U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent kept everyone guessing this week when asked about a potential extension for TikTok’s deadline to sell its U.S. operations. Responding to a CGTN reporter with a cryptic 'We will see,' the comment has sparked speculation about the app’s future in America. 🔍
The viral video platform, owned by China-based ByteDance, faces a looming deadline amid ongoing U.S. national security concerns. While details remain scarce, Bessent’s non-committal reply has left users and investors wondering: Is this a pause for negotiations or a countdown to a showdown? 🎵⚖️
TikTok’s 150 million U.S. users are watching closely—after all, this isn’t just about dance trends. The app’s fate could reshape global tech policies and cross-border data rules. 💻🌏
Analysts say the Biden administration’s next move could set precedents for how digital platforms navigate U.S.-China relations. For now, though, it’s all 'wait and see' mode. Stay tuned! 📲✨
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U.S. Treasury secretary tells CGTN regarding TikTok extension: 'We will see'
cgtn.com