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- What Is Strategy (MSTR)? The Bitcoin Treasury Company
Strategy’s co-founder Michael Saylor pioneered the Bitcoin treasury playbook. Here’s what you need to know.
- Bitcoin Miner IREN Shares Fall as AI Conversion Costs Mount
AI cloud revenue topped Bitcoin mining for the first time as IREN accelerated its data center conversion.
- Bitcoin Traders Watch Fed Chair Warsh for Clues—And Get Nothing
Fed Chair Warsh's first Jackson Hole keynote doubled down on giving markets zero rate hints as inflation runs hot and Bitcoin traders wait on September's call.
- Ethereum ETFs Take $226M in a Day, Almost Matching Bitcoin's Haul
Nine straight sessions have brought in $1.4 billion, with Thursday marking the funds' strongest day in 10 months.
- Morning Minute: Solana Jumps with Network Inflation Set to Drop
Two majors proposals are set to pass, its leading DATs are back, and Schwab is offering SOL to its clients—quite the setup for Solana.
- UK Police Seize $1.4M in Bitcoin Traced to Shuttered Darknet Markets
The 20.21 BTC was linked to marketplaces running between 2016 and 2019, and the man who held it died before it was forfeited.
- 240 Crypto Millionaires Booked Over Half of Britain's Taxable Crypto Gains
HMRC's first breakdown shows 17,600 people declared £1.38 billion, most of them under 55 and 87% of them men.
- Judge Rules Trump Administration Illegally Retaliated Against Anthropic Over AI Red Lines
Rita Lin vacated the supply chain designation and issued a permanent injunction, refusing the government even a seven-day stay.
- Bitcoin Completes First Experimental Quantum-Safe Transaction, Starkware Says
The transaction used Bitcoin’s existing rules to protect funds from a future quantum attack without requiring a network upgrade.
- Google’s Android 17 Turns On New Privacy Feature—But Your Browsing Isn’t Fully Hidden
Google's new privacy standard scrambles the one field of a web request that still travels in the clear: the name of the site being opened.
- Bitcoin Privacy Wallet Sparrow Issues Update After AI Flags Fixes
Developer Craig Raw said an AI-assisted review produced most of the fixes in version 2.5.4, though none appeared likely to put users’ funds at risk.
- Red Flag? OpenAI's Agentic ChatGPT Work Signs Into Your Accounts Without You
OpenAI says the model never sees your password—but a signed-in session can persist across tasks, and you can step away while it works.
- $6.4 Billion in Bitcoin Options Expire Tomorrow—Here's What It Means
Deribit's Friday settlement covers nearly a fifth of the exchange's Bitcoin open interest, and max pain sits well below where BTC is trading right now.
- No, Ledger Wasn’t Hacked: Vulnerable Ethereum App Was Patched Before Exploit, Company Says
OneKey demonstrated how an outdated Ethereum app could sign a transaction different from the one shown on a Ledger device, but the wallet maker says the vulnerability had already been fixed.
- Bitcoin Eyes Major Resistance as Jackson Hole Kicks Off With Unusual Fed Agenda
BTC is holding above $80,000 into a Fed symposium that, for the first time in 40 years, is built around crypto's own turf—payments and financial infrastructure.
- AI Has Human Doctors Asking: What’s Left for Us?
A recent paper argues that AI is often better at doctoring than doctors. Guess who isn't thrilled.
- The 31 Best Deals From the REI Labor Day Sale
Labor Day already? Say it ain’t so. You can still chase summer a while longer with these great deals on outdoor gear at the REI Labor Day Sale.
- Best Laptops (2026): My Top Recommendations After Testing Hundreds
I’ve been reviewing laptops for over a decade, and here's my advice on how to find the right laptop for you.
- He Scraped All of Their Art for AI. Now He’s Collaborating on a Tool to Help Them
The art portfolio platform Cara, designed for creators who don’t want their work used to train AI, has been under assault by trolls seizing and publishing its data.
- Inside Meta’s Push to Put Robots to Work in Data Centers
The company is testing robots that can swap cables, reset servers, and take on other tasks performed by technicians, fueling concerns among some workers that their jobs could be at risk.
- The Easiest Ways to Share Anything Between Android and iOS
Transferring files and data across platforms is more straightforward than ever.
- XGIMI Vibe One Battery-Powered Projector Review (2026)
With the curtains closed and the power cable nearby, this affordable Full HD smart projector is a compact delight.
- I Asked 100 Companies for My Data. I Got Deletion Notices Instead
California residents have a legal right to access the data that companies collect about them. Actually exercising that right is a burdensome nightmare.
- There Are So Many Conspiracy Theories About Dolly Parton and Vaccines
Influential right-wing conspiracy theorists and MAGA-aligned pundits are falsely claiming that the Covid vaccine killed Dolly Parton, the vaccination advocate and philanthropist.
