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TikTok was supposed to shut down in the US but only went offline for a day. Now, a sale deal might happen soon, with a new version of the app. The details are still unclear though.

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Market volatility is ending soon. Missiles might shake things mid-bull run, but the trend stays strong. Rate cuts and ETH’s ecosystem will reward patient investors. If ETH hits $3K, it’s a win for holders and the whole industry. We’ll keep buying dips in this bullish trend.

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Scams using crypto ATMs are rising in Colorado. People lose money fast with no way to get it back. The machines make fraud easy for criminals. Officials warn users to be extra careful. No comments yet on the discussion.

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Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum's co-founder, says Sam Altman's World ID project poses serious privacy concerns. He believes digital identification could expose users to risks. Buterin warns against potential misuse of personal data. The debate highlights growing worries about privacy in tech.

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Meta’s launching "Meta Superintelligence Labs" to lead its AI efforts. Alexandr Wang, ex-Scale AI CEO, will run it as chief AI officer. He joined Meta this month in a multi-billion dollar deal. The team aims to push AI development further.

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So, Andreessen Horowitz, a big investment firm, is really liking this idea of “build as you go.” They’re pointing to Cluely as a great example. Basically, instead of planning everything perfectly upfront, companies should start building and learning as they go, adjusting along the way. It's about being flexible and adapting to what you discover. They think this is a smarter way to invest now.

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Hey, check it out! This TV is seriously on sale right now. You can snag it for 38% off! Perfect for binge-watching your favorite shows and movies. Definitely worth a look if you need a new one.

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Trump's crypto risk is heating up. CRCL short trade and SOL pumps making waves. More crypto treasury firms popping up. JP Morgan hints at stablecoin, HYPE hits ATH. Coinbase had a big day with new features. Stripe scoops up Privy. Market dip—buy or wait? Trump family too deep in crypto? Circle IPO talk and Pump Fun token buzz. Roundtable on what everyone’s buying. Catch all the degen action on Degenz Live.

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As a kid, I dreamed of being an archaeologist. History fascinated me (still does). Digging up jungle temples and tombs sounded thrilling. At 13, I devoured books on Greece and Rome and chatted with my history teacher about it. Basically, I was obsessed. The post "The Ultimate Guide to Visiting Pompeii" first appeared on Nomadic Matt's Travel Site.

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Michael Saylor just dropped a bold prediction on X. He says Bitcoin could hit $21 million in 21 years. That’s a huge leap from where it is now. No details on how he got there, though. Wild if it happens.

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I know very little about Warframe. It launched in 2012 as a simple space shooter. Now it’s a deep space opera with great writing. The gameplay’s still fun, but the story’s grown wild. I won’t even try to explain it all.

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Crypto tanks after Israel-Iran tensions. $1.1B wiped out, Wynn hit again. GameStop raises $2.25B, eyes BTC. 21 firms added BTC to reserves. Sharplink drops 70%, then buys $463M ETH. DFDV plans $5B SOL purchase. Tony G starts $400K HYPE treasury. DOT wants BTC treasury. Phantom adds USDC payments for Shopify. Walmart, Amazon may issue stablecoins. USDC now on XRP ledger. Trident raising $500M for XRP. DTCC eyes stablecoins. Coinbase teams with AmEx for BTC card. SEC de

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Tech layoffs hit hard in 2024. Big names like Google, Amazon, and Meta cut jobs early on. Startups struggled too, with many shutting down or downsizing. Spring saw more cuts as companies tightened budgets. By summer, the pace slowed but didn’t stop. Smaller firms felt the pinch hardest. Fall brought fewer layoffs, but uncertainty lingered. The year ended with cautious optimism. No sector was spared.

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Alan Kay said, "Predict the future by inventing it." Meant as frustration, not motivation. Now Silicon Valley treats it like scripture. Tech billionaires especially love it, thinking they'll design what's next. Sam...

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Threads is testing a spoiler-hiding feature. You can blur images or text by tapping and selecting "mark spoiler." Others can still view the hidden content if they choose. The update was announced by Meta's CEO.

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Cities are collecting tons of data, but it’s useless if officials can’t share or analyze it properly. This frustrates urban planning prof Sarah Williams, who sees wasted potential.

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A former Blockchain.com exec and a DC lawyer are joining the SEC. They'll work in trading and markets. New hires bring crypto and legal expertise.

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Klarna's CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski is getting cloned again. First, AI replaced him in earnings reports. Now, there's an AI hotline where users can chat with a digital version of him. It mimics his real voice and ideas. Feedback goes straight to him.

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ETH hit $2,800, a 15-week high. Open interest hit $40B, a new record. $1.8B in shorts could get liquidated. Will this push ETH past $3K?

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Wintermute highlights that EIP-7702 in Ethereum's Pectra upgrade aims to enhance user experience with features like batch transactions and social verification. However, over 80% of EIP-7702 authorizations are used by contracts named "CrimeEnjoyor," which automatically transfer assets during private key leaks. Security companies Scam Sniffer and SlowMist note that the proposal has been abused by the fraud service Inferno Drainer, with users losing nearly $150,000 due to malicious batch transactio

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