forward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this press release and the company does not undertake any obligation to update or publicly release any revisions to forward-looking statements to reflect events, circumstances or changes in expectations after the date of this press release. Contact: KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC) [email protected] View the original release on


Daily Mail
24-05-2025
- Politics
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Australia decisively voted for Albo... But this is the extraordinary list of suburbs that went the OTHER way and voted for 'Prime Minister Peter Dutton'
It was an electoral humiliation the likes of which has rarely been seen in Australian political history. And, of course, Peter Dutton suffered the final indignity of losing his own seat of Dickson, which he had held since 2001, to Labor. But, as the new Liberal leader Sussan Ley surveys the charred ruins of her party and attempts to mend the fractured Coalition, she could see some small slivers of hope. There were swings towards the Coalition in 14 seats across the country, with the largest coming in the seat of O'Connor in WA's southern Wheatbelt where Rick Wilson experienced a 6.5 per cent swing. Much has been made of the Coalition's unpopular nuclear energy policy, with many commentators blaming it for their loss. But Wilson, who prides himself 'on being an MP that is present throughout the term', points to his success in Collie, one of the Coalition's seven proposed sites for the nuclear reactors, as evidence that some communities actually strongly favoured it. In one booth in Collie he recorded a two-candidate preferred swing of over 19 per cent. 'The electorate of O'Connor I think had a positive response to our nuclear energy proposal,' he told Daily Mail Australia. 'I think the Collie people are recognising that 2029 isn't that far away and the promises from the Labor government and their renewable energy strategy are not leading to more jobs in the Collie community.' Wilson, 59, also pointed to the live export ban as a reason for his surge in support. 'The majority of the sheep live exported from WA come from my electorate. The live sheep export ban will have a significant impact on the farming sector and the businesses which support it,' he said. 'The truck drivers, shearers and the broader community will be impacted by that incredibly poor policy and that was certainly a big concern in my electorate.' But he remained tight-lipped on the lessons the wider Liberal party could learn from his success. 'The Liberal party will undertake a review of the campaign, as we do after every election,' he said. 'We clearly have some things to work on and improve, but we will wait for the outcome of the review first.' Someone not so tight-lipped about their success was Tim Wilson who, despite a nail-biting count, recorded a 3.3 per cent swing towards him in a state that overall went against the Liberal party. In his victory speech, he praised the 'genuine community-connected campaign' he ran this time around after he was ousted by Teal Zoe Daniel in 2022. 'We very much built it from the bottom up, and I think there are a lot of lessons for a recovering Liberal party for how it wants to take on the future of the country,' he said. Daniel Wild, deputy executive director of the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) think tank, said that the strong performances from Andrew Hastie in Canning, Rick Wilson, and Tim Wilson were largely 'driven by their local leadership, work ethic, and personal brand in their respective communities'. Mr Wild took leave from the IPA to stand as a Liberal candidate in the South Australian seat of Spence where he recorded the state's smallest swing to Labor, not counting the independent-held Adelaide Hills seat of Mayo. He argued that the Coalition's 'mammoth defeat' has brought it to an existential crossroads, where the Liberal Party 'needs to decide if it is going to be a party which represents the inner-cities, or outer-metropolitan Australia'. 'The two constituencies now have dramatically different lived experiences and social values, and simply cannot be represented by the one political party,' Mr Wild said. 'John Howard's conceptualisation of the Liberal Party as a 'broad church' worked in part because of Howard's masterful and visionary leadership. 'Also, because the Liberal Party used to have a set of unifying principles and beliefs, which it no longer appears to have.' But Mr Wild said that this 'broad church' concept no longer held true because of the seismic demographic and social changes across Australia. 'At both the 2022 and 2025 elections, the Liberal Party took to the electorate the policy of net zero emissions by 2050, in large part to woo well-off inner-city Teal voters,' he added. 'This experiment not only failed, but was catastrophic politically, because, in addition to failing to win sufficient Teal voters, it also alienated outer-suburban voters who value energy affordability over emission reductions.' It is a point echoed by Nationals MP Colin Boyce who recorded the second-largest swing in support for any Coalition MP after Rick Wilson. 'The whole election campaign was centred around trying to beat the teals – out teal the teals – and deserting what was middle Australia, who live in suburban metropolitan (electorates),' Boyce told the Australian Financial Review. The central Queensland MP claimed that the prioritisation of inner-city concerns was pushing voters towards other right-wing parties such as Pauline Hanson's One Nation and Clive Palmer's Trumpet of Patriots. 'They're all our people, and they're just fed up with this metropolitan-centric point of view being continually jammed down their throat,' he added. On the NSW mid-north coast, Nationals MP Pat Conaghan had a small 0.1 per cent swing to him as a faced a second challenge from Climate 200-backed independent Caz Heise in Cowper, stretching from Port Macquarie to Coffs Harbour. There are also still pockets of outer suburbia where the Liberal Party performed well - in contrast to areas where Liberal candidates used to be a shoo-in. Sydney 's north shore was long regarded as blue ribbon Liberal territory but polling booths in wealthy areas along the Lane Cove River overwhelmingly voted Labor - turning Bennelong into a safe Labor seat. Anthony Albanese 's Labor Party won 69 per cent of the two-party vote at Greenwich on the water, where voters of Chinese ancestry are higher than the national average. The ethnically-diverse western suburbs of Sydney are regarded as traditional Labor Party territory. But, just a short drive from Penrith, the Liberal Party won 75 per cent of the vote after preferences at Mulgoa, which was higher than its vote share at very rich polling booths like Cronulla (59 per cent), Dural (66 per cent) or Vaucluse (65 per cent). In this part of western Sydney, people are much more likely to either be Australian-born or have English, Irish or Scottish heritage. Liberal Party MP Melissa McIntosh kept the seat of Lindsay, holding it with 53 per cent of the two-party vote, making it one of just five electorates in Sydney to stay with the Opposition. McIntosh, who held on despite a 2.9 per cent swing to Labor, has been credited with running a highly effective, 'hyperlocal' campaign. But within this electorate, away from urban centres, the Liberal Party won 56 per cent of the primary vote at Mulgoa, translating into three-quarters of the vote after preferences in an area where locals live on large acreages. Diane Beamer, a former state Labor MP for Mulgoa who used to live on a five-hectare property, said Lindsay stayed with the Liberal Party because it had a higher proportion of Anglo-Celtic voters than the national average who were also more likely to run a small business. 