- How an Atlanta Suburb Ended Up Sharing Flock Data With More Than 2,000 Organizations
Alpharetta, Georgia, cops share data with thousands of Flock users, ranging from federal agencies to a fish and wildlife commission. The reasons why show how vast—and invasive—the network has become.
- Maytag Promo Codes: 15% Off Appliances
Upgrade your home for less with these verified Maytag discount codes, military savings, and limited-time closeout offers on washers, dryers, and more.
- 30% VistaPrint Coupon & Promo Codes | September 2026
From personalized gifts to business essentials, WIRED can help you save with our selection of VistaPrint promo codes.
- Reebok Discount Code: Save 15%+ in September 2026
Score deep discounts on running shoes, athletic apparel, and classics with the latest verified Reebok promo codes, student discounts, and member-only savings.
- Hotels.com Coupon Codes for September 2026
Unlock significant savings on hotels, resorts, and getaways with our verified Hotels.com promo codes and gift card discounts. Plan your perfect trip today!
- Uber Eats Promo Codes: $15 Off │September 2026
Hunger meets savings. Discover verified Uber Eats promo codes, new user offers, and Uber One discounts to slash your delivery fees and meal costs.
- Meta Keeps Trying to Fix Glasses Privacy Concerns With New Update
Another update for Meta glasses aims to shut down recording when the light’s off, and an ad campaign is trying to address the pervert concerns.
- Apple TV Now Costs More. Here’s What to Know
A price hike has also hit Apple One, affecting subscribers in the US.
- The 2026 Midterms Are Coming. Political Deepfakes Are Already Here
Remember that fake Joe Biden robocall? That likely won’t be the last AI deepfake we see during election season.
- Apple Isn’t Following Its Typical Playbook for the September iPhone Event
Tim Cook is having a wild last week on the job.
- The iPhone Air Is One of Apple’s Most Important Products, Even if It Wasn’t a Blockbuster
Apple’s super-thin iPhone didn’t sell like crazy, but it helped set the stage for something bigger: the long-rumored foldable.
- What Meta’s All-New Social Media Guidelines Promise to Change for Teen Users
A major lawsuit has led Meta to change the rules again for young users on Instagram and Facebook. Here’s exactly what’s changing.
- 1 in 6 VPNs Track Your Location, According to New Report From Proton
According to the report, 64 VPN apps on Apple’s App Store and Google Play contain trackers that collect your sensitive data; the exact opposite of what a VPN is supposed to do.
- Human, Beware: The Secrets We Tell AI Chatbots Aren’t Private
A recent DuckDuckGo survey finds that people are sharing intimate details with chatbots without knowing all the privacy risks.
- Adobe Photoshop Adds a Whole New AI Editing Mode
The new AI Assisted Editor is another AI tool for Adobe’s image editing software.
- Complaints Pile Up for Popular Meal Kit Services Amid Missing Ingredients and Poor Customer Service
Unhappy customers told CNET about their negative experiences with Marley Spoon.
- The Powerful Stealth AI Model ‘Ox Alpha’ Is Now GLM-5.3-Flash, and You Can Use It
The Chinese AI company Z.ai has confirmed responsibility for the model, which caught users’ attention on OpenRouter last week.
- Nokia’s 300 Charge Is the Cool Retro Phone You Won’t Be Using in the US
The unavailability of the phone due to its 2G networking may drive fans of retro-styled phones to look at other options.
- Sony’s New Bravia 6 TVs Take On Entry-Level OLEDs
The new OLEDs feature budget-friendlier pricing and start at 48 inches.
- Hugging Face’s Microduck Feels Like a Harbinger of the Cute AI Robot Wave
It waddles… it roller-skates… it plays ball… it learns.
- Are You a ‘Meat Proxy’? The Rise of Copy-Pasting AI Responses Without Thinking
“AI slop” now has a friend. “Meat proxy” is a new way to describe too much reliance on AI content.
- Solana vote to double disinflation passes by a hair in dramatic finish
Solana's first network-wide vote went down to the wire, with a Kraken-linked validator switching sides before the disinflation proposal narrowly passed.
- BitGo to buy NYDIG trading arm for $42.5M in cash and stock plus $15M earnout
The deal to buy NYDIG IF Holdings comprises $7 million in cash and around $35.5 million in stock, as well as the $15 earnout.
- Fed Chair Kevin Warsh at Jackson Hole: 'We have work to do' on inflation
Warsh's highly anticipated remarks at the Kansas City Fed's annual symposium Friday morning leaned hawkish, prompting traders to quickly raise bets on a September rate hike.
