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Recently, there are reports that Apple is seriously focusing on visual AI as the next major turning point. According to Bloomberg, Tim Cook has been hinting at this field for some time.
What’s interesting is that Apple is trying to advance this area of visual information processing by leveraging its existing technology and talent. In other words, they’re not starting from scratch but are employing a strategy that maximizes their strengths.
How visual information is handled is likely to influence the overall direction of the technology industry moving forward. Apple’s emphasis on this suggests

Even though the recent panic has settled down, Bitcoin continues to move heavily around $74,000. It has attempted to push higher several times, but there doesn't seem to be strong buying coming in that far. During such times, looking at the funding rate can reveal a lot about market sentiment. If long positions are building up but the funding rate remains high, it indicates that the market isn't truly bullish yet, but rather that many participants are aiming for short-term rebounds. The overall market is probably still in a phase of uncertainty. Future price movements will likely depend on how

It seems that Nevada's prediction market Kalshi has received a ruling from the appellate court allowing a temporary ban. Honestly, it feels like prediction markets are still in a regulatory gray area. The fact that such movement is happening in Nevada suggests that the legal boundaries in this area might be progressing across the United States as well. Kalshi was quite a unique platform, so I'm curious about how this ruling will impact the overall prediction market industry in Nevada. Regulatory developments take time, but the fact that court decisions like this are coming out indicates that t

Recently, I came across statistics regarding failures in cryptocurrency tokens, and the numbers are quite shocking. More than half of the tokens seem to have failed as projects, and apparently 2025 was the year of mass extinction for such tokens.
Hearing this makes me realize that the importance of index investing is increasingly growing. I truly feel that going all-in on individual tokens is very risky. Looking at the overall market, in an environment where project failure rates are high, diversified investments tend to lead to more stable results in the end.
In fact, most of these failures c

Galaxy's CEO made an interesting statement about the threat of quantum technology, saying that it's not such a serious problem for Bitcoin. Indeed, the progress of stocks related to quantum computers is rapid, but in reality, the impact on Bitcoin's security still seems far off.
Whenever this topic comes up, I always think that the market might be overestimating the threat of quantum technology. It will take quite some time before it actually becomes a problem, and during that period, countermeasures will also advance. While the development of stocks related to quantum computers is definitely

Recently, I've been watching Bitcoin's price movements and there's something that concerns me. In the short term, liquidity shortages seem to be putting pressure on the price, and some even suggest that further declines are possible. The market is indeed facing an unstable phase.
However, what's interesting are the voices around Signum's CIO. These short-term price fluctuations are certainly troublesome, but from a long-term perspective, they still maintain a bullish stance. In other words, the current downward pressure is just unproductive noise, and the fundamental flow of value creation rem

U.S. policymakers are showing strong resistance to the Cryptocurrency Market Structure Bill.
There are indications that this is influenced by some officials with nihilistic approaches.
This development is attracting attention among market participants.
In particular, there is a clash between calls for regulatory transparency and voices denying market regulation itself from a nihilistic standpoint.
According to industry insiders, some policymakers are reluctant to fundamentally change the existing market infrastructure and information service frameworks, which is hindering the bill's pr

Friend-making apps, I've been trying out various ones recently, and I realized there are more options than I expected. I was especially surprised that there are many apps geared toward women.
What I care about most is safety. Whether there is 24-hour monitoring or proper identity verification can really influence whether I feel comfortable using it or not. In that regard, Touch and Favomatch seem to be quite reliable. Favomatch is specialized in finding friends for supporting favorite idols, so it's interesting that it's easier to connect with others who share the same interests.
There are als

Bitcoin’s move toward reaching a high level over the past month has become increasingly noticeable. It has risen to just under $73,000, and the outlook is now one that appears to be testing the $72,000 level set in early February. With geopolitical tensions continuing, it seems the impact of an accelerated shift of funds into safe-haven assets is significant. During the same period, gold rose by 1.8%, silver rose by 5.3%, and Bitcoin also recorded a 4.8% gain.
The altcoin market is also starting to show a response. Breaking out of the stagnation that has lasted nearly a month, coins such as TA

Recently, I have been increasingly contemplating Ethereum staking. It's no longer just about trading; it's a fundamental question of what staking rewards mean for long-term holders.
Since entering 2026, it seems that staking has truly become a mainstream option for investors. In the past, many felt that the technical barriers were high or that it was complicated, but now, as protocols mature, more people are able to access it.
Among Ethereum investors, there is active discussion not only about holding ETH but also about how to efficiently operate staking rewards. The structure that allows cont

