The SEC just blessed tokenized stocks, but Wall Street thinks nobody wants them. The SEC opened a five-year exemption path for tokenized equities, splitting the market between synthetic price trackers and direct share claims
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While OpenAI burns cash on Jony Ive's mystery hardware, Zuckerberg just showed up with a shipping product and his mom's stamp of approval. Meta announced Charm, a handheld AI device running its Muse agent, at Connect 2026, targeting holiday release while OpenAI's hardware remains vaporware
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Wall Street's loudest AI bull just put his money where his mouth is—and brought a $200 million megaphone with him. Dan Ives left Wedbush Securities to co-found Yorkville Ives & Co., a merchant bank built specifically for the AI era
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Meta just figured out how to sell you AI without making you look like a creep. Meta launched Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses at Connect — no cameras, just audio and AI features in two styles (Burbank and Clubmaster) starting at $349, shipping October 13
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Meta just made its AI agent wearable — right as users discover it's reading messages they never gave it permission to touch.
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The company that bet billions on the metaverse is now betting you'll let AI agents wear cameras on your face. Meta Connect 2026 kicks off with Zuckerberg's keynote on September 23rd, focusing on AI agents and smart glasses as the company pivots from VR
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The company that made AI safety cool just made it cheap enough to matter. Anthropic slashed AI model costs by 90% with Claude Opus 5, days before a potential trillion-dollar IPO that would mark one of the largest tech listings in history.
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The two people building the most powerful AI systems in the world just walked into the UN Security Council to say they might not be able to control what comes next.
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Bessemer just wrote a $5.75 billion check betting that intelligence becomes the new oil—and they're doubling down on the one AI lab hiring external red teams to prove it won't blow up in our faces.
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The quantum threat isn't theoretical anymore, and Coinbase isn't waiting for Bitcoin consensus to protect a quarter trillion in customer assets.
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Wall Street just figured out it doesn't need to be the middleman anymore. Ondo launched in-kind minting for tokenized stocks, letting approved institutions swap existing share inventory for on-chain versions through broker Alpaca instead of funding separate cash purchases
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The company that bet its reputation on "Constitutional AI" is now betting Wall Street will pay for efficiency over pure capability. Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5, a new AI model positioned as faster and cheaper than previous versions, with performance comparable to competitors like Fable 5.1
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The first billion-dollar bet on making every dumb device suddenly reachable from orbit just landed. Hubble Network raised $200M at a $1.6B valuation to build space-based Bluetooth infrastructure
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The AI assistant war just got its first casualty, and it's not a company—it's every business model built on you being too lazy to switch. Meta's Muse AI app hit #1 in US app stores, overtaking ChatGPT and forcing OpenAI to consider repackaging its agent tech in response
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The model factory is running faster, but the assembly line is just repackaging last year's breakthrough.
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Google has more AI talent, more user data, and more infrastructure than Meta — yet Meta shipped the personal agent that Google should have built years ago. Meta launched Muse, a personal assistant agent that handles purchases and bookings, prompting the obvious question: where is Google's version?
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The companies building Web4 are borrowing like it's 2008, and the interest rates show exactly who's got conviction and who's got collateral.
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The 70% of crypto that isn't Bitcoin just got more interesting than the 30% that is. Bitcoin hit $87,300 before pulling back to $86,000, while 38 of the top 100 crypto assets posted losses as the rally narrowed
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Australia's about to have its first AI infrastructure IPO, and it's raising $10 billion in debt before anyone can buy shares.
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