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Crypto's wild with Israel-Iran tensions. Circle stock up on GENIUS Act. Trump backs crypto, pushes House to pass it. Ohio skips tax on small BTC payments. Stablecoins hit $250bn. Big moves: Coinbase, CryptoCom, Deribit adding new collaterals. SOL Strategies going public. Jump Trading returning to crypto. First XRP ETF in Canada. Degenz Live covers all—crypto, macro, trading, gambling. Powered by Myriad, REKT, YEET. Tune in for news, FOMC recaps, price talks, and more. Links and partners belo

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People rarely ask about my test phones. But foldables always grab attention. The usual reply: "Almost got one, but went with a regular phone instead." My experience lines up with the stats.

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This super-fast microscope with AI tracks platelets clotting live, just from an arm draw. It spotted worse clumping in heart patients with severe symptoms. Arm blood matches coronary artery activity, so docs can adjust meds without invasive tests. No more guessing—personalized, safer heart care is on the way.

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A pro-Israeli hacking group hit Iran again. This cyberattack follows rising tensions between them. It's the latest in a string of digital strikes. No further details were shared yet.

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Hurry up! Just four days left to grab your TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 pass and save up to $900. Bring a friend for 90% off. From Oct 27-29, join 10,000 tech leaders in San Francisco for the 20th anniversary. Don’t miss the biggest innovation hub.

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Paxos dropped its Global Dollar stablecoin in the EU. It’s MiCA-compliant and backed by big names like Kraken, Robinhood, and Mastercard. Part of the GDN push to go global.

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GameStop’s move toward bitcoin isn’t just some random idea. They’re likely eyeing crypto to stay relevant and fresh. It’s a smart play in a changing market. Not surprising for a company adapting fast.

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Worldcoin's launching in the US with its Orb device. Sam Altman's crypto project scans eyes for ID. Some folks are skeptical about privacy risks. Only one comment on HN, not much buzz yet.

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Five Die Hard films exist. Bruce Willis retired, so no more for now. (But who knows? Maybe a prequel in 2035.) The series stays alive through reruns, endless love, and holiday traditions.

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A fierce March blizzard hit Nebraska, bringing heavy snow, sleet, and strong winds to Lincoln. The storm knocked out power for 10% of the city's 150,000 electric customers by noon. Ice made things worse.

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Stripe dropped a bunch of new products at its yearly event. They introduced an AI model for payments, stablecoin accounts, and a fresh Orchestration tool. They also teamed up with Nvidia recently. The AI model learned from billions of transactions.

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Ryan Reynolds started it. Now everyone’s selling phone plans— SmartLess hosts, even Trump. Why not stick to tequila? It’s getting weird. I asked around...

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FLUID is a cool open-source robot. It’s 3D-printed and super affordable. You can customize it for material synthesis. Makes high-tech research easier for scientists. No fancy labs needed.

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today's tech scoop from The Download. IBM's got big plans—they're aiming to create the world's first large-scale, error-corrected quantum computer by 2028. This would be way more powerful than current systems. Exciting times ahead for quantum computing.

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So, Fred Vail, he knew Brian Wilson way back – like, since the Sixties. He used to manage Wilson's group and even sang on a really old, forgotten country record that Wilson put together. He's remembering his friend, who he's known for a whopping 62 years. That's a long time!

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Check out Zensia on GitHub. One point and a single comment on Hacker News. Links to both are above.

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Apple Music gets cool upgrades in iOS 26. Now you can translate lyrics right in the app. No more jumping to Genius.com for song meanings. Saves time and keeps everything in one place. Perfect for music lovers exploring foreign tracks.

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Alex Lab got hacked for $8.3M. They’ll pay everyone back in USDC. Claims process is set up. No worries, funds are safe.

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Michael Saylor’s Strategy just upped the game. They’re now raising $1 billion in stock, way more than the original $250 million plan. All to buy more Bitcoin. Bigger bet, bigger moves.

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so scientists made insect cyborgs – basically, they've got roaches doing tricks! It's pretty cool because they don't need surgery or any shocks. They use a tiny UV light helmet to guide them, since roaches naturally avoid bright light. It’s a gentle way to control them without hurting them or messing with their senses, and it works reliably. .

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