Shiba Inu's X Account Followed a Token With 700 Followers. Here's What Happened Next
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Shiba Inu's X account follows WOOF, a new SHIB-paired meme coin. See why its thin liquidity matters for traders.
XT Pay connects USDT balances with local QR networks, showing why everyday spending depends on the habits of merchants as well as customers. A customer can have enough USDT to cover a purchase and still be unable to use it…
The artificial intelligence (AI) industry needs $6 trillion in yearly revenue by 2031, according to Bain & Company. Existing AI products may bring in up to $1.8 trillion of that, leaving a $4.2 trillion gap. The figures come from Bain’s…
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) raised its cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.6%. The move pushes borrowing costs to their highest level since 2011. The nine-member board backed the decision unanimously, delivering its fourth increase of 2026.…
Anthropic’s initial public offering (IPO) prospectus warns that advanced artificial intelligence (AI) could pose existential risks to humanity, Reuters reported. The Claude developer made the disclosure in a filing for a listing that could value it above $2 trillion. That…
Bitcoin’s (BTC) September 8 golden cross came after 293 days below its 200-day average in the prior year. Binance Research says the depth of such a reset may help identify stronger recoveries. The firm’s latest weekly report compared the setup…
Mark Cuban predicts humanoid robots will fail within a decade as homes get redesigned around task-built machines.
McDonald's stock fell 32% as the 10-year yield rose 32%. See the theories and why the mirror image may be coincidence.
Michael Burry has swapped his short stock positions for put options. He said weekend research convinced him the artificial intelligence (AI) bubble may burst sooner rather than later. The “Big Short” investor disclosed the changes in a Monday post on…
John Waldron, Goldman's likely next CEO, said bitcoin demand was rising in 2021. See his crypto and AI record.
Democrats lead the US midterms race, but Bitcoin may respond more to Fed rate hikes than to a change in Senate control.