Polymarket bettors are putting their money on the U.S. Government remaining shut until Oct. 15, but they are also saying it will be back in operation within a month. Bettors are giving a 72% chance to the government being back in operation on Oct, 15 or later, with $1.4 million in volume in a $4 … Read more
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Elon Musk announced that the first beta for Grokipedia, xAI’s answer to platforms such as Wikipedia, will launch in two weeks.
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No, the bull run is likely not over yet. Bitcoin (BTC) has pulled back from its record highs, and some alternative cryptocurrencies (altcoins) have seen profit-taking. However, this appears to be a typical bull-market breather, with analysts closely monitoring the bitcoin price action around $125,000. BTC hit record high on Sunday Over the weekend, BTC … Read more
Bitcoin (BTC) hit a record high against the Japanese yen (JPY) on Monday, leaving behind the bitcoin-dollar pair as Japan’s newly elected Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae voiced support for a return to the pro-stimulus “Abenomics” strategy Abenomics was an economic strategy introduced by former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in late 2012 and early 2013 to … Read more
Unity has patched a vulnerability discovered in June that allowed malicious code execution in Android games, which could be used to target crypto users.
While the Standard and Poor’s 500 is at record highs, data shows the stock index has “collapsed” when compared to Bitcoin. But is it a fair comparison?
Dogecoin weathered early volatility before settling into a tight band, with institutional flows anchoring support near $0.251. Whales and mid-tier wallets boosted holdings, signaling accumulation as technical patterns compress into an ascending triangle. Traders are now watching if $0.25 can harden into a launch base toward $0.27–$0.30. News Background DOGE traded a 5.3% range in … Read more
XRP’s early rally into $3.07 met heavy distribution on elevated volume, leaving a high-volume ceiling intact and pulling price back to $2.98. Institutional prints confirmed $3.07 as resistance, while repeated defenses near $2.98 kept losses contained. News Background XRP slipped 1% from Oct. 5, 03:00 to Oct. 6, 02:00, retreating from $3.01 to $2.98 despite … Read more
The US national debt is nearing $38 trillion, with many more now seeing Bitcoin’s appeal as a viable alternative to the dollar.
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Analysts predict further gains to $150,000 after Bitcoin surged to a record high, driven by massive ETF inflows and a weakening US dollar.
Heidi Health raised a $65 million Series B led by Steven Cohen’s Point72.
Bitcoin-stacking companies bought over 6,700 BTC last week with the majority of the buying came from Japanese investment firm Metaplanet.
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At some point in your career, someone will ask you: “So… are you going to stay technical, or go into leadership?” And honestly? It can feel like a trap. You’ve spent years learning to code. You’ve built cool stuff. Maybe mentored a junior or led a feature or two. And now you’re supposed to pick … Read more
When I started learning Go, one of the first questions I had was: “How do I actually structure my code?” In languages like C, it’s common to throw everything into a single file, or maybe separate header and implementation files. But in Go, project structure is a big deal: it affects how easily you can … Read more
The contemporary discourse on data governance has been compromised by Data Idealism which approaches data as primarily a social and techno-legal artifact. There are variations of data idealism, such as data ethics, “Free Flow with Trust”, data decolonisation, data feminism, ethical AI development and others which basically suggest that much of the social, political, and … Read more
I once visited a data center in northern Virginia, a huge windowless building that looked like a fortress. Inside, it was incredibly noisy with thousands of servers running, cooling fans roaring, and backup generators on standby. The facility manager proudly told me that the building used as much electricity as a small city. “We have … Read more
The problem with centralized internet infrastructure goes beyond just service disruptions or high costs. Outages, censorship, and monopolies are major weaknesses in the global communication system that impact economic growth, democracy, and emergency responses. With 2.6 billion people still offline and current users facing more limits on accessing information, these issues become obstacles to human … Read more