Global Money Printing Is Wild — Why Bitcoin Might Be the Funny Little Hedge
Markets have been throwing tantrums: prices wobble, sentiment charts scream “panic,” and many crypto folks are clutching their phones like
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When an AI Became the Spy: How Anthropic’s Model Fueled a Global Espionage Push
What actually happened (short version: the AI did the heavy lifting) In mid-September, security teams spotted something weird — not
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What Does Harvard See Coming? Endowment Boosts Bitcoin ETF by 257%
The big, eyebrow-raising move Harvard’s endowment quietly (or not so quietly) cranked up its exposure to BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust.
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Earth Version 2 (EV2) tops the best ICO presale list for 2025
Disclosure: This is a paid article. Do your own research before making any investment moves. Why Earth Version 2 (EV2)
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Bitcoin’s midlife crisis: Can the OG crypto win over Gen-Z before it’s too late?
Bitcoin’s midlife wobble: the story so far Bitcoin burst onto the scene as the caffeinated rebel of money — a
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What $10,000 in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF at Launch Would Be Worth Today
The short version (and the jaw-dropper) If you plunked down $10,000 into BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) when it launched, that
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When Uniswap’s Fee Switch Sparked a Twitter Rumble
Two internet titans — Uniswap’s founder Hayden Adams and Amanda Fischer, formerly the SEC chief of staff — turned a
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You don’t need to learn vibe coding: Build an AI ghost app in 30 mins and reclaim weeks of your life
Meet the AI ghost app (no spooky stuff, promise) Five years ago you basically had two options to make an
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Don’t Pretend $79K Isn’t Part of Bitcoin’s Story This Year
Market Mood: From Parties to Poker Faces Bitcoin’s dance floor just got sticky. The price has slid from recent euphoria
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US debt hits 368M BTC: American debt machine adds a century worth of new Bitcoin supply this year alone
The big, silly math Okay, buckle up — we ran the numbers so you don’t have to. The U.S. public
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