Emily Nicolle

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Customize Consent Preferences Finding a place to stash the keys to your cryptocurrency hoard has never been easier, thanks to options that

Coinkite's breach shows even offline Bitcoin wallets are vulnerable, with over $100 million stolen from cold storage users

The World Cup was a winner for prediction markets, as bets on scores, celebrity match attendees and Cristiano Ronaldo’s tears added tens of billions of dollars in trading volume to Polymarket’s and Kalshi Inc.’s order books. And like many a good time, a hangover has followed.

When football organizations around the world put their heads together to find a solution to the problem of Gianni Infantino, they came up with one answer: a boycott. While the drastic measure may be the strongest card they have to play, it’s women — not FIFA — who would pay the immediate price.

The artificial intelligence trade is booming, and so is the hunt for new ways to diversify AI exposure. Traders can buy power futures, track the technology’s beneficiaries and back data-center real estate projects, alongside buying the usual haul of chipmaker shares. Prediction markets are beginning to offer an alternative — and could eventually provide something other trades can’t: a highly tailored hedge against the rising cost of AI.

Bitcoin just notched its biggest weekly gain in more than three years, putting an end to a summer of stagnation. Crypto traders can thank US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, whose plan to boost bond buybacks spurred the move. But it’ll take more than that to return this market to genuinely bullish territory.

Bitcoin just notched its biggest weekly gain in more than three years, putting an end to a summer of stagnation. Crypto traders can thank U.S.

In early March, Nintendo Co. released Pokémon Pokopia, the latest instalment in one of the world’s most prolific video-game franchises. I’d pre-ordered the game to arrive on launch day, eager to play something that promised to combine the cosy, world-building mechanics of its Animal Crossing: New Horizons with the pocket-sized monsters I’d grown up with. Pokopia almost immediately became a global success, surprising industry forecasters who hadn’t expected much from the title. To me, though, it

There are three kinds of hackers in the world, and they all wear colored headgear.