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Zuckerberg Admits AI Agents Are Behind Schedule — Now What?
It’s rare to see a CEO publicly say a flagship AI initiative isn’t moving as fast as promised, so this one stood out to me. Key Takeaways
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Bitcoin Fell 54%, So Why Is BlackRock Still Building?
I keep coming back to one detail in this week’s crypto coverage: the selloff is real, but nobody big is leaving. Key Takeaways
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Jobs Report Shock Sent Bitcoin Above $60,000
I keep noticing that bitcoin’s best days lately come from bad economic news, and that’s worth sitting with for a moment. Key Takeaways
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Meta Is Selling Its Own AI Computing Power. Why?
It’s a strange kind of admission when a company jumps 9% on the news that its own AI product isn’t using up all the computing it built.
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OpenAI Reportedly Halved Its Inference Costs — Without New Hardware
The most interesting AI efficiency story this week is not about a new model. It is about making existing infrastructure work twice as hard.
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Trump Made $1.4 Billion in Crypto. Who Lost Money?
On July 1, 2026, Donald Trump’s annual financial disclosure revealed more than $1.4 billion in income tied to cryptocurrency ventures.
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Meta Banned Claude Internally. What Is It Really Afraid Of?
The moment a company blocks its own engineers from using a competitor’s AI tools, the competitive dynamics shift from product to infrastructure.
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Open USD(ousd) vs USDC: Can Circle Survive the Siege?
On June 30, 2026, Visa, Stripe, Mastercard, and Coinbase announced they are forming a consortium to launch a new stablecoin called Open USD, according to Barron’s.
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The Scientists Building AI for Scientists: Why Mirendil’s Seed Round Is More Than a Funding Story
It’s unusual for an AI startup’s founding team to be the headline. With Mirendil, it might be the only thing that matters.
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Strategy’s Bitcoin Sale Clause: The End of “Never Sell” or a Smarter Kind of Conviction?
There’s a version of this story that sounds like a betrayal. And there’s another version that sounds like maturity.