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Kalshi and Polymarket Founders Irreconcilable? This Business War Is Far More Brutal Than Imagined
An industry business war that breaks the bottom line.
a16z, the Largest Financial Backer Behind the U.S. Midterm Elections
a16z, along with its two founding partners, has donated over $115 million in political contributions to midterm election-related activities.
OpenAI Researcher Resigns and Accuses Company: ChatGPT Sells Ads—Who Will Protect Your Privacy?
ChatGPT has accumulated an unprecedented archive of candid human conversations; once an advertising model is introduced, it could easily evolve into a tool for psychological manipulation leveraging users’ private information.
A $300,000 Gilded Statue of Trump: A Meme Coin’s Wild Marketing Campaign
Everyone wants to profit from Trump’s presidency, but few have acted as boldly as the supporters of the PATRIOT token.
After stepping down as mayor of New York City, he turned around and started selling cryptocurrency.
Adams said, "I only work for myself."
New York Times: The Untold Story Behind Trump's Embrace of Crypto
A series of cryptocurrency companies breaking industry boundaries have entered the stock market, attracting investors while also driving market risks to persistently high levels.
Silicon Valley Power Play: David Sacks' Dual Life and Web of Interests
At a September White House dinner for tech executives, David Sacks said it was an honor to straddle both the technology and government worlds. "It's a great privilege to have a seat in both of these worlds," he said.
Crypto ATMs become new tool for scams: 28,000 locations across the U.S. steal $240 million in six months
Elderly people are prime targets for scammers at cryptocurrency ATMs.
New York Times: $28 billion in "dirty money" in the cryptocurrency industry
As Trump pushes hard for cryptocurrency and the crypto industry gradually enters the mainstream spotlight, funds from scammers and various criminal groups are flowing steadily into major cryptocurrency exchanges.
Millionaires flock to rentals, signaling a major shift in American wealthy lifestyle attitudes
Between 2019 and 2023, the number of millionaire renters in the United States more than tripled.
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