- The Clarity Act slipped to September. Banks are building anyway
But every month without settled rules quietly rewards the walled garden, writes Matter Labs’ Vassilis Tziokas.
- Ethena looks beyond crypto to squeeze yield from booming equity perpetuals
The issuer of the $4 billion USDe token said it expects real-world asset perpetuals to eclipse crypto derivatives in its backing within 12 to 24 months.
- SBI buys 20% stake in Indonesia's Ajaib for $270 million to expand yen stablecoin in Southeast Asia
The Japanese financial giant is acquiring a 20% stake in the Indonesian online brokerage to build a cross-border, blockchain-based settlement network.
- MINTernet 5G Home Internet Now Comes With Less Commitment, But the Same Great Service
Now you only need a 3-month deal to get home internet plus unlimited mobile for just $45 per month.
- io9’s Top 5 Films of Summer 2026
The results are in. io9's staff voted and, below, we've got our five favorite movies of the summer.
- Speedo’s New Wearable Adds Speed and Stroke Tracking to Goggles You Might Already Own
The smart module can monitor things like your head movement, pace, and strokes and then offer ways you can improve in a smartphone companion app.
- Pebble Time 2 Review: The Most Joyful Smartwatch I’ve Ever Worn
A simple smartwatch is one thing, but the Pebble Time 2 makes the experience of wearing a watch fun.
- Freak Earthquake That Hit New York in 2024 Came From a Hidden Fault Zone
This unusual quake took tens of millions of people by surprise, and now we know where it came from.
- Meet Zosia, the 17th-Century Vampire Suspect Buried With a Sickle at Her Throat
Archaeologists say the skeleton, found with a padlock on her toe and a sickle laid across her throat, is likely a case of a community fearing the demonic return of the dead.
- Jane Schoenbrun Hopes to Direct ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’
Plus, Outkast's André 3000 joins 'Scooby-Doo: Origins.'
- Judge Says the Pentagon’s Blacklisting of Anthropic Is Illegal
The judge ruled that the Trump administration violated Anthropic’s First Amendment rights.
- First Leak of Nvidia’s DLSS 5 Apparently Makes Games Look and Run Worse
Mods using an early version of Nvidia’s AI-slop-ified visuals still ignores artistic intent and cuts performance in half.
- Meta Smart Glasses Creeps Now Have One Less Way to Be Creepy
Loophole closed (apparently).
- Cleaning Products May Expose You to as Much Air Pollution as a Busy Street
Researchers found that billions and sometimes trillions of tiny airborne particles are created during household cleaning with scented products—producing air pollution akin to smog.
- MAGA Trolls Obsessed With Renaming Lake Ontario on Wikipedia After Trump’s Declaration
"You can call him 'unstable' all you like, you leftie."
- Adria Arjona Would Love to Return to the ‘Star Wars’ Universe
The star of 'Onslaught' discussed what it would take to reprise her role from 'Andor.'
- ‘Star Trek’ Aims to Set a World Record for Vulcan Salutes on ‘Star Trek’ Day
The sci-fi franchise celebrates its 60th anniversary September 8 with screenings and special events.
- ‘Dark Matter’ Expands Its World and Emotional Depth in Season 2
Blake Crouch’s sci-fi drama starring Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly returns to Apple TV.
- Cohere Parse 5 loses the benchmark on points. It wins on cost per page.
Enterprises trying to feed PDFs, slides and scanned documents into AI pipelines keep running into the same wall: the tools either miss the structure — tables, charts, layout — […]
- Enterprise AI's real risk isn't autonomous agents. It's the complexity between them.
Presented by Gravitee Agent complexity is the insidious shadow lurking inside enterprises right now that needs a light shone on it.That’s because enterprises don't deploy a […]
- Visa ships a security AI that patches production code before any human reviews it
Visa's open-source security harness now finds the vulnerability, writes the fix, and turns an adversarial panel on its own patch before any human reviews it. The whole loop ships […]
- When agents act on their own, governance has to live in the data layer
Presented by EDB As enterprises give AI agents more autonomy — the ability to plan, decide, and act across systems without a human approving each step — a hard question moves […]
- GLM-5.3-Flash will likely handle 45% of your AI workloads
A week ago, a mystery model called Ox Alpha showed up on OpenRouter — one more entrant among more than 400 models, with roughly 10 new ones launching every week. What made it […]
- Salesforce just put its entire CRM inside Claude — and says you’ll never need its app again
Salesforce and Anthropic announced Tuesday a sweeping expansion of their partnership, called Claudeforce, that pushes the world's largest customer relationship management platform […]
- The fix for the AI agent that hijacked a company's DNS: it can propose the change, but it can't approve it
A security agent read a Cloudflare log, found an attacker’s prompt-injection payload sitting inside it, and rewrote the company’s DNS. The firewall had already blocked that […]
