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Recently, the Japan-origin Web3 card RPG "Tatakai" has been making waves. This project has gathered quite an impressive lineup of investors.
In the angel round completed by Tatakai, they raised $7 million from prominent entities such as YGG, Immutable, Metis, Tencent, and Chainhill Capital. While raising this level of funding is not uncommon in the blockchain gaming industry, it is noteworthy for a project originating from Japan.
Tatakai's feature is that it is a card RPG utilizing anime-style visuals. It’s not just a simple blockchain game; it seems to also focus on the quality of the gamepla

There are developments in Norway’s AI infrastructure plans. The data center project in Norway’s Narvik that OpenAI was initially pursuing is reportedly being handed over to Microsoft.
According to an announcement from cloud infrastructure provider Nscale, Microsoft plans to lease 30,000 NVIDIA Vera Rubin chips from its campus located in Norway’s Arctic region. This is positioned as a further expansion after Microsoft pledged to invest $6.2 billion in the area.
However, the background leading up to this is a bit complex. Apparently, OpenAI originally planned to use the capacity of this Norway c

Ripple is making significant advances in payment infrastructure. It’s not just a simple remittance tool anymore; it’s aiming to transform into a comprehensive platform that supports both fiat currencies and stablecoins.
Recently, the acquisitions of Palisade and Rail seem to be paying off. By integrating these technologies, custody, financial automation, virtual accounts, currency exchange, and payments can now be handled within a single system. Companies no longer need to use multiple vendors; they can manage both fiat and stablecoin funds through a single provider.
For fintech companies hand

Recently, there has been a lot of discussion about whether Bitcoin is truly functioning as digital gold. Indeed, many people see Bitcoin as an alternative asset to gold, but the reality is not that simple.
Compared to gold, Bitcoin exhibits several key differences. Gold has a proven track record of functioning as a store of value for thousands of years. On the other hand, Bitcoin is still a relatively new asset, and its long-term stability remains largely untested.
When the market becomes unstable, observing investor behavior is quite interesting. Gold has traditionally served as a safe asset

I'm concerned about Bitcoin rapidly dropping to around $60,000, and it seems that market maker activity is heavily involved behind the scenes. Seeing the sudden change in ask (sell order) movements suggests that major liquidity providers might be intentionally exerting price pressure.
In reality, market makers have the ability to influence overall market movements by managing the spread between buy and sell prices. Looking at Bitcoin's price movements over the past few days, there have been repeated patterns of sudden increases in sell orders, which are likely not just natural selling but stra

The recent price movements of Bitcoin are very similar to when it dropped to $60k before. Back then, there was also significant downward pressure, and now a similar pattern is emerging. It feels like there's a lack of strength to push the price higher.
Looking at the price action, even during rebounds, the buying support is weak. Considering past patterns, there's a possibility of repeating the same mistakes. From a chart perspective, I think this is a situation that requires caution.
Well, the crypto market is always hard to predict, so it's not straightforward. But when comparing to past pat

Looking at recent market trends, when tech stocks and gold are falling simultaneously, Bitcoin is also dropping together.
Until now, cryptocurrencies have been moving independently, but it seems that the correlation with Nasdaq is strengthening now.
The reason gold is declining might be related to a strong dollar or movements in interest rates, but that trend is also affecting tech stocks and, in turn, impacting the crypto market.
The synchronized movement of Nasdaq and Bitcoin could be a sign that the overall market is entering a risk-off mood.
During these times, I think it's importa

I'm looking for a simple microwave, but when I check the ranking of single-function microwaves, there are really many options and I get confused. Sharp, Toshiba, and Panasonic are the standard brands, and the flat interior type that’s easy to clean definitely scores high points.
Personally, what caught my attention is that even among single-function models, the presence or absence of sensors significantly affects uneven heating. If you use automatic modes, it's better to choose models with infrared sensors or absolute humidity sensors, and if you prefer manually setting the time simply, even a

What you’re concerned about when choosing sneakers is foot fatigue after walking for a long time. Even with your favorite shoes, simply changing the insoles can significantly improve comfort. Recently, I’ve tried various options, but the insoles available on the market are really diverse, making it hard to decide which to choose.
This time, I gathered recommended insoles for sneakers from popular products that are actually selling well, and compared them based on ease of walking and hygiene features. The key is to find insoles that support comfortable walking while allowing you to keep them cl

ここ最近、AI×仮想通貨の話題がかなり熱いんだよね。市場全体を見ると、AI関連のトークンの時価総額が約306億ドルに達してるって聞いて驚いた。大手の資産運用会社がAI特化型の投資ファンドを組成するレベルまで来てるから、もう単なるニッチな話題じゃなくなってる。
なぜこんなに注目されてるのかっていうと、3つの大きな理由がある。まず、GPU計算資源が少数の大企業に集中してる現状を分散化できるってこと。世界中の遊休GPUをネットワーク化すれば、誰もがAI開発に必要な計算パワーにアクセスできる環境ができるわけ。次に、データの透明性と所有権の確保。ブロックチェーンに記録することで、クリエイターが自分のコンテンツをちゃんと守れるようになる。そして最後に、AIの分散化。今は大手テック企業が独占してるけど、ブロックチェーン上で分散的に開発・提供する仕組みが生まれつつある。
AI関連仮想通貨のセクター内では、さらに細分化されてて、AIエージェント関連だけで約31.8億ドルの市場規模になってる。AIフレームワーク関連も約17.8億ドル。生成AIの進化とGPU需要の急増に連動する形で、仮想通貨市場でのAI分野の存在感は本当に高まってる。
注目銘柄を挙げると、分散型GPUレンダリングのRENDER（現在$1.90、24時間-0.64%）、AI対応レイヤー1のNEAR（$1.36、+1.88%）、AIエージェ

