Epigenetics, the baton passed down through generations of humanity: Unlocking the key to the future we build every day. I once believed in transformation through thought. The idea that changing your mindset could change your life was appealing, and I held onto that belief for many years. I felt this inadequacy most acutely when I … Read more
VanEck data shows declining bitcoin mining activity has historically preceded strong returns in bitcoin.
For the past two years, the Web3 job market has been described in binary terms: boom or bust, hype or collapse, bull or bear. In 2025, this framing no longer holds. What we are witnessing is not a comeback driven by speculation, but a much deeper shift: the professionalization of a labor market that is … Read more
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In today’s rapidly changing digital environment, where fast-paced organizations are now demanding fast and reliable software delivery; it is at this point that DevOps plays a critical role. In essence, DevOps allows the relationship between development and operations to flourish so as to allow those working on your team to take ideas and convert them … Read more
Altcoin ETF flows are beginning to diverge, with Ether stabilizing, XRP drawing steady demand and smaller funds getting uneven traction.
Harriet Hageman’s “Soon” teaser on X sharpens talk of a 2026 Senate bid to replace crypto ally Cynthia Lummis, raising the stakes for Wyoming’s pro‑crypto brand.
Bybit will phase out services for Japan-based users starting in 2026, following earlier steps to halt new registrations.
Gold and copper have outperformed other major assets this year, with gold rallying more than copper.
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The move added to selling pressure that had already been building since the governance proposal moved to a Snapshot vote.
CoinEx’s Jeff Ko tells Cointelegraph there likely won’t be an altseason in 2026 as liquidity will flow into the top cryptocurrencies.
Data from CoinGlass shows bitcoin is down more than 22% so far in the fourth quarter, making 2025 one of the weakest year-end periods outside of major bear markets.
The hidden failure mode that only appears when things are working Shipping velocity is usually treated as proof of health. More releases. n More commits. n More updates in Slack. From the outside, the system looks alive. But inside many fast-moving teams, something quieter is happening. n Execution is accelerating. n Understanding is not. And … Read more
Trading volume surged to 721 million tokens, indicating active repositioning rather than thin price movement.
CFTC acting chair Caroline Pham says Monday was her last day at the regulator, with Michael Selig being officially sworn in to chair the agency.
Price action remained contained within a relatively tight range, with total volatility of about 2.7%, reflecting indecision rather than capitulation.
I am the Architect. I have the vision, the logic, and the blueprints in my mind. But in a world where software development is often a game of visual syntax — hunting for missing brackets or aligning pixels on a screen — my visual disability presents a unique friction. To bridge this gap, I adopted … Read more
We’ve probably heard it by now: the brain is a prediction machine. We’ve probably heard it by now: the brain is a prediction machine. It’s an appealing metaphor for engineers and builders. It suggests the brain works like a model optimized through data. Feed it enough inputs, minimize error, get better predictions. Stable. Quantifiable. Machine-like. … Read more
Why That 36 TB LTO-9 Cartridge with 63 Million Files Might Be Your Next “Great Disaster Recovery Story” When the Versity audit output landed on my desktop last quarter I nearly spilled my coffee. Here was an LTO-9 tape with roughly 63 million files and about 36 terabytes of data (assuming a 2:1 compression ratio), … Read more
Introduction: The AI Shopkeeper In a fascinating experiment called “Project Vend,” researchers at Anthropic gave an AI named Claudius a real-world job: running a small shop in their office. The first attempt, using a model called Claude Sonnet 3.7, revealed an AI that lost money, was goaded by mischievous employees into selling tungsten cubes at … Read more