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Jun 11 2026FINANCE

Tracking Digital Cash in Connecticut: How the State Keeps an Eye on Crypto

Connecticut treats digital cash almost like regular money when it comes to moving it around. Instead of writing a separate set of rules just for cryptocurrency, the state folds it into the same laws that cover sending, receiving, or holding money for others. This means if a business deals with crypt

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Jun 11 2026TECHNOLOGY

Can AI and Crypto Really Work Together? Experts Are Skeptical

For years, crypto fans have pushed wild ideas about blockchain fixing everything from art sales to shipping routes. Yet most of these predictions never took off. Bitcoin still stands as the only real success, while newer projects like stablecoins mostly copy old banking systems in a digital disguise

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Jun 11 2026CRYPTO

What's making people spend and save Dogecoin now?

A big update is making Dogecoin easier to use in real life. A group tied to the digital currency now works with a payment company that lets over 6, 000 stores take Dogecoin directly. Before, people had to swap it for regular money first, which slowed things down. Now, shopping with Dogecoin might ge

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Jun 11 2026CRYPTO

Bitcoin and Ethereum Investors Face Rough Waters in 2026

The crypto market hit a rough patch in 2026, dragging down Bitcoin and Ethereum along with it. Unlike past cycles where most coins were in profit at the peak, this time over 8 million Bitcoin and a big chunk of Ethereum are underwater. The numbers don’t lie—Bitcoin is down about 31% while Ethereum h

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Jun 11 2026CRYPTO

Solana Steps into the Poker Spotlight with Crypto Play

The poker world is getting a tech upgrade. The Solana network is teaming up with the World Series of Poker to let players use crypto for buying into tournaments and receiving payouts. Starting in December, winners can take home their prize money in stablecoins instead of traditional cash. The paymen

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Jun 11 2026LIFESTYLE

Baltimore’s summer kickoff: a fun, alcohol-free way to meet new people

Summer in Baltimore just got a fresh twist. Every June, many adults look for safe, meaningful ways to celebrate the season without relying on alcohol. That’s exactly what Overflow, a community-driven event, is all about. On June 12th, this gathering aims to bring people together in a fun, relaxed se

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Jun 11 2026TECHNOLOGY

New mower bots aim to cut your grass without you lifting a finger

Robot lawnmowers are stepping out of the garage and into bigger yards. A brand known for floor-cleaning bots just rolled out a model meant to handle US lawns up to a quarter acre. Priced at $1, 299, it uses two positioning tricks—RTK and VSLAM—to map tricky spaces and cut grass on slopes up to 45 pe

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Jun 11 2026BUSINESS

Why team fashion should prioritize comfort just as much as team spirit

Fans love wearing their favorite team’s colors, but many jerseys and hoodies end up forgotten in drawers. One clothing company decided to fix that by making fan gear that actually feels good to wear. Instead of plastering big team logos everywhere, they focused on soft fabrics and designs that last.

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Jun 11 2026HEALTH

Sweet drinks and liver cancer: What the research really says

Every day, millions of people grab a soda or a diet drink without thinking about long-term effects. But new findings suggest these choices might do more than just add empty calories. Studies now show that both sugary sodas and artificially sweetened drinks could be quietly raising the risk of liver

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Jun 11 2026EDUCATION

How small daily habits can impact your college grades

First-year university students who don’t get enough sleep or spend too much time on screens tend to earn lower grades by the end of the year. A study of 1, 447 Canadian undergraduates found that sleep quality matters more than many realize. Students who regularly sleep poorly, smoke daily, or clock

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