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My feed is full of grainy security camera clips. From living rooms, driveways, and empty stores. Then, the impossible occurs. JD Vance appears in a wild outfit at a door. Or a car crumples like paper and drives away.

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The day after Christmas is for relaxing and checking your budget. It's not like the busy shopping after Thanksgiving. But if you still want to shop, there are deals to be found.

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Caroline Pham's final day at the CFTC was Monday. Michael Selig has now been officially sworn in. He takes over as the new chair of the regulatory agency. This marks a leadership change at the commission.

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Crypto, once seen as anonymous, is now a tool for cops. Blockchain records are public and permanent. This creates a digital trail. Investigators can follow the money. It helps them track criminal activity online. So the tech built for privacy is actually aiding law enforcement.

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JPMorgan is thinking about a new loan service. You could use your crypto holdings as collateral. This is a big move for a major bank. It shows crypto is becoming more mainstream in finance. The idea is being discussed for a potential 2025 launch.

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omg i’m totally obsessed with plantain too it’s like the most delicious thing ever

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The article warns about serious security flaws in cryptocurrency browser extensions. These tools, which manage digital wallets, are surprisingly vulnerable. Hackers can easily steal funds through these weak points. It's a major wake-up call for the entire crypto ecosystem. The piece also suggests new design approaches to build safer extensions for the future.

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