Trump’s speech led to cryptocurrencies being sold off again. Bitcoin is down 2.2%, and is currently around $72.19K. Ethereum is also down 2.2% to $2.22K, while Solana is down 5.2%, making it a 13% loss for the week.
What happened is that on Tuesday, they were buying back globally on an optimistic mood of “the war might end in a few weeks,” but then former President Trump said in his prime-time speech that “we will very severely attack Iran in the next 2 to 3 weeks.” As a result, all of those gains were wiped out.
It’s the usual pattern. News of easing tensions → buyback → escalation reports →

I've been thinking for a while that in the next bull market, Perpetual-based DEX projects are likely to experience significant growth. There are predictions that if the cryptocurrency derivatives market fully matures, it could expand to a $10 trillion scale. However, compared to AI and GameFi, the concept of Perp is still generally harder to understand. So today, I want to carefully explain this field from the basics.
First, what exactly are derivatives? Simply put, they are mechanisms to lock in the price at a future point in time from now. Historically, they date back to 16th-century transac

I recently tried the Wormhole Bridge, and I have to say it feels really convenient. I was honestly surprised by how easy it’s become to move assets between different blockchains.
First, let’s go over the basic mechanism. When you pass assets through the Wormhole Bridge, they’re converted into wrapped versions on the original chain. For example, if you move BNB from Ethereum to Solana, it becomes WBNB. These wrapped tokens can be used on the destination chain, and if needed, you can also swap them for other assets on a DEX.
The supported types of assets and chains are more extensive than I expe

Robert Kiyosaki's latest comments are making headlines. He argues that even a small amount like 0.01 BTC could become a very significant asset considering the future increase in Bitcoin's value.
Kiyosaki's logic is simple. The supply of Bitcoin is limited forever to 21 million BTC. With this scarcity and the accelerating adoption worldwide, even small units like 0.01 BTC could potentially have strong purchasing power.
The background for his thinking includes concerns about global inflation and the devaluation of fiat currencies. As global debt continues to grow, assets like Bitcoin, gold, and

If you’re into cryptocurrency trading, you’ve probably heard the term “ATH” many times. Its reading is simply “A・T・H,” which is short for “All Time High.” In other words, it refers to the highest price that an asset has reached from the past up to the present.
Recently, I came across news that Bitcoin has risen to around $126,080, and this is exactly what it means to update an ATH. In the world of cryptocurrencies, this concept of ATH has a major impact on investment decisions.
The price at the moment an asset reaches an ATH isn’t just a number—it also reflects market strength and investors’ e

The Disney CEO succession drama is reaching a major turning point. With Bob Iger stepping down at the end of the year, it seems the board is seriously committed to selecting a new leader.
The previous Disney succession process was frankly chaotic. Bob Iger repeatedly extended his term, creating a situation where potential successors were set up to fail. Although Iger retired at the end of 2021, just a year later Bob Chapek was dismissed, and Iger returned in an unprecedented turn of events. This time, to avoid repeating the same mistakes, they brought in a strong external leader.
James Gorman,

Dry, cracked heels are really troublesome, aren't they? Socks get caught, stockings run. Especially in winter, I think many people are concerned about this. There are many over-the-counter heel creams, but honestly, it's hard to decide which one to buy. So recently, I compared the top 20 popular heel creams based on moisturizing ability, stickiness, smell, and more.
The number one is O'KEEFFE'S Healthy Feet. It has seriously high moisturizing power. Results show that skin moisture content increased by nearly 150% four hours after application. It contains glycerin and paraffin, which seem to wo

I want to start playing golf, but I've been confused about choosing a club set. Recently, I did some research and found that beginner sets are more well-equipped than I thought.
The Callaway X HOT package set seems to have a good reputation. It includes 11 clubs from the driver, and the irons are properly included from 6 to 9. The iron selection is well-balanced, making it easier for beginners to differentiate distances. It also comes with a bag, so you can hit the course right away, which is very appealing.
Also, I'm interested in the Bridgestone BG-100. It also has 11 clubs, including woods

I'm thinking of starting golf and looking for a club set, but it's pretty confusing. There are really many beginner sets, and I don't quite understand what the differences are.
After researching, it seems that the most important thing is the completeness of the set. Whether it includes a 1W and 5W woods, how many irons are included, and if wedges and a putter are part of the set make a big difference. Especially, the shaft length and material of the 5W are also points to consider.
The Topgolf Callaway Brands X HOT set and BRIDGESTONE's BG-100 seem to have good reputations. They come with every

Oxygen-based bleach comes in quite a few varieties, so it can be confusing. I recently read an article comparing different products, and it seems that the best bleach to choose depends on the type of stain. There are products that specialize in wine stains and mud stains, ones that are strong against egg stains, and so on. Apparently, the effectiveness also differs between powder and liquid types.
Miyoshi Soap's "Living Oxygen-Based Bleach" was ranked first, and it claims to almost remove wine and mud stains even without soaking. It also says that soaking can make the fabric almost completely