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Bitcoin’s (BTC) recent pullback may be less about crypto‑specific weakness and more about macroeconomic fears, according to André Dragosch, Bitwise’s Head of Research for Europe. In a social media post published Wednesday, Dragosch argued that the world’s largest cryptocurrency appears to be pricing in a potential deep US recession. If that downturn ultimately fails to materialize, he suggested, Bitcoin could be positioned for a significant rebound. Is Bitcoin Facing A Quantum Risk Premium? Dragosch described Bitcoin as fundamentally a macro‑driven asset. Historically, he estimates that roughly 90% of its performance can be explained by broad economic forces such as growth…
11 Feb Explanation Of The Current Market Dynamics Posted on 11 February, 2026 in Bitfinex Alpha by tammy Since the break below our 10/10 lows, which marked the largest liquidation event in crypto history, the market has been in a downtrending phase. The latest leg down was not driven by liquidations but rather by aggressive spot selling. The spot volume delta metric highlights that the same entity (or a group of entities) have been distributing supply particularly during peak US sessions during UTC 6:00 – UTC 10:00 and UTC 13:00 – UTC 16:00. A majority of the distribution came between…
Let’s be real for a second: do we really need another AI tool? My browser tabs are already a chaotic battleground of ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. I rely on them daily for creative writing, drafting, brainstorming, vibe coding, and to make memes. But when it comes to finding accurate, real-time facts without the hallucinations, those chatbots sometimes fall short. That is exactly why I keep coming back to Perplexity.
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North Korean state hackers are targeting crypto firms with several unique pieces of malware deployed alongside multiple scams, including fake Zoom meetings. The North Korea-linked threat actor known as UNC1069 has been observed targeting the crypto sector to steal sensitive data from Windows and macOS systems with the ultimate goal of facilitating financial theft. UNC1069 was assessed to be active from April 2018. It has a history of running social engineering campaigns for financial gain using fake meeting invites and posing as investors from reputable companies. Fake Zoom call deploys malware attack on crypto firm In its latest report, Google…
No-KYC and low-KYC crypto cards are trending again. I’m seeing them framed as “privacy-first” payments – often with the implication that the industry has found a new, durable way to issue cards globally without meaningful onboarding. The short version: nothing fundamental has changed. What’s changed is the packaging. I’ve been building crypto card infrastructure since 2014, when Wirex issued the first crypto-linked cards. Over the last decade, I’ve watched dozens of no-KYC/low-KYC programmes launch, scale quickly, and then disappear, usually after the same pressure points surface: scheme scrutiny, supervisory attention, and weak compliance plumbing. Most of what you’re seeing today falls into two…
I’ll be honest: I’ve spent way too many hours of my life staring at survey builders, trying to figure out which one won’t make me want to throw my laptop out the window.
Papers on agentic and multi-agent systems (MAS) skyrocketed from 820 in 2024 to over 2,500 in 2025. This surge suggests that MAS are now a primary focus for the world’s top research labs and universities. Yet there is a disconnect: While research is booming, these systems still frequently fail when they hit production. Most teams instinctively try to fix these failures with better prompts. I use the term prompting fallacy to describe the belief that model and prompt tweaks alone can fix systemic coordination failures. You can’t prompt your way out of a system-level failure. If your agents are consistently…
GPU mining might finally be back. Nvidia announced the release of the RTX 3000 series that feature a massive 50-80% performance over their RTX 2000 counterparts. Best part is, the price point is the same – the card is available on September 17, starting at $699 for the Founders Edition. Mining Performance Nvidia leaked some hashrates for Ethereum (DaggerHashimoto) mining. The RTX series are based on the new Nvidia Ampere graphics architecture that features better raw performance and power efficiency. Compared to the RTX 2080 Ti (54 MH/s top), the RTX 3080 outputs 75 MH/s with factory settings and up…
