Walmart-Backed OnePay to Add Bitcoin and Ether Trading to Finance App: CNBC

Walmart-backed fintech OnePay plans to roll out cryptocurrency trading and custody features in its app by the end of the year. The service will let users buy, hold, and convert bitcoin and ether within the app, with crypto infrastructure provided by Chicago-based Zerohash, CNBC reports , citing sources familiar with the matter. Though OnePay hasn’t … Read more

The History of TRUE Telepathy

In 1893, while serving in the German army, Hans Berger experienced a near-fatal accident that would forever change the course of neuroscience. His horse suddenly bolted, throwing him in front of a horse-drawn artillery carriage. The driver managed to stop just in time, sparing Berger’s life by mere seconds. At that very moment, his sister, … Read more

SIPP vs Workplace Pension: What’s the Smarter Move This Tax Year?

Choosing the right pension scheme early could leave you thousands of pounds better off when you are ready to retire, ensuring you enjoy your golden years. If you’re employed, you’ll be automatically enrolled into a workplace pension scheme once you’re earning over a certain amount, where you and your employer contribute a percentage of your … Read more

Top 5 Common Pitfalls in Oracle Cloud Financial Implementations and How to Avoid Them

The adoption of Oracle Cloud Financials can radically transform the financial activity in an organization to provide real-time status, new levels of compliance, and smooth procedures. However, as it happens when dealing with the platform of such magnitude, a significant proportion of the organizations finds it challenging to cope with the unforeseen obstacles that hinder … Read more

Tilly Norwood is a gen AI psyop

Last week at the Zurich Film Festival, Eline Van der Velden – founder and CEO of AI production house Particle6 and its subsidiary talent studio Xicoia – said that a number of talent agents had expressed interest in working with Tilly Norwood, an AI-generated “actress” created by the companies. Van der Velden has not gone … Read more

Brazil’s Mercado Bitcoin Bets on ‘Invisible Blockchain’ Approach to Build Financial Super App

Twelve years after launching as a cryptocurrency exchange, Mercado Bitcoin aims to be something entirely different. Less focused on price charts and trading pairs, the São Paulo-based company now talks more about Brazil’s central bank’s PIX payments, digital fixed income, and streamlined remittances. Mercado Bitcoin’s head of corporate development, Daniel Cunha, told CoinDesk in an … Read more

Robinhood Lists Strategy’s Preferred Stocks Including STRC — and Why This Matters for Bitcoin

Robinhood’s decision to list Strategy’s four preferred stocks marks a rare break from its own investment policies — and could strengthen Michael Saylor’s bitcoin playbook without diluting holders of the firm’s common stock, MSTR. Robinhood’s rare policy shift The brokerage began offering trading in four Strategy (MSTR) preferred stocks on Oct. 2, with tickers STRC, … Read more

Digital Discrimination: Los Angeles Becomes First City in the U.S. to Ban It

Last week, the city council in Los Angeles, Calif. passed a motion banning “digital discrimination,” which is when internet service providers (ISPs) inequitably deploy high-speed internet connections or disproportionately withhold the best deals for their services from racially or socio-economically marginalized neighborhoods. The legislation, authored by Councilmember Marqueece Harris-Dawson, expanded the types of discrimination the … Read more

Klink Finance Targets $200B Web2-to-Web3 Advertising Transition with October $KLINK Launch

Klink Advertising Technology Positioned to Capture Market Share as Global Affiliate Marketing Industry Shifts from Traditional to Blockchain-Based Infrastructure Klink Finance announced the October launch of its $KLINK utility token, positioning the company to capture significant value in the ongoing $200 billion transition from Web2 to Web3 advertising infrastructure. With proven technology already serving 900,000+ … Read more

Breaking up (Google) is hard to do

Breaking up Google’s ad tech monopoly is, apparently, like going to Mars or trying to replace Michael Jordan – dubiously possible and a huge amount of work. Those were some of the analogies witnesses testifying in Google’s defense told a federal judge this week as the company mounts its second attempt to stave off a … Read more