Mistral Leads a Week of European Infrastructure Plays
Mistral's $830M raise highlights Europe's pivot to infrastructure investing, from sovereign AI compute to quantum hardware, as the continent builds its own tech foundation.
Janet Harrison
Janet Harrison has over 16 years experience in the financial services industry giving her a vast understanding of how news affects the financial markets, and an early adopter of blockchain technology and digital currencies.
Janet is an active holder and trader spending the majority of her time analyzing blockchain projects, reports and watching new and upcoming projects and other initiatives in the industry. She has a Masters Degree in Economics with previous roles counting Investment Banking.
Russia's VPN Crackdown Triggers Nationwide Banking Meltdown
Russia's attempt to block Telegram and VPNs caused a nationwide banking outage on April 3, proving that aggressive internet filtering can cripple financial infrastructure.
How a $40,000 Narrowboat Became a Blueprint for Alternative Asset Living
Dottie Turnbull bought a narrowboat for $40,000 and renovated it herself, saving over $1,000 monthly. Her story reveals how alternative living is becoming a viable financial strategy.
Anthropic Says Treating AI Like It Has Feelings Might Actually Be Useful
Anthropic's new research argues that treating AI as quasi-human helps predict model behavior, blurring the line between technical description and practical understanding.
Tether Weighs Delaying Fundraise at $500B Valuation If Demand Falls Short
Tether may delay a planned fundraising round if investor demand falls short of its $500B valuation target, a figure that would surpass most major US banks.
Bitcoin's Flat Price Could Fuel a Massive Breakout, Analysts Say
Bitcoin's weeks-long price consolidation is building pressure for a major breakout. Historical patterns, on-chain data, and upcoming catalysts all suggest a significant move is approaching.
NovaBay Ditches Eyedrops for Stablecoins in Latest NYSE Crypto Pivot
NovaBay Pharmaceuticals has rebranded as Stablecoin Development Corporation, abandoning its medical business for crypto. The move highlights a growing trend of micro-cap pivots to digital assets.
Cambodia Drafts Harsh Prison Terms to Crush Crypto Scam Networks
Cambodia's parliament has approved draft legislation imposing up to 20 years in prison for crypto fraud operators. The bill targets scam compounds that have made Southeast Asia a global hub for digital asset crime.
Trump's Own Tariffs Are Derailing His AI Data Center Ambitions
Trump's tariffs on Chinese imports are blocking critical power equipment needed for AI data centers, putting nearly half of planned US projects at risk of delay or cancellation.
Markets Are Betting on a Quick Iran Resolution. If They're Wrong, Bitcoin Could Surge.
Former hedge fund manager James Lavish warns that Bitcoin markets are dangerously complacent about the Iran conflict. A prolonged war could trigger a sharp repricing across global crypto and equities.
The CEO Building AI Doesn't Want His Son Near an iPad
OpenAI's Sam Altman joins a long line of tech CEOs who limit their own children's screen time, even as young users flock to ChatGPT for studying and companionship.
Bitcoin Tests Critical Support as Analysts Eye $60K Breakdown Risk
Bitcoin's struggle to hold key support near $60,000 has analysts warning of a deeper correction. Altcoins face amplified risk as macro headwinds squeeze speculative capital.
Binance Dominates $4.9T Q1 Derivatives as Hyperliquid Cracks Top 10
Binance processed $4.9T in Q1 2026 derivatives volume while Hyperliquid entered the top 10. The rise of decentralized perp exchanges is reshaping crypto market structure.
Strong Jobs Data May Keep Fed Rate Cuts Off the Table Longer Than Crypto Hoped
A strong US labor market is pushing Treasury yields higher and forcing crypto investors to rethink Fed rate cut expectations. Elevated rates could persist well into 2024, weighing on digital asset prices.
Apple at 50: The Quiet Strategy Keeping Tech's Oldest Startup Relevant
Apple turns 50 with a $3 trillion valuation and a commitment to personal computing that competitors still can't replicate. Here's what the next 50 years look like.
Cathie Wood Says Bitcoin Will Never Crash 85% Again. Here Is The Case For And Against That Claim.
Cathie Wood claims Bitcoin will never see an 85% drawdown again, citing institutional maturity. But leverage and regulatory risks suggest the debate is far from settled.
