Mike Novogratz downplays quantum computing's near-term risk to Bitcoin, attributing recent large sales to profit-taking by long-term holders rather than technological fears, as the crypto industry begins formal preparations for a post-quantum future.
Aviation tech startup Skyryse secures a massive Series C round to finalize FAA approval for its universal SkyOS flight system, promising to simplify helicopter and fixed-wing aircraft operation through automation and touchscreen controls.
A tense town hall meeting in New York's Rockland County descended into chaos as Republican Congressman Mike Lawler ordered the removal of two military veterans who challenged his defense of ICE operations. The incident highlights deepening divisions over immigration enforcement in a key swing district.
Ondo Finance expands its real-world asset tokenization footprint with 'Ondo Global Listing,' a service enabling crypto platforms to offer on-chain access to U.S. stock IPOs on their first trading day, potentially democratizing access for global investors.
During a tense House Judiciary hearing, Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) argued that Americans might be justified in using lethal force against masked individuals they believe are attacking them, directly criticizing ICE enforcement tactics under the Trump administration.
A planned meeting between U.S. and Iranian officials faces uncertainty as Tehran demands a change of venue from Turkey to Oman and insists discussions be limited strictly to nuclear matters, according to a regional source. The eleventh-hour demands come amid heightened military tensions in the Gulf.
A major fire engulfed a bustling Tehran market Tuesday, the third significant explosion or blaze in Iran within 72 hours, raising urgent questions about cause and motive as authorities scramble for answers.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the once-presumed successor to his father Muammar Gaddafi and a polarizing figure in Libya's post-revolution turmoil, has reportedly been shot dead in Zintan, according to local sources. His death marks a symbolic end to a lingering chapter of the country's conflict.
Emails reveal the disgraced financier was a key backer of MIT's Digital Currency Initiative, a foundational pillar for crypto, with analysis suggesting the majority of Bitcoin's code was committed after his involvement began.
Crypto.com has launched a prediction market platform that, for the first time, allows retail users to trade on margin—a high-risk feature common in finance but unprecedented in regulated event betting.
The Hyperliquid native token HYPE has rallied sharply in the past two weeks, driven by anticipation of the HIP-4 upgrade and strong positioning in the derivatives market. Analysts note the move has been characterized by measured optimism rather than retail frenzy, potentially setting the stage for further gains if key support levels hold.
Disney Chairman James Gorman reveals the board swiftly dismissed the idea of appointing co-CEOs, opting instead for a clear leadership structure with Josh D’Amaro as CEO and Dana Walden as President. Gorman, drawing from his Morgan Stanley experience, argues shared CEO roles are ‘generally pretty fraught’ despite rare successes.
A U.S. Navy fighter jet shot down an Iranian drone that approached the USS Abraham Lincoln in international waters, as separate Iranian forces harassed a merchant vessel, escalating regional tensions.
The suspension of the CFPB's Section 1033 mandate has spurred voluntary agreements between banks and fintechs, reigniting debate over whether private innovation or federal regulation better protects consumer financial data.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has issued a stark reassessment of the blockchain's scaling roadmap, arguing that the original vision for layer-2 networks as 'branded shards' no longer fits reality as Ethereum's base layer evolves.
Exclusive accounts from Palestinian women returning to Gaza via the recently reopened Rafah crossing describe a process of blindfolding, handcuffing, and prolonged interrogation by Israeli forces and allied militias, raising fresh concerns over humanitarian access and treatment.
Despite over 11,000 Israeli violations of a 2024 ceasefire and a mounting civilian toll, Hezbollah has launched only one retaliatory strike in 14 months. Analysts point to the group's severe military degradation and political isolation as key factors behind its unprecedented restraint, suggesting a major response is likely only if Iran faces an existential threat.
Syrian government security forces have deployed in the Kurdish-held city of Qamishli, implementing a U.S.-backed agreement to reintegrate the region under Damascus's control, amid mixed local reactions and heightened tensions in neighboring areas.
The family of Virginia Giuffre, a key accuser in the Jeffrey Epstein case, has launched a scathing critique of the Justice Department's handling of newly released documents, alleging the process has recklessly exposed survivors while protecting perpetrators.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a formal warning to Abbott Laboratories, citing significant quality control failures in the manufacturing and testing processes for its widely used FreeStyle Libre continuous glucose monitors.
