Leaving the 'Wild West' behind, 2026 signals a shift to fundamental value. We explore 27 predictions covering the Ethereum renaissance, BlackRock’s potential chain, and the death of the 'New L1 Trade' as the market matures into professional consolidation.
Stanford physicist Adam Brown explores the intersection of high-energy physics and AI. From vacuum decay and space elevators to the limits of black holes, he discusses the ultimate fate of our cosmos and the emerging tools we will use to understand it.
The AI landscape changes at breakneck speed, leaving even seasoned entrepreneurs uncertain about the future. With AGI potentially arriving in 2-3 years, startup founders need fresh approaches to strategy, team building, and product development in this rapidly evolving industry.
Co-founder relationships make or break startups. Elite founders master authoritative leadership over authoritarian control, address conflicts directly rather than avoiding them, and recognize how childhood communication patterns emerge under pressure.
Linus Tech Tips proves you can still build a powerful gaming PC for $2,000 in 2026 despite rising prices. Featuring AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D and RTX 5070 Ti with smart component choices for maximum performance.
Apple's M5 chip packs 19 billion transistors into your pocket using 3-nanometer technology. A new visualization reveals the extraordinary scale - if iPhones used 1946 vacuum tubes, they'd be the size of New Jersey. Discover how Moore's Law transformed computing.
Main Gear launches a 'bring your own RAM' program, selling complete gaming PCs without memory due to DDR5 shortages. Also: Samsung faces espionage charges, Nvidia's $20B Grok talent acquisition, and ASUS confirms no DRAM fab plans.
In 1989, Nintendo and Mattel's Power Glove promised revolutionary motion gaming but became one of history's most notorious failures. Despite 700,000 pre-orders and movie fame, the $90 device was discontinued within a year due to poor functionality.
Coinbase Institutional's 2026 Crypto Market Outlook identifies 9 key trends reshaping cryptocurrency: SEC reducing ETF approval time to 75 days, tokenized equities experiencing fastest growth, stablecoin market potentially reaching $1.2 trillion by 2028, and major regulatory developments.
Bitcoin dropped below $88K in a lackluster week while silver stole the spotlight with explosive gains. MicroStrategy boosted USD reserves to $2.19B. Experts predict Bitcoin could reach $143K-$200K by late 2026, but altcoin season remains unlikely with only 8% trading above 50-day MAs.
China quietly pumped $140B into its economy while regaining 14-20% of Bitcoin's hash rate despite the 2021 mining ban. Hong Kong insurance firms may soon allocate $82B in capital to digital assets, creating new pathways for Chinese money to flow into crypto markets.
A crypto whale lost $50 million USDT in seconds on December 20th, 2025, through 'address poisoning' - a scam exploiting how people read blockchain addresses. Despite following security practices, the victim fell to an automated attack.
Despite Bitcoin's 2025 institutional wins, six major threats loom for 2026. JPMorgan sees 35% recession risk, mining debt has surged 500% to $122.7B, and regulatory pressure mounts. These structural vulnerabilities could undermine BTC's recent success.
Bitcoin long-term holders have stopped selling for the first time since July, signaling a potential market shift as institutional adoption accelerates. Cardano unveils Midnight sidechain to expand DeFi capabilities while Grayscale files for first US Bittensor ETP.
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency markets face unprecedented manipulation as institutional players repeatedly suppress prices at key resistance levels. The $3 trillion market cap has been rejected three times, with analysts projecting a potential Bitcoin dip to $70,000-$75,000 by January 2026.
Crypto veteran Scott Melker forecasts Bitcoin hitting $185,000 by 2026, fueled by institutional adoption and government liquidity ahead of midterms. Despite October's $19B liquidation, he sees consolidation not bear market.
