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FDJ United: The Curious Case Of Rising GGR And Falling Revenue

Senate gridlock on CLARITY Act dims XRP’s April $2.6 prospects

Senate inaction on the CLARITY Act could stifle XRP's growth, highlighting the impact of legislative uncertainty on crypto markets. The post Senate gridlock on CLARITY Act dims XRP’s April $2.6 prospects appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Gladiator Giant claims he was axed from BBC show over girlfriend's job

Jamie Bigg says he wanted to publicise his relationship and was told he "wouldn't be continuing" on the show.

Kalshi, Polymarket among 27 prediction platforms banned in Brazil

Brazil has blocked 27 prediction market platforms, including Kalshi and Polymarket, as new rules classify many contracts as gambling.

Is Shiba Inu Going to $0?

After watching this meme token's price fall precipitously over the past few years, it's impossible not to be extremely bearish.

Palantir employees are talking about company's "descent into fascism"

Slack messages, interviews with current and former works paint picture of company in turmoil.

Extradited teen in court over woman's murder

The London property manager, 27, who was also known as Angela, was stabbed in Westminster in 2024.

Slovenia’s president declines to propose PM candidate amid coalition impasse

The political deadlock in Slovenia highlights deep divisions, risking a shift towards nationalism and increasing market uncertainty. The post Slovenia’s president declines to propose PM candidate amid coalition impasse appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

How Long-Term Investors Should Think About Market Volatility Right Now

Volatility is a part of how the markets work.

Elon Musk’s XChat Tops App Store, Beats ChatGPT and Claude at Launch

XChat climbed to No. 1 on the US App Store at launch, beating ChatGPT and Claude as Musk's X Money push approaches. The post Elon Musk’s XChat Tops App Store, Beats ChatGPT and Claude at Launch appeared first on BeInCrypto.

Strait of Hormuz closure spikes oil prices amid US-Iran conflict

The closure highlights global economic vulnerability to geopolitical tensions, potentially prompting shifts in energy policies and market strategies. The post Strait of Hormuz closure spikes oil prices amid US-Iran conflict appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd. (SVNDY) Analyst/Investor Day Transcript

The Federal Reserve's Interest Rate Dilemma Is About to Go From Bad to Warsh -- and the Stock Market May End Up Paying the Price

We may be less than three weeks away from a material shift to the central bank's and Wall Street's narratives.

should I add SPMO or VOO to round out my portfolio?

So I’ve been investing since I was 18 and I’m still pretty early in building everything out. My current holdings are NVDA, PLTR, SCHD, and SCHG. I want to add one more and I keep going back and forth between SPMO and VOO. Honestly I’m leaning SPMO just because the returns have been better and at my age I feel like I can afford to take that kind of risk. Yeah the expense ratio is higher but if it’s outperforming by that much does it really matter that much? I know everyone defaults to VOO and I get it, it’s reliable. But I feel like with 40+ years ahead of me I don’t need to play it that safe yet. Maybe my portfolio is already risky enough idk. That’s kinda why I’m asking here since you guys have way more experience than me. What would you honestly do at 19? submitted by /u/SnooBooks3187 [link] [comments]

Schwab unlocks a stock strategy hiding in plain sight

Options trading keeps breaking volume records, and retail investors now drive a growing share of the daily activity once dominated by Wall Street desks. Most people still assume every single options trade carries the kind of outsized risk that could wipe out a brokerage account in one bad session. ...

Stock Market Week Ahead: Hyperscaler Blitz, Federal Reserve Transition

The stock market brims with optimism ahead of a huge surge of AI hyperscaler earnings, amid an historical transition at the Federal Reserve. The post Stock Market Week Ahead: Hyperscaler Blitz, Federal Reserve Transition appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.

Amazon is selling a $750 luxury Bulova watch for $486 that's 'worthy of a high-end collection'

Owning this watch is truly owning a piece of history.

‘Saros’ Shows Off the PS5’s DualSense Tricks

The new game from the creators of Returnal goes all-in on the PlayStation’s haptics and 3D audio. Maybe it will catch on with other game developers.

Discord Sleuths Gained Unauthorized Access to Anthropic’s Mythos

Plus: Spy firms tap into a global telecom weakness to track targets, 500,000 UK health records go up for sale on Alibaba, Apple patches a revealing notification bug, and more.

China Warns of Heavy Rain, Flood Risks Ahead of May Day Holiday

Chinese weather authorities warned of heavy rainfall across southern regions from April 26 to April 29, with downpours expected to hit areas already saturated by earlier storms, raising the risk of flooding and landslides.

This Market Continues To Be Resilient And Is Driving Higher Because Of Earnings

Goldman Sachs Says AI Cost US Economy 16,000 Jobs Per Month

Goldman Sachs research shows AI cut US monthly payroll growth by 16,000 jobs, though augmented roles added 9,000. The post Goldman Sachs Says AI Cost US Economy 16,000 Jobs Per Month appeared first on BeInCrypto.

Is it a good idea to have a fixed money supply ?

A lot of what keeps modern life running is basically built on cheap debt. Energy infrastructure is heavily financed that way. In a pure pricing world it would probably be way more expensive, and yet it’s what lets people actually get to work every day and create value Hospitals too, massive systems running on long-term public debt structures. Same for a lot of critical infrastructure. Even AI today is support by gov debt, leading to print money, but in an other hands create a lot of values for developers, people who doesn’t have access to quick knowledge etc… The same scenario happened for internet back in days and created a lot of value for everyone at the end And on a smaller scale, even social networks, the tools we use daily to communicate and build communities were largely scaled using venture funding fueled by credit expansion. The tradeoff is that this system dilutes the value of money for everyone over time. A kind of hidden shared cost. So my quesrion is not « Is it fair? » but « is it really desirable to have an inflexible supply? » submitted by /u/No_Construction3197 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin + AI painting

This painting comes from Portuguese revolution in 1974 against a dictatorship regime. It was a historic peaceful revolution. Would a peaceful revolution be possible in a world where power no longer lies in human hands, but in systems of artificial intelligence? At its core, we must remember that AI-driven systems are created by us, humans. Choosing peace or not is, in reality, a human decision when it is encoded in a certain way. The question then becomes which humans? The answer is those who hold power. And who are those in power? They are the ones closest to the creation and easy access to free money. If the systems that structure power are designed to reduce conflict by removing the ability to manipulate, control, and impose, then perhaps violence ceases to be a necessary tool. In that scenario, technology would not be a threat, but a consequence of a more fair system. The Bitcoin Standard system. submitted by /u/tesi_swinging [link] [comments]