— SEC, Securities
Ondas investors blame short-sellers, fails-to-deliver
Ondas bulls finally have the SEC file they have been awaiting, proving millions of sellers failed to deliver stock on-time for their trades.
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Crypto bros are hooked on dopamine shopping
A flippant post about gamifying dopamine shopping storefronts with real lotteries caught the attention of the crypto community this week.
Are US Treasuries now a better investment than rental property?
Negative housing spreads occur when the interest rate "spread" between low-risk US Treasuries outperforms the renting out of real estate.
Estée Lauder facing new stockholder suit over alleged use of gray markets
Estée Lauder lawsuit alleges company exploited prohibited, duty-free gray market resellers operating as daigou in Asia, especially Hainan.
Apollo limits private credit withdrawals for third consecutive quarter
For the third straight quarter, Apollo and other private credit fund managers have limited withdrawal requests from investors.
Hack VC deletes post on dead former employee, blames public backlash
Hsin-Ju Chuang passed away after accusing partners at crypto venture capital firm Hack VC of serious misconduct.
Meta’s AI bond just hit a record low as its stock soared
S&P rated Meta’s AI data center bond A+, but investors in the credit market are bidding less than 95 cents on the dollar.
Bitcoin treasury stocks have gone ice cold
BTC has traded sideways over the past 18 months, but BTC treasury stocks, including the top 20, have traded decisively negatively.
— Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy
Strategy paid $100M extra to buy back the bitcoin it sold
Strategy spent recent weeks rebuying 5,553 of the BTC it sold this summer. After selling low and re-buying high, the cost exceeds $100M.
Meet Jev, the AI that claims it can’t hallucinate
Self-proclaimed ChatGPT "co-creator" Diogo Almeida says his $40M startup's Jev model has solved the problem of AI hallucinations.