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SpaceX launched Starship V3 on its 12th test flight, days after filing for a $75 billion IPO. Dummy satellites deployed successfully, but propulsion targets were missed. What does that mean for investors?
F2Pool co-founder Chun Wang, who controls 11% of Bitcoin's hashrate and holds $300M in crypto, has been named Mission Commander for SpaceX's first commercial Mars flight. What does it mean when crypto capital funds humanity's next frontier?
Passive funds now control over $15 trillion in assets. Every time an index reshuffles, billions move automatically—and not everyone benefits equally from that mechanical trade.
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[email protected]Nvidia posted 85% revenue growth and a $80B buyback. Its stock still dropped — for the fourth straight post-earnings quarter. Here's what that tells us about where AI investing stands right now.
Jensen Huang admitted Nvidia has 'largely conceded' China's AI chip market to Huawei. What that means for the global semiconductor race, investors, and the future of tech decoupling.
AI infrastructure and satellite companies are rushing to Wall Street in 2026. What's driving the IPO wave, and what should investors watch for?
Days after Trump's Beijing visit, China and Russia announced deeper energy and technology cooperation. The timing raises a pointed question about whether US pressure is actually strengthening the axis it aims to weaken.
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[email protected]President Trump has proposed cooperating with Vladimir Putin to undermine the International Criminal Court. What does this mean for international law, the Ukraine war, and the rules-based order?
The SEC is preparing a major digital assets regulatory proposal. Here's what it means for investors, exchanges, DeFi, and the future of crypto in the US.
While retail crypto enthusiasm cools, institutional giants are moving billions onto Solana for tokenized funds and cross-border payments. Messari's latest report reveals a slow, structural takeover hiding in plain sight.
Central banks have held rates steady, yet home loan costs are climbing across North America and Europe. Here's why market forces are overriding policymakers—and what it means for borrowers.
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[email protected]Major global banks are upgrading their yuan forecasts, citing China's resilient exports and a cautious thaw in US-China tensions. Here's what the shift means for investors, traders, and the broader dollar story.