What Did Jack Dorsey Mean by “There Is No Moat”? Elon Musk and Michael Saylor Weigh In
Block CEO Jack Dorsey posted “there is no moat” on X. Michael Saylor answered with Bitcoin, while Elon Musk pointed to ancient Sparta instead.
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Block CEO Jack Dorsey posted “there is no moat” on X. Michael Saylor answered with Bitcoin, while Elon Musk pointed to ancient Sparta instead.
Bitcoin wallet phishing emails from Foundation's own domains held users' home addresses, they report. Here's how the company responded.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin backs AI limits on hacking over user checks, citing Moonshot's Kimi K3.1 Pro and warning of KYC on AI.
Voters on each side fear what the other party would do with Congress, a CNBC survey shows. For investors, the question is how a Democratic majority could reshape oil, AI, and policy risk. Polymarket gives Democrats a 93% chance of…
Bank of England officials sound the most hawkish since 2023 as energy costs lift inflation and a November hike nears.
Nearly 92% of stocks in the VanEck Gold Miners ETF (GDX) now trade below their 50-day moving average. The share last ran this high in late July, just before miners posted a record month. The reading lands days before Wednesday’s…
Japan’s policy shift appears to be making the yen less likely to slump when global yields climb, according to Goldman Sachs. The bank now sees the currency as an effective protection against an artificial intelligence (AI) market shock. The note…
CoreWeave shares have lost over a third in October on debt fears. The ex-Ethereum miner now tests the AI trade's funding.
Bitcoin dips under $80,000 as Benjamin Cowen checks off 2 of 9 bearish steps. See what the Fed and PCE could change.
Investors punish Big Tech for raising and cutting AI capex. See what MetLife's Matus says to expect from earnings.
Bonn scientists made 80-year-old cells 60 years younger in a lab. See why it isn't a cure and who funds human trials.
Big tech earnings arrive this week, with Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon all releasing quarterly reports. In their latest quarters, Google Cloud grew 82%, Azure 42%, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) 37%, while all three spent heavily on AI infrastructure. Microsoft…