Investing can be tricky. It's not always about picking the right numbers. Sometimes, it's about understanding complex patterns. That's where smart tech comes in. It can handle big, messy data. And it can learn from it. This is not your usual tech. It's called reinforcement learning. It's like a smar
XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U. S. have hit a major milestone, crossing $1 billion in assets. This happened because investors have been putting money into these funds every trading day since they started in mid-November. Unlike bitcoin and ethereum ETFs, which have seen some days with mon
Big names in finance are stepping up to support a new program for kids. Ray Dalio, a well-known investor, has promised to put money into investment accounts for children in Connecticut. This is part of a larger plan to get more people involved across the U. S. The idea is to give every child born b
Big finance players are jumping into Abu Dhabi's blockchain scene. BlackRock, Mastercard, and Franklin Templeton have all teamed up with the ADI Foundation. This shows they believe in blockchain tech that follows the rules. The ADI Foundation is making waves. It's building a blockchain network that
Cyprus is making big moves in the banking world. The Bank of Cyprus just got a thumbs up from S&P Global Ratings. They changed the bank's outlook from stable to positive. This means they think the bank is doing well and will keep doing well. The bank is in a good spot because Cyprus' economy is gro
A crypto trader recently made a huge mistake. They lost $50 million in USDT. How? They fell for a trick called "address poisoning. " This scam tricks people into sending money to the wrong address. Here's what happened. The trader first sent a small test amount of USDT to an address. This address s
Tokenization is a hot topic in finance. It involves using blockchain to represent real-world assets like stocks and bonds. This allows for fractional ownership and easier trading. Many people think this change will happen quickly. But not everyone agrees. Sidney Powell, co-founder of Maple Finance,
Nathaniel Crossfield is now the big boss of investments at Lumixus Canada. He's been around the finance world for over 20 years. People know him for his smart ideas in math-based investing and risk management. Crossfield has worked at some big-name places. Early on, he was into stocks and figuring
The United Nations is facing a unique challenge. A rule that seems outdated is causing trouble. This rule says if the U. N. doesn't spend money because countries pay late or not at all, it has to return that money. This could mean giving back nearly $300 million next year. That's a lot of money, esp
Schoolhouse, a beloved home decor store in Portland, just said goodbye to most of its workers. This news comes after a long time of money troubles at its parent company, Food52. Food52, based in New York, bought Schoolhouse a few years ago for a big sum. But now, things are not looking good. In a q
