Economist Peter Schiff warns that rising U.S. Treasury yields, now near 4.5% for 10-year and 5% for 30-year bonds, signal financial market stress that could lead to crashes in stocks, real estate, and cryptocurrencies. Higher yields increase borrowing costs, hurting housing affordability and stock valuations. Schiff expects the Federal Reserve to respond with monetary easing, which would boost inflation and gold prices, already trading above $4,100 per ounce. He also doubts Bitcoin's safe-haven status, noting it tends to follow tech stocks and is down nearly 50% from its peak. The bond market's direction will be key to whether risk assets fall further and gold continues to rally.
NEAR Protocol has become one of the first blockchains to implement a NIST-approved post-quantum signature scheme, enhancing its security against future quantum threats. Alongside this, it introduced dynamic resharding to enable automatic network scal...
Paramount has paused its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery until June 7, 2026, due to a lawsuit from state attorneys general seeking to block the deal on antitrust grounds. A judge has expressed concerns that the merger could violate antitrust laws ...
Large crypto investors are increasingly staking significant amounts of HYPE tokens on Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange platform. Recent data shows whales moving over $205 million worth of HYPE tokens into Hyperliquid for staking, signaling stron...
As of July 2026, about 707 large wallets control nearly 94.5% of Shiba Inu's circulating supply, with the top 10 wallets holding over 61%. This extreme concentration limits liquidity, increases price volatility, and heightens risks of market manipula...
Michael Saylor published a comprehensive 953-hour reading curriculum titled "Upgrade the World," covering history, economics, technology, and leadership, culminating with Bitcoin. The 38-work program aims to prepare leaders for major decisions by pro...
