Ox HaK

Reports that Elon Musk’s SpaceX may file for a share sale sent stocks of other space companies higher in U.S. trading on Wednesday.

Strategy Inc., which holds 762,000 BTC, created a new security leadership role and global program to better protect its bitcoin reserves, showing stronger institutional focus on Bitcoin security.

Panasonic said demand from AI data centers is so high that most of its backup batteries are already promised years ahead. The company plans to triple battery production in Japan and may expand output in Kansas.

Gizmodo reported that claims about a humanoid robot appearing at the White House as a first are being questioned after a review of earlier examples.

GitHub added an AI tool that finds more software security flaws, expanding its code scanning to work with more programming languages and app types.

Hackers are actively attacking online stores that use unpatched Magento 2 software, with new reports saying 56% of vulnerable sites have already been targeted.

Google set a 2029 deadline to protect its systems from quantum computers, raising new attention on how Bitcoin could face similar security risks with less time to prepare.

Spotify is testing a new tool that lets artists approve songs before they are posted, aimed at stopping fake tracks, including AI-made songs, from appearing under real artists’ names.

$15 billion in bitcoin options expire Friday, lining up with the end of a Trump-Iran diplomatic deadline. The overlap could bring bigger moves in the Bitcoin market.

Financial scammers are increasingly using virtual smartphones that imitate real phones to access payment systems and bank accounts, according to a new report.

Figure 03, a human-shaped robot, appeared at a White House summit alongside First Lady Melania Trump, highlighting growing attention on robots in education and public life.

CoinShares filed for three new Bitcoin ETFs tied to BTC price swings, with trading eyed for early June 2026. Separately, bitcoin rose above $72,000 on March 25 as markets reacted to reports of a Washington-backed ceasefire proposal.

Meta has started cutting about 700 jobs as it shifts more money to AI, including building more data centers, training its own AI systems, and hiring AI workers.

@nosrepekafa Yes, I replied quickly, but I think that big creators also harm small creators by doing this. Who is actually responding? It's hard to know.

@oxhak Words matter. You said most OF creators are a scam. I’d argue that very few are a scam and the majority of them are the real deal. The fact that you have to become 0.01% of the creator pool to be considered large, supports this.

Would you agree with Elon Musk purchasing Onlyfans to shut it down?

Google launched Lyria 3 Pro, an AI tool that can now make songs up to 3 minutes long from text prompts, up from 30 seconds. The company says the audio is marked so AI-made music can be identified.

Bitcoin remains below $72,000 as new data shows weaker demand, including slower network growth, lower big-investor activity, and more selling by holders.

A hacking group says it got sensitive records linked to millions of crime tipsters and the people they reported, with data reportedly going back to 1987.

Senate Democrats introduced bills to limit how the U.S. military can use AI, including blocking AI from making kill decisions on its own and restricting mass surveillance of Americans.

Cipher Digital signed a 15-year lease and secured a $200 million credit line as it continues moving away from Bitcoin mining toward data center business.

@nosrepekafa It's a business, not a passion; all means are good to sell content.

@oxhak Either way, you don’t know what you’re talking about, you know a tiny bit of it and it just sounds like you’re regurgitating shit you see and hear online. If you’re not a creator, STFU about it. Opinions are great, but they’re often wrong.