Japan drops $2 billion on 27,500 Nvidia chips to automate factories while America can't decide if it wants to build AI infrastructure or ban it. Trump calls out New York for blocking datacenters as global AI competition heats up. Different strategies, same race.
When the suits bail at the same time as the whales, it's not a dip—it's a referendum on whether institutions still believe the Bitcoin story they sold retail a year ago.
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Europe's payments game is about to get more interesting, and it's not coming from London or Stockholm. Satispay, Italy's mobile payments unicorn, is raising up to €120 million ($139 million) to expand beyond its core payments business into broader financial products
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The man selling AI to the Pentagon just told OpenAI they're doing it wrong—and warned the rest of Silicon Valley that bragging about layoffs is how you get a workers' revolt.
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Bitcoin's price says buy, but nobody's buying. Bitcoin dropped near $59,000 in June, trading just 9% above its $53,600 realized price, a level that has historically marked bear market bottoms.
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The biggest bet yet that real estate doesn't need banks—just blockchains and balance sheets. Figure is acquiring Kiavi, a private lender focused on real estate investors, for $717 million to expand its blockchain-based lending marketplace
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AI giants sound alarm bells about safety risks even as they sprint toward AGI. Meanwhile DBS Bank tokenizes gold bars for everyday investors and crypto traders surprisingly hold tokenized stocks long-term rather than day trading them. The gap between AI warnings and blo
The company that spent years arguing for AI safety just learned that invisible safeguards make everyone paranoid.
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Southeast Asia's largest bank just turned gold bars into push-button investments, and the barrier to entry is whatever's in your checking account. DBS Bank is launching tokenized physical gold through its digibank mobile app for retail customers in Singapore
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The architects are standing outside their own construction site, yelling about the foundation while pouring concrete faster than ever.
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The degenerates became investors, and nobody saw it coming. Binance Research reveals 70% of tokenized stock users are holding positions long-term, flipping the day-trader stereotype on its head Binance launched bStocks to offer 24/7 access to U.S. equities as tokenized assets on-chain
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When your workplace collaboration app becomes a battleground for corporate AI strategy, someone's head rolls. Alibaba replaced the head of Dingtalk, its enterprise collaboration platform, following internal conflict over how the product fits into the company's AI ambitions.
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Four years of building a Bitcoin Layer 2, and the thing that killed it wasn't tech or security—it was the simple economics of keeping the lights on without a token. Botanix is shutting down its Bitcoin Layer 2 network after four years, with users having until July 9 to withdraw assets
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Two founders who failed at groceries are now backed by Nvidia to reinvent how humans collaborate with math — the kind of unsexy infrastructure play that actually matters when AI needs to do more than generate text.
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The all-you-can-eat AI buffet just closed, and finance teams are staring at bills that would make a data center blush. Coinbase instituted weekly AI spending caps ranging from $500 to $5,000 per employee after usage went "parabolic" following Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.6 launch in February
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The market that feels the worst has hurt investors the least, and that's exactly the problem. Bitcoin is down roughly 50% from its October 2025 peak of $126,080, the shallowest bear market in its history compared to 74-90% drops in prior cycles.
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Bitcoin is acting like digital gold again, and altcoins are learning what that means the hard way. May CPI showed hot energy prices but cooler core inflation, giving crypto a Thursday bounce that only bitcoin sustained.
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When your data breach becomes a diplomatic incident, you've graduated from cybersecurity problem to geopolitical liability. South Korea hit Coupang with a record $409 million fine for a cyber-intrusion so severe it sparked a diplomatic row with the United States
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Oracle just proved you can win the quarter and still lose the confidence of the market when your $70 billion infrastructure bet hasn't started printing returns yet.
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The cloud promised you could rent AI without the strings — turns out the strings were just invisible until now. Anthropic now requires 30-day data retention for all Fable 5, Mythos 5, and future high-capability models on AWS Bedrock — your prompts and responses leave AWS's security boundary
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Anthropic just shipped an AI that can spin up video games instantly, but locked the door so tight that the security researchers who need to test it can't get in.
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