Monthly Archives: April, 2025

The Curve DAO token (CRV) is gearing up for a potential breakout, but its fate hinges on Bitcoin’s (BTC) next move. Analysts warn that if BTC stumbles, CRV’s run could fizzle before it hits new highs. CrediBULL Crypto has highlighted a critical resistance zone for CRV. A clean break above this level could send the

Bitcoin just got even more accessible thanks to a new feature from CashuBTC, a privacy-focused eCash wallet. CashuBTC recently rolled out a new service that allows users to send Bitcoin offline using NFC (Near Field Communication). This feature enables instant Bitcoin transfers between iOS and Android devices, even without an internet connection. Cross platform iOS

Journalist Share this article GameStop plans to copy Strategy’s Bitcoin playbook Will meme stock GME explode like Metaplanet and MSTR did?  On Tuesday, American video game retailer GameStop’s (GME) board ‘unanimously’ approved adopting Bitcoin [ B TC] reserves as part of its corporate strategy.  As a result, it would join the growing list of public

Infosys Trainees Speak Out On Sudden Layoffs | Image: Republic For thousands of fresh graduates, securing a position at Infosys was a moment of celebration. But for many, that dream quickly turned into a nightmare as delayed onboarding, sudden assessment failures, and abrupt terminations left them jobless. Harpreet Singh Saluja, President of IT labor union

Senator Mitch McConnell stood on the Senate floor last week on his 83rd birthday to announce that he would not seek an eighth term as Kentucky’s senior senator in 2026. “My current term in the Senate will be my last,” he muttered in his signature gravelly drawl. The response was tepid. So much so that

Masechaba and her husband Ntethe Masechaba Ndlovu writes sweet tributes to her husband, Ntethe. The businesswoman took to her Instagram account to celebrate the new music released by her lover and also promote it. She celebrates him for using his talent to heal people. ”To my husband, my rock, my heart, my spiritual and life

people not getting the right amount of sleep -- seven to nine hours a night -- had a 29% increased risk of premature death from any cause, researchers reported in JAMA Network Open. Adobe stock/HealthDay About two-thirds of Americans are getting too little or too much sleep, risking their health, a new study suggests. In

For the longest time, many people thought the only thing that affects a baby’s health during pregnancy is the mother. The prevailing belief was that fathers only affect their children’s health genetically but only mothers affect them through their lifestyle. There’s now extensive research to show that a father’s preconception lifestyle directly affects the baby’s