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Intel stock rose on a reported 10% CPU price hike, lifting Washington's 9.9% stake to a $36 billion paper gain.

Bitcoin Magazine Castle Opens Its Bitcoin Savings Stack to Individuals The Miami startup is bringing 12% STRC yield to personal accounts — and letting customers route any slice of the payout straight into bitcoin. This post Castle Opens Its Bitcoin Savings Stack to Individuals first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is

Bitcoin Magazine Strategy Halted Its Bitcoin Buys Again Last Week The largest corporate holder of bitcoin is instead focusing on buying back its stock and building up its cash reserves. This post Strategy Halted Its Bitcoin Buys Again Last Week first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Mathew Di Salvo.

Ethereum has entered a consolidation phase after a sharp recovery from the $1.5K area. The cryptocurrency is now trading slightly below $2.5K, holding relatively firm despite repeated tests of the upper end of its recent range. Meanwhile, exchange reserves continue to decline, pointing to a potentially constructive

The campaign runs through September 28, 2026, with separate reward pools for new users and eligible futures traders. Zoomex, a cryptocurrency exchange focused on derivatives trading, is running an ETH airdrop campaign with a total reward pool of 10 ETH, allocating 3 ETH to new-user rewards and 7 ETH to futures trading

US bonds just posted their worst decade since 1803. A 5% Treasury yield now competes with Bitcoin for institutional cash.

Bybit is bringing EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and USD/JPY exposure to its derivatives platform through USDT-settled perpetual contracts.

Brent crude held above $100 for the first time since May after Houthi strikes on Saudi oil facilities.

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United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk said advanced artificial intelligence (AI) could pose an existential risk to humanity, aligning his stance with warnings from within the industry. Türk delivered the assessment on Monday in Geneva. He also defined the point at which he believes a system