Capital One will acquire fintech firm Brex for $5.15 billion, expanding its footprint in corporate spend management and startup banking as competition intensifies across the digital finance sector.
Elon Musk has called Bitcoin a “fundamental” and “physics-based” form of money, arguing its design is rooted in immutable mathematical laws, reinforcing his long-standing support for the pioneering cryptocurrency.
Elon Musk met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss the opportunities and risks of advanced AI, emphasizing the need for global regulation and ethical safeguards in its rapid development.
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Switzerland’s FUTURE secures CHF 28 million in fresh funding to build a national innovation hub focused on clean tech and AI, accelerating research, jobs and sustainable infrastructure nationwide.
Canaan is set to supply Bitcoin mining rigs to support Japan’s electric grid stability project. This initiative aims to leverage mining operations to enhance energy management and bolster the country’s renewable energy efforts.
Opendoor, a leading real estate platform, is set to accept Bitcoin for home purchases, marking a significant shift in the housing market. This innovative move aims to attract tech-savvy buyers and integrate cryptocurrency into mainstream real estate transactions.
Bringin, the all-in-one Bitcoin app, has officially launched in Europe, aiming to simplify digital currency transactions. With user-friendly features and enhanced security, it promises to revolutionize how Europeans engage with Bitcoin.
Samsung and Coinbase have partnered to introduce Bitcoin access to 75 million Galaxy users in the U.S. This collaboration aims to simplify cryptocurrency transactions, expanding users’ financial options and promoting wider adoption of digital currencies.