The Stratos data center project in Utah, backed by Kevin O'Leary, has been cut by 50% due to intense local opposition over water rights and environmental concerns. Originally planned to cover 40,000 acres with a power demand twice Utah's current peak, the project faced thousands of protests, particularly about its massive water consumption threatening the Great Salt Lake. Despite approval through a state authority that bypasses local zoning, the backlash has led to withdrawn water applications and new environmental study laws. This development signals significant risks for investors in large-scale data centers, especially in resource-limited areas.
Several AI models estimate a significant risk that Bitcoin's cryptographic signatures could be broken within the next 20 years, with probabilities ranging from 34% to 76%. The primary threat identified is quantum computing, while classical and AI-ass...
Bitcoin has climbed back above $85,000 amid rising signals from an on-chain seller-exhaustion indicator nearing levels seen at previous market tops. This suggests potential selling pressure from short-term holders as about 53% of invested capital is ...
A newly created wallet withdrew 600,007 Uniswap (UNI) tokens from Binance, valued at about $4.61 million at the time of transfer. This large, single withdrawal from Binance to a new address is notable due to the wallet's recent creation and the signi...
Starknet's native token, STRK, experienced a sharp decline of 10.32% within 60 minutes, falling to $0.10893 during a volatile trading session. Over the past 24 hours, STRK's price dropped 8.36%, trading between $0.10606 and $0.12486, with a trading v...
EigenCloud (EIGEN) token increased by 10% to $0.248 after rebounding from a support level near $0.22, supported by stronger trading volume and spot-market buyers. The token had bounced off its 200-day exponential moving average three days prior, indi...