When comparing drawing tablets, it's really confusing which one to choose. Recently, I’ve tried products from various manufacturers, and the XPPen Artist Ultra 16, Wacom Cintiq 16, and HUION Kamvas Pro 16 really show noticeable differences.
The key points when comparing drawing tablets are, after all, the pen pressure sensitivity levels and color reproduction. Having 16,384 levels makes a huge difference in drawing feel. Also, surprisingly important is heat. Long hours of work can cause heat buildup, which becomes stressful.
XPPen has a wide color gamut and vibrant colors, Wacom has minimal la

According to Deribit reports, Bitcoin ETF holders and corporate treasuries have recently been building up defensive positions. It seems they are preparing for a dip near $60,000. Currently, BTC is trading in the $73,000 range, which is quite low, but market participants are probably starting to consider the possibility of a crash scenario.
An increase in these defensive moves could be a sign that the market is feeling unstable. It indicates that large investors are becoming cautious. While there is a potential for prices to decline in the short term, this kind of defensive stance could also ma

Bitcoin has dropped significantly, and the entire market is in the red. According to the latest data, it's hovering around $73,500, but looking at the price movements over the past few days, you can sense a growing sense of disappointment among investors.
Since the entire crypto market is declining similarly, I think it's less about individual assets and more about the overall market sentiment worsening. During these times, it's difficult for anyone to know how far the market will fall or where the bottom will be.
In the short term, disappointment may continue, but these kinds of correction ph

Recently, I came across discussions suggesting that the decline in the Korean market is leading to a sharp surge in the overall cryptocurrency assets. Is this just a coincidence, or is there some deep correlation at play? It’s a quite intriguing phenomenon.
Typically, market movements cannot be explained by a single factor. But in this case, the period when the Korean stock market experienced a significant drop overlaps quite a bit with the rise of major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. This might be due to investors adjusting their portfolios.
Korea is a significant player in the c

Last week's Bitcoin plunge seems to have resulted in quite significant realized losses. Looking at the chart, it appears to be the largest loss amount in history.
However, what's interesting is that signs of a bottom are starting to appear quite strongly. When observing price movements and on-chain data, it feels like selling pressure is weakening. It looks like a bottoming pattern is emerging.
Big losses during a sharp decline are scary, but during such times, many traders are actually looking for buying opportunities. If signs of a bottom are strengthening, a rebound might be close. I'm payi

Last week, Bitcoin temporarily rose due to tensions in the Middle East, but ultimately it fluctuated around $68,000. On Saturday morning, it seems to have recovered to around $72,190, but as a pattern over the past few weeks, selling pressure tends to come in during the weekends.
As major cryptocurrency news, Bitcoin has increased by about 2.3% in the past 24 hours, Ethereum by 2.61%, and Solana by 3.03%, but these movements are even stronger when viewed on a weekly basis. Bitcoin has risen by 8.38% over the week, and Ethereum by 8.45%, indicating that the momentum from reaching $74,000 in mid

It seems that Bitcoin prices have slightly rebounded after a significant decline in recent days. At the same time, the stock market has also recovered about 2%, which is interesting. I wonder if there is some correlation or if it's due to other factors.
Looking at recent Bitcoin price movements, it feels like macroeconomic influences are strongly at play. It's definitely true that the correlation with stocks has increased. Geopolitical risk factors are also rising, and news that Iran suggested cooperation on important shipping routes may be affecting market sentiment.
During these times, it mi

In China’s investment world, there is a figure known as “東洋のバフェット,” named 段永平. When you dig deep into his investment philosophy and track record, you’ll find genuinely fascinating lessons packed within.
What makes 段永平 extraordinary is his shift from starting a business to investing. In 1988, he took over a small factory that had racked up losses of more than 2 million yuan, and within just a few years it grew to an annual output on the scale of 100 billion yuan. After that, he separated from the 益華グループ group and founded 步步高, the predecessor of OPPO and Vivo, and won the “標王” award on CCTV adve

Making 1 million with cryptocurrencies isn’t actually as difficult as you might think. As long as you choose the right method, there’s a chance for anyone.
The simplest approach is long-term fixed investing. Set aside 100,000 to 200,000 yen, and exchange it to USDT on a stable exchange. Divide it into 96 portions and keep adding purchases at a weekly pace. Allocate 60% to BTC, 30% to ETH, and distribute the remaining 10% to BNB or other blue-chips. During that time, don’t look at the chart, and don’t trade frequently—just wait endlessly. Thinking in the long term of 4 to 8 years, this method i

I was looking at the latest IMF report, and it predicts that the U.S. unemployment rate will hover around 4%. It seems to be based on an analysis of labor market trends. If the U.S. unemployment rate stabilizes at this level, it suggests that the job market is relatively steady. Since this outlook is based on a comprehensive assessment of the global economic environment and various indicators, it probably has a decent level of reliability. Seeing forecasts like this makes me realize once again that the U.S. economy has quite a bit of resilience. Despite various challenges, a stable unemploymen