It shocked me… I genuinely couldn’t tell at first that this was an AI voice assistant. Although Baidu has fallen behind in artificial intelligence, it still seems to have a firm grasp on using AI for marketing and advertising. I haven’t heard the term “BAT trio” in years… things have come to this. 🙃 https://t.co/Z4fqePJJjU
This movement from Intel... It's dropping harder than $BNB Who got hacked? 😅 https://t.co/fWB0REGAoT
The computer I built in June last year: Back then, 16GB x2 DDR5 RAM cost 870; now it’s over 3,000. A 1TB M.2 SSD was 490; now it’s 1,100. Even the RTX 5070 GPU, which was 4,870 back then, now costs over 9,500. Buying a computer two years ago might have been the best investment an average person could make these past two years... https://t.co/N4xrOjUUnG
Today, with AI valuations soaring and the cryptocurrency market in a slump, the investments made by the “buzzed-about” Afro using FTX customer assets have generated total returns of roughly $20–30 billion. Yet the $8 billion in customer funds misappropriated (half of the platform’s total assets, equivalent to 100,000 BTC, millions of ETH, and tens of millions of SOL), combined with users’ futures and leverage positions, now amount to at least $21 billion in current value. Investment genius? https://t.co/Ak3gdTOPk4
A few days ago, I bet on whether Tesla and Netflix's earnings reports would beat expectations—and I got both right. Today, I bet that Tesla and Meta's stocks would drop after their earnings releases. Now, both are down significantly in pre-market trading. Feels like I’m going to win again 😏 https://t.co/jLhOLsaFXa
Amazing! Bit has secured Switzerland’s first and Europe’s only spot Bitcoin ETF. Assets are independently custodied, offering maximum investor protection. Accessible via standard Swiss bank accounts—retail investors can participate too. The only spot Bitcoin ETF currently available in Europe. Expected to list on the Swiss Stock Exchange in November. From Matrixport all the way to this milestone—Bit has truly brought Bitcoin into the mainstream of European regulated funds.
Yesterday, I saw that Sanzhiyang had completed its rectification and changed its name to Xiaoyang Zhenxuan. I didn’t expect they’d start live streaming today. But the live room had fewer than a thousand viewers total… Did a single box of mooncakes completely ruin them? https://t.co/sxnkrSvdVn
Korea's Jeonbuk Bank has begun offering BTC-collateralized loans to businesses, becoming the first traditional Korean bank to do so. Currently available only to businesses, the loans accept BTC as collateral and disburse Korean won exclusively for corporate operational use. The BTC is held by a third-party custodian, and the bank does not handle the cryptocurrency directly. Among Korean companies, Nexon—the owner of Bubble Bobble, MapleStory, and DNF—holds the largest BTC position, totaling over 2,000 BTC. Other companies hold significantly less due to previous regulatory restrictions in Korea. https://t.co/T3q2EXOmly
I'm curious— with so many U cards available now, can they fully replace OTC cash-outs?