Bitcoin Slips Below $62,000 Amid Sharp 24-Hour Decline
Bitcoin’s price dropped over 3% in a single day, breaking below the key $62,000 mark and raising questions about its short-term trajectory amid volatile trading.
Bitcoin’s price dropped over 3% in a single day, breaking below the key $62,000 mark and raising questions about its short-term trajectory amid volatile trading.
WS Game Company launched a special Monopoly edition made in the U.S. after tariffs forced them to shift production, but domestic manufacturing posed significant challenges.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller signaled that persistent inflation could prompt interest rate increases, emphasizing careful monitoring of upcoming economic data.
Sam Altman criticized Elon Musk's proposal to deploy up to one million satellites as orbital data centers, highlighting unresolved technical challenges that question the project’s feasibility.
Following its separation from Xbox amid corporate layoffs, Compulsion Games announces plans to operate independently and seek collaborations within the gaming and entertainment sectors.
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Oil prices rose sharply following fresh US airstrikes and Iranian retaliation, while Wall Street’s early session reflected mixed investor reactions amid geopolitical tensions.
The White House is organizing a coalition of power utilities and data center operators to voluntarily ensure AI-related electricity demand growth does not increase costs for consumers.
The U.S. announces renewed blockade on Iranian vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and levies a 20% fee on cargo for security, raising regional tensions and impacting global markets.