Troy Miller

Space Exploration Technologies Corp. has filed the public version of its Form S-1 registration statement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, ending nearly 25 years of private-company opacity and clearing the final regulatory gate for what underwriters expect will be the largest initial public offering in market history.

Zcash (ZEC) is up roughly 1,400% year-to-date, has overtaken Cardano on the market-cap table, and is closing in on its 2017 all-time high near $800. The question splitting crypto X this week: is the privacy coin's vertical rally finally exhausted, or just clearing a decade of overhead?

Zcash (ZEC) has rallied roughly 1,200% over the past year and trades around $600 with a market cap close to $10 billion, putting it inside the top 15 cryptocurrencies by valuation. The privacy coin has caught endorsements from Naval Ravikant, Multicoin Capital, Tyler Winklevoss, and crypto trader Ansem — at a moment when the rest of the altcoin market has rarely looked worse. This is the case for why Zcash is one of the only altcoin theses left worth taking seriously.

The AngelList co-founder who seeded the ICO model is now chairing a $500-minimum SEC-registered fund holding xAI, OpenAI and Anthropic. The timing — one day after Robinhood's venture fund bought $75M of OpenAI — is not an accident.

After fifteen years, Apple's quiet operator hands the world's most valuable company to a hardware engineer who has never run a business. The bet: that the AI era will be won in silicon, not chatbots.

Anthropic on Thursday released Claude Opus 4.7, its most capable commercial AI model yet — and spent much of the launch reminding everyone it has a better one locked in the vault.

The longest-running mystery in cryptocurrency has a new chapter. On 8 April, the New York Times published a 12,000-word investigation by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist John Carreyrou arguing that British cryptographer Adam Back — the 55-year-old inventor of Hashcash and CEO of Blockstream — is the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto.

The $852 billion AI company's 13-page blueprint proposes public wealth funds, robot taxes and four-day workweeks — drawing praise for ambition and scepticism about motive

The question institutional investors should be asking about Bitcoin has fundamentally changed, according to a major new research report from one of the world's largest asset managers.

A war in the Middle East has turned a decade-old energy security warning into an emergency. For two countries that quietly dismantled their refining industries, the reckoning has arrived.