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What Nvidia’s CEO Ouster and Bitcoin Have in Common

Speculation is mounting that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was forced out after the co-founder of the multitrillion-dollar company began advocating for open-source AI models. While these theories remain unconfirmed, they also draw parallels with Bitcoin’s own fight over open-source development. Although Huang announced his resignation, an undisclosed person famili…

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Elon Musk Backs Jensen Huang’s Nvidia Return as 120K Sign Petition

Over 120,000 names appeared on a petition backed by Elon Musk seeking Jensen Huang’s return as Nvidia CEO. The tally included more than 6,000 self-identified current employees, while Musk warned that Huang’s departure would cost Nvidia critical supply-chain deals. Musk-Backed Petition Draws Employees and Shareholders Stand With Jensen, a petition backed by T…

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Bitcoin Plunges, but Michael Saylor Says STRC Still Delivers Gains

Michael Saylor highlighted positive returns from Strategy’s income-paying preferred shares, traded as STRC, while bitcoin fell near $64K on Nov. 14, down more than 21% over one month. The slide pushed the company’s bitcoin holdings further below their acquisition cost. Saylor Highlights Income During Bitcoin’s Slide Michael Saylor, founder and executive chai…

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Unocoin Admits $200K Crypto Loss, Warns of Customer Data Breach

Indian cryptocurrency exchange Unocoin confirmed Saturday, Nov. 14, that attackers stole approximately $200,000 in cryptocurrency from three compromised hot wallets, reversing its earlier assurances that no funds were lost. The trading platform’s team also acknowledged potential exposure of sensitive customer information. Unocoin’s $200K Revelation Rewrites…

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