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America’s journey back to the moon has run into a few missteps. NASA administrator Jared Isaacman is banking on a new approach.

Wired

NASA Is Making Big Changes to Speed Up the Artemis Program

A bipartisan coalition introduced the Promoting Innovation in Blockchain Development Act on 26 February. It aims to clarify liability for blockchain developers. The proposal, led by Congressmen ScottThe post All about U.S Congress's new bill and its intent to protect open-source developers appeared first on AMBCrypto.

AMBcrypto

All about U.S Congress's new bill and its intent to protect open-source developers

Bitcoin has reclaimed the $66,000 level and is now attempting to consolidate above it in order to extend its recovery. The move has improved short-term momentum, but structural signals suggest that upside conviction remains fragile. Holding above $66K is technically important, yet the broader supply backdrop may limit the sustainability of further gains. According to analyst Axel

NEWSBTC

The Distribution Trap: Why Bitcoin’s Reserve Growth Proves Sellers Still Hold The Tape

Beijing has not approved Nvidia’s H200 sales, and the company said it has recorded no China revenue from the chip.

Tech in Asia

China chip firms post big 2025 gains as Nvidia H200 blocked

The robot is capable of making its own decisions and operating in a manufacturing environment.

Tech in Asia

BMW pilots humanoid robots in Germany as China challengers rise

The Wall Street banking giant has been accelerating its foray into crypto, filing to launch Bitcoin, Ether and Solana ETFs in January.

CoinTelegraph

Morgan Stanley applies for OCC bank charter to custody crypto

The bank could include payments apps like stablecoins and tokenized deposit services.

Tech in Asia

Barclays explores blockchain payments, tokenized deposits

Internet Computer [ICP] has closed at higher highs for four consecutive days since rebounding from a slip at $2. In doing so, the altcoin climbed to a three-week high of $2.7, before a slight retracemThe post Assessing if ICP's whales can help it flip $3-level after 10% daily hike appeared first on AMBCrypto.

AMBcrypto

Assessing if ICP's whales can help it flip $3-level after 10% daily hike

The latest Jane Street debate on X is meeting a blunt rebuttal from Ari Paul. The BlockTower founder, who says he used to work as a Wall Street market maker 15 years ago, argues that Bitcoin’s failure to push higher is better explained by spot sell-side than by a long-running suppression campaign. Paul’s answer was direct. “In short: no,” he wrote, before adding that market makers

NEWSBTC

Bitcoin Manipulation By Jane Street? Ex-Wall Street Market Maker Says No

The activity violated a company policy banning workers from using inside information for personal gain.

Tech in Asia

OpenAI fires worker over insider trading on prediction markets

Ethereum is attempting to stabilize around the $2,000 level as the broader crypto market shows tentative signs of relief. After weeks of persistent pressure, price action has paused its decline, but sentiment remains fragile. The recent rebound has helped ease immediate downside momentum, yet the technical structure still reflects a market recovering from significant damage rather

NEWSBTC

Ethereum’s Market Order Imbalance Hits Record Negatives: $1,850 Is Now The Line In The Sand

Bitcoin [BTC] has witnessed significant short-term volatility since Monday, the 24th of February. During the past five days, it fell from $66.6k to $62.5k and rallied to $70k on the 25th of February. The post Undervalued but structurally weak: Bitcoin’s current cycle paradox appeared first on AMBCrypto.

AMBcrypto

Undervalued but structurally weak: Bitcoin’s current cycle paradox

Seven powerful AI systems are reshaping one-person businesses — automating real workflows, operating inside your computer and creating unprecedented leverage for founders bold enough to use them strategically.

Entrepreneur

7 AI Tools to Build a One-Person Business (One Is So Powerful, Founders Keep It on a Separate Computer)

DENVER—The US Air Force's new Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile is on track for its first test flight next year, military officials reaffirmed this week. But no one is ready to say when hundreds of new missile silos, dug from the windswept Great Plains, will be finished, how much they cost, or, for that matter, how many nuclear warheads each Sentinel missile could actuall

Ars Technica

The Air Force's new ICBM is nearly ready to fly, but there’s nowhere to put it

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