Two major players in global trading just teamed up in a bold experiment. One runs the famous New York Stock Exchange. The other runs one of the biggest crypto-trading apps in the world, with over a hundred million sign-ups. Together they’ve created a new company—half owned, half run—that could act l
A company in Washington state just got the go-ahead to build what could become the world’s first fusion power plant. Instead of burning fossil fuels, this plant plans to generate electricity by fusing atoms together—just like the sun does. The catch? No one has yet built a working fusion plant that
The world now counts over 700 million people holding some form of cryptocurrency, yet less than two percent of those digital coins have any insurance at all. Last year alone, scammers walked away with seventeen billion dollars from crypto users, proving that the need for safety nets in this space is
A top executive at one of Australia’s biggest casino companies has been hit with a six-year ban from running companies and a hefty fine. The Federal Court ruled that former Star Entertainment CEO Matthias Bekier failed to properly control risks tied to money laundering and other illegal activities.
Buying into the US entertainment industry can look like hitting the jackpot for foreign investors. The market is huge, with massive reach and endless ways to make money from content. But jumping in without knowing the rules is like trying to play a video game blindfolded. The process moves fast, pap
Retail traders have turned to crypto futures as a way to bet on SpaceX before its official debut, moving more than $1 billion in the past three days. The SPCX perpetual contract, a synthetic link to SpaceX’s pre‑IPO value, has drawn huge volume and shows that many traders expect the stock to open hi
Last week an obscure crypto market-maker quietly turned into a registered broker-dealer in the United States. GSR, which has spent years making markets for digital tokens, now holds FINRA and SEC approvals that let it act as a middleman for big-money investors who want to buy, sell, or issue crypto-
Technology is evolving fast, and some recent moves raise big questions about privacy, security, and who controls the data. Meta quietly embedded face recognition code in millions of phones through its smart glasses app—a feature they claimed to abandon years ago after legal trouble. Meanwhile, Googl
Lately, Bitcoin’s price has dropped below $65, 000, making people question if crypto is even worth it. One analyst recently said most of it is a waste unless you know exactly what to pick. He admits that many crypto projects are built on empty promises, where creators get rich while regular investor
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has written to several football clubs, including those in the Premier League, to caution them about deals with crypto companies that may not be licensed. The FCA’s fraud unit head, Fiona Mackinnon‑Miller, said it has noticed more clubs signing up with firms t
