Thorsten Meyer AI reports that two simulated versions of a viral Polymarket strategy lost money across about 13,000 test windows on four crypto markets.
A Week Four Update On AI And The Viral “100X Trade” Strategy
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Horror Show For Netflix As Streaming Giant Sees £10Bn Wiped Off Its Value Amid Slowing Sales Growth
Netflix shares fell more than 5% after slower sales growth and a lower advertising forecast erased about £10bn from its market value.
AI Security And The Internet: What Three Days Of News Tell Us
PHP emergency patches, weak eMudhra certificate keys and other security alerts show how risks extend beyond application logins.
Elice IPO Slump Adds Pressure To AI Stocks
Elice shares fell 28% on their Seoul debut as SK Hynix and other AI-linked stocks slid, raising questions about investor appetite and debt.
United Airlines CEO Calls For New Taxes On Wealth And Inheritances: What That Would Mean For Your Money
United CEO Scott Kirby called for a national wealth tax and inheritance taxes nearing 100% at some level, but gave no detailed proposal.
SpaceX’s First Profitable Quarter As A Public Firm And Musk’s $1 Trillion Ambition
SpaceX reported $14.6 billion in Q3 revenue and $4.4 billion in net income. Musk’s 2027 revenue target far exceeds company guidance.
What Anthropic’s New 5% Public Benefit Fund Leaves Unresolved
Anthropic plans to put 5% of its shares into a public benefit fund, but governance, grant rules and timing for selling shares remain unresolved.
Acorns Acquires Frich To Scale Financial Education
Acorns has acquired Frich, adding its 1.6 million-person community and creator network as the financial wellness company expands education efforts.
Hospitals, Hangars and a Dairy Barn: GewerkTon’s Film of Sample Buildings
“Where GewerkTon works” is a three-minute film through 64 sample buildings – homes, renovations, schools, hospitals, industry, energy, transport and data centres. Every building, plan and model was made by GewerkTon; all projects are fictional.
New York Fed Finds Surging Costs Turn Executive Outlook Negative
New York-area service firms turned pessimistic in October as activity weakened and input costs stayed high, according to a New York Fed survey.
