Insider Brief China made roughly 90 percent of the world’s humanoid robots last year. It operates the largest fleet of industrial robots on the planet. Its factories installed more robots over the past five years than every other country combined. And yet, at the heart of nearly every intelligent robot rolling off a Chinese production […]
Bitcoin may be holding strong above major psychological levels, but the market still lacks the scale of capital inflows needed to trigger a true full-scale bull run. While short-term moves can be driven by leverage and speculative positioning, a true bull run historically requires deep, consistent liquidity from institutions, funds, and new retail participants entering the market. The Liquidity Gap Preventing Bitcoin From Full Expansion Bitcoin still requires significantly stronger capital inflows to confirm the start of a true bull market, as current on-chain signals suggest momentum remains insufficient. The founder and CEO of Alphractal, Joao Wedson, highlighted on X that a key metric to watch is the realized market capitalization impulse, which is currently hovering just below the neutral 0 level, a zone now acting as temporary resistance. Related Reading: Previous Bitcoin’s Market Top Was Hidden Behind Sophisticated Whale Distribution — Analyst Explained If the metric fails to rec
Rivian's AI-powered voice assistant is rolling out today to the company's vehicle fleet. The assistant will be available through a software update to all compatible Rivian Gen 1 and Gen 2 vehicle owners who subscribe to the company's Connect Plus cellular service, which costs $15 a month or $150 a year, or are in an active trial.
First announced at last year's AI and Autonomy Day, the Rivian Assistant is powered by the company's Rivian Unified Intelligence, "a shared, multi-modal AI foundation" that is "interwoven" throughout the entire company. The assistant is deeply embedded in the vehicle's operations, but will also pair with third-par …
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You bought a few coins on an exchange, left them there for convenience, and then hit the point most crypto users eventually reach. You want more control. Maybe you want to use a DApp, mint an NFT, move funds between chains, or just stop trusting one company to hold everything for you.
That’s when the hot wallet question becomes real.
A hot wallet is a wallet connected to the internet. It’s built for daily use. You open it fast, sign transactions fast, and connect it to apps fast. A cold wallet does the opposite. It slows things down on purpose so your long-term holdings stay harder to reach.
The best hot wallet isn’t the one with the flashiest homepage or the longest feature list. It’s the one that fits how you use crypto, what chains you use, and how well it fits into the rest of your setup once you end up with more than one wallet.
Choosing Your Best Hot Wallet for Everyday Crypto
You buy ETH on an exchange, download a wallet because you want to try a DApp, and a few weeks later you
Insider Brief SAP and robotics software company Cyberwave have deployed fully autonomous AI-powered robots inside an active SAP logistics warehouse in Germany. According to Cyberwave, the deployment is operating at SAP’s warehouse in St. Leon-Rot using SAP Logistics Management, the company’s cloud-native logistics execution platform. The robots are handling box folding, packaging and shipping fulfillment […]
The company said its platform now supports tokenized equities, funds and money market instruments across trading, settlement and post-trade operations.
Major financial institutions are expanding crypto services across regulated finance, with Bitwise data showing 24 firms active in trading, custody, funds, payments, tokenization, or exchange-traded products. The activity points to wider use of regulated crypto access. Banks Move Crypto Deeper Into Regulated Finance Wall Street’s crypto footprint is expanding across the financial system. Asset management […]