Platforms

Riot Platforms sold 3,778 bitcoin in the first quarter of 2026, generating $289.5 million and marking a shift in strategy as the miner redirects capital toward infrastructure and high-performance computing. The volume sold exceeded the company’s quarterly production of 1,473 BTC by roughly 2.6 times, signaling a drawdown of treasury holdings rather than routine profit-taking.

Crypto lending has grown. After a rough patch that took out several household names, the platforms still standing in 2026 are more transparent, better regulated, and more useful than anything that existed before the market shakeout. If you’re holding Bitcoin or Ethereum and you need liquidity, the question is no longer whether to borrow against

TLDR Meta stock slips 1.86% to $593.11 amid AI CPU partnership news Meta teams up with Arm to develop CPUs for AI workloads at scale New Arm AGI CPU supports AI training, inference, and computing tasks Chip design targets higher efficiency and performance in data centers Partnership signals shift toward custom silicon and AI infrastructure

Illustration. Photo: depositphotos.com Change language: Online platforms pose the main risks to elections, children, society, and the spread of illegal or harmful content in the EU, a European Commission spokesperson said on Wednesday. Digital Services Act holds platforms accountable Thomas Regnier stressed that the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) places responsibility directly on online platforms

Science & Nature Multiple independent research institutions have recently and repeatedly sounded the alarm that democracy is in retreat worldwide. In the United States,...

If you’re looking to share videos for free, several platforms can meet your needs effectively. YouTube offers a massive audience and monetization options, whereas Vimeo is known for high-quality uploads. Dailymotion supports various formats, and Facebook can leverage its extensive user base for organic reach. TikTok is great for short, viral clips, Imgur encourages community

Crypto Journalist Anas Hassan Crypto Journalist Anas Hassan Part of the Team Since Jun 2025 About Author Anas is a crypto native journalist and SEO writer with over five years of writing experience covering blockchain, crypto, DeFi, and emerging tech. Last updated:  January 11, 2026 Two crypto exchanges registered in the United Kingdom processed approximately

A recent study by influencer marketing platform Heepsy reveals that YouTube users are more likely than users of any other platform to forget their...