'In Lindsay, its ancestry is or it describes itself as Australian, English, Irish or Scottish,' she told this publication. 'It is more Anglo - if you look at the profile of the seat, it really is tradies, small business people - there's a natural alliance there for some time. 'I don't see the Labor Party as connecting with the small business people of Lindsay.' Beamer, a former state government minister who ran unsuccessfully as Labor's Lindsay candidate in 2019, said voters in these areas were often successful people who had left working class areas of western Sydney, like Mount Druitt. 'Why is it hard to win Lindsay? Certainly, it is more aspirational than any other place I've been,' she said. '(People think): "I have left Mount Druitt, I have left Tregear, Bidwill - I have left those areas, I've got my nice house, I've got my business, and I don't want you to get in the way of my life. Just get lost - I want smaller government, I want you to go away".' Voters living on large, rural-style acreages were also more likely to be high-income voters who were also more religiously Christian. 'That's what I would call rural residential - now it has 25-acre minimums,' she said. 'It's where you find your oncologists and doctors from all over the place - it's the only place where the P&C has met to discuss what kind of books are in the library, and banning books. 'There was quite a strong Christian lobby.' Successful people living on large blocks in places like Mulgoa, Londonderry, Berkshire Park and Orchard Hills - where the Liberal Party had 70 per cent of the two-party vote - were previously working class people who wanted lower taxes. 'You've moved beyond it - "We've got our small business, we want a lower taxing, bigger tax break kind of government",' Beamer said.


Associated Press
20-05-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
KOINFOLD Pay 2.0 Integrates Precious Metals With BullionStar, Enabling Crypto-to-Gold Transactions
RANCHO CORDOVA, CA - May 20, 2025 ( NEWMEDIAWIRE ) - KYN Capital Group, Inc. (OTC: KYNC), Unveils KOINFOLD Pay 2.0, Enabling Precious Metals Purchases with Cryptocurrency. KYN Capital Group announces a transformative feature in KOINFOLD Pay 2.0, allowing users to purchase physical precious metals - gold, silver, and platinum - directly with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. This seamless integration empowers investors to diversify portfolios by converting digital assets into tangible bullion via the KOINFOLD app. Through a partnership with BullionStar's Bullion Savings Program (BSP), KOINFOLD users can acquire gold, silver, or platinum by the gram at competitive costs. Each gram is backed by physical metals stored in secure, audited vaults, with daily transparency reports accessible on BullionStar's website. BullionStar operates state-of-the-art vaults in Dallas, Texas; Singapore; and Wellington, New Zealand. Customers retain full legal ownership of their bullion, stored outside the banking system to reduce counterparty risk. The vaults are fully insured, audited by LBMA-approved firms like Bureau Veritas, and accessible 24/7 via BullionStar's platform for buying, selling, auditing, or withdrawing metals. Tax advantages, such as GST exemptions for investment-grade metals in Singapore and similar benefits in the U.S. and New Zealand, enhance investor value. 'This partnership merges cryptocurrency's flexibility with the timeless stability of precious metals,' said Rick Wilson, CEO of KYN Capital Group. 'By integrating KOINFOLD with BullionStar, we're enabling users to hedge against inflation and volatility with secure, transparent access to physical bullion, driving significant revenue growth for our company.' 'Our vision from the onset is to make precious metals incredibly accessible, convenient, and available at great prices to everyone all over the world.' Luke Chua CEO, BullionStar To explore BullionStar's services, visit BullionStar BullionStar is a globally trusted precious metals dealer and storage provider, offering secure vaulting solutions in Singapore, the United States, and New Zealand. With a commitment to transparency and customer ownership, BullionStar enables investors to confidently manage physical gold, silver, and platinum. Download KOINFOLD here: KOINFOLD Google Play Store KOINFOLD IOS APP STORE Follow KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC) on Twitter and Instagram KOINFOLD on Discord: About KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC) KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC), a Nevada Corporation, is a leading holding company dedicated to being at the vanguard of its industry working on acquisitions in the entertainment, blockchain, cryptocurrency and touchless payment verticals. KYNC leverages the expertise of its highly skilled team & developers to create a cohesive force in formulating market and business strategies, ensuring that they remain ahead of the curve to carry the company forward in the marketplace. Safe Harbor Statement: Certain statements made in this press release constitute forward-looking statements that are based on management's expectations, estimates, projections and assumptions. Words such as expects,' 'anticipates,' 'plans,' 'believes,' 'scheduled,' 'estimates' and variations of these words and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, as amended. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve certain risks and uncertainties, which are difficult to predict. Therefore, actual future results and trends may differ materially from what is forecast in forward-looking statements due to a variety of factors. All forward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this press release and the company does not undertake any obligation to update or publicly release any revisions to forward-looking statements to reflect events, circumstances or changes in expectations after the date of this press release. Contact: KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC) [email protected] View the original release on