Polymarket's 5-minute Bitcoin prediction contracts have seen $4 billion in trading but are vulnerable to price manipulation by high-speed traders using bots. These traders push Bitcoin's price in the final seconds to win bets, exploiting the platform's reliance on a single price snapshot for settlement. Retail investors face steep fees, spreads, and speed disadvantages, making it hard to compete. The situation raises concerns about the design of prediction market settlements and the fairness of ultra-short duration contracts.
Donald Trump's recent financial disclosure revealed he owns $1.67 million worth of Micron Technology stock. This stake highlights his investment interest in the semiconductor sector, a key area in tech and global supply chains. The disclosure provide...
The Gordie Howe International Bridge linking Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, will open on July 27 after the US and Canada resolved disputes over toll revenue and ownership. The bridge, costing about 6.4 billion CAD and built entirely by Canada, will be...
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. inducted its Alpha Omega Chapter Class of 2026 during the Grand Boulé event in Nashville, honoring women leaders from entertainment, government, advocacy, and public service. These honorary members, including Grammy winne...
XRP is maintaining its key support level at $1.10 despite weak demand signals such as declining on-chain activity and reduced institutional inflows. The token is trading within a $1.00 to $1.20 range, with resistance near $1.18–$1.20 and support arou...
Bonzo Lend, Hedera's largest lending protocol, confirmed a $9.05 million loss due to an oracle exploit on July 11, 2026. An attacker manipulated the price feed for SAUCE tokens by submitting a zeroed signature that the oracle verifier mistakenly acce...
