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The 20 Largest Cryptocurrencies by Market Cap
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by David Bel, Brownstone Institute
American healthcare is currently providing us with an excellent lesson in what capitalism looks like in the absence of a moral framework. The biggest losers
by Kit Knightly
I’m starting to think a full-scale, nationwide compulsory digital ID won’t ever be a thing. Not officially, anyway. Not for quite a while.
It’s
by Protos Staff
Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin firm, has claimed that it made approximately $4.9 billion in profits for the second quarter of 2025.
USDT, the main
by Marie-Rose Sheinerman
In dozens of U.S. cities, the next time you call 911, a drone might show up before an officer does.
The technology behind that — “Drone as
by Peggy Hall
First of all, stop calling it “vaccine safety.”
That’s like saying “safe rapes” or “safer child abuse.”
The two words “vaccines” and “safety” should never go
by Joshua Stylman
I saw this chart making the rounds on Twitter this week, and it stopped me cold. While the specific figures combine data from multiple sources, the trend
by Veronika Kyrylenko
The Trump administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) continues a major legal battle that began nearly 10 years ago. Earlier this month, the EPA officially filed an
By Ben Weiss, Crypto Reporte
Fintech giant PayPal launched a new payment option on Monday that will let smaller U.S. merchants accept more than 100 cryptocurrencies, including mainstays like
by Tyler Durden
Via Brian McGlinchey at Stark Realities
When asked how far the US government has plunged into the red, many fiscally-conscious Americans will tell you the national debt
by Take Back Our Tech
For the first time ever, a coin has openly announced its intention to 51% attack none other than Monero, the world’s most popular privacy
by Tim Lynch
Last week, the BBC reminded us that we have just three years left to drastically reduce all CO2 emissions, or we risk crossing the dreaded 1.5°
