Peter Schiff Predicts New Bitcoin Lows as Michael Saylor Adds 250 BTC to Strategy’s Holdings
Peter Schiff expects Bitcoin to revisit lower price levels despite acknowledging that the cryptocurrency has held its recent gains better than gold.
Peter Schiff expects Bitcoin to revisit lower price levels despite acknowledging that the cryptocurrency has held its recent gains better than gold.
A new legal battle is testing how far cryptocurrency companies can move into the U.S. banking system without becoming conventional deposit-taking institutions.
Bitcoin is showing signs of renewed demand through U.S. spot ETFs even as its price remains trapped below recent highs.
Meta is widening its AI hardware ambitions with a new pocket-sized device, lighter virtual reality glasses, and camera-free smart glasses unveiled at Meta Connect 2026.
California is moving to strengthen oversight of advanced artificial intelligence as concerns about autonomous AI systems grow following a cybersecurity test in which Google’s Gemini accessed three real companies.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has created a new regulatory pathway for tokenized stocks, giving blockchain-based financial markets a defined route into parts of the U.S. securities system even as Congress continues to debate broader crypto legislation.
China has pushed back against calls for tighter restrictions on its artificial intelligence capabilities, arguing that confrontation between major powers could undermine efforts to establish a workable global framework for AI governance.
Anthropic could enter public markets with one of the largest technology valuations ever reported, even as a growing debate over AI safety and development speed unsettles investors across the sector.
A long-term valuation scenario tied to Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has reignited debate over how large XRP could become if blockchain-based payments gain a much larger role in global finance.
A public disagreement over the pace of artificial intelligence development has exposed growing tensions inside Anthropic, with one researcher leaving the company and warning that the industry may be moving toward self-improving AI before it understands how to keep such systems under control.
Anthropic is moving closer to the public markets after reportedly nearing completion of a $15 billion revolving credit facility, while its highly anticipated initial public offering has been pushed toward October.
The race to expand artificial intelligence (AI) in the United States is increasingly becoming a race for electricity, computing infrastructure, and favorable regulation.