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The Institutional Throttle Theory: Why Bitcoin Can Rise, But Not Too Fast
For fifteen years, Bitcoin has been dismissed, mocked, accepted, embraced, institutionalized, and regulated often all at once. But one thing has become increasingly clear: the
How Texas Buying Bitcoin Could Start a Trend Across the States
Texas has shattered precedent by becoming the first state government to purchase Bitcoin directly. The Lone Star State committed approximately $5 million to the digital
Ripple (XRP) & 4 Other Crypto Firms Are Now Banks
December 12, 2025, wasn’t just another Thursday in the crypto world. It was the day the U.S. government officially let five digital asset firms into
Netflix’s Next Move Should Be Acquiring AMC Theaters
The bid heard around the entertainment world was submitted on December 5th: Netflix was acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery’s film studio and HBO Max for a
Exposed: Inside the Claude Chinese Cyber Espionage Campaign
Cyber Security experts are calling this a watershed moment in digital warfare. Chinese cyber operatives successfully weaponized Anthropic’s Claude Code AI tool against approximately 30
AH Proposes New CFB Playoff & Conference Realignment
On December 7th, the 2025 College Football Playoff selection committee delivered its verdict on the 12-team playoff bracket. The result? Controversy. Just like every other
The LSU, Lane Kiffin Episode Exposes How College Football is Broken
Welcome to another episode of the expensive coaching carousel in college football. LSU is currently writing checks to three different head football coaches at the
New York Gaming Commission Grants Steve Cohen and Others to Run the Casinos of NYC
Steve Cohen just pulled off what might be his biggest win outside of baseball. New York’s Gaming Commission handed out three historic licenses for the first full-scale
Google’s Gemini 3 is Ready to Take on ChatGPT
We’re witnessing Google’s strategic reclamation of their AI dominance. Their calculated moves suggest a complete paradigm shift in the AI arena. Let’s examine why industry
Signs the U.S. Economy is Unhealthy for the Middle Class
The middle class is squeezed. Not in some abstract, theoretical way—but in the daily arithmetic of rent checks, grocery bills, and credit card statements. If