Author: Leslie Stewart

The future of money is coded, not printed, and our freedoms depend on whether the underlying protocols uphold sound money principles. Money as a commodity is different from other things. It is not consumed and does not directly contribute to the production process. Individuals naturally try to acquire as much as possible, but paradoxically, from a society’s point of view, more is not always better. There is no such thing as an “optimal” money supply. Any quantity is sufficient as long as the price can be freely adjusted. Statisticians often confuse financial expansion with economic growth, but inflation only erodes…

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To successfully launch a cryptocurrency token, you need more than just technical expertise. It calls for a strategic approach that integrates marketing, community building and data-driven insights. In 2025, one of the most effective ways to achieve the biggest impact during token launches is to leverage the insights of KOLs (Primary Opinion Leaders). KOL is an influential figure within the crypto sector, including blockchain experts, investors and social media influencers, whose opinions are weighted in shaping market perceptions and investor behavior. Understanding how to leverage these insights will enable Crypto founders to optimize their launch strategies, increase investor confidence, and…

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang characterizes his company’s $100 billion Openai investment as an opportunity to invest in the next “multiple dollars” company. Nvidia itself is part of its club, with a market valuation of $4.5 trillion.According to Huang, investments like Openai’s Nvidia are based on “trust in revenue” that the company can maintain. Nvidia and Openai are already indirect collaboration through New Jersey-based cloud computer Darling Core Weave.One of CoreWeave’s biggest investors? nvidia. There are other players in the bushes. Oracle says it will spend around $40 billion on Nvidia’s chips to power one of Openai’s data centers. Oracle and…

Chinese rescuers on Monday evacuated hundreds of hikers who remained on the eastern slopes of Mount Everest, the eastern slope of the world’s finest mountain, after heavy snow was covered in campsites over the weekend.Already nearly 350 hikers have moved safely at the rendezvous point in the small town of Kudan, with rescuers in contact with more than 200 remaining hikers “gradually arriving at the rendezvous point,” according to state broadcaster CCTV.Local news outlets initially reported that nearly 1,000 people were affected by the blizzard. Local rescue personnel were unable to immediately comment on the inconsistency.No casualties have been reported,…

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The most commonly banned books in American schools include LGBTQ titles, international bestsellers, teen romantic novels, and 1962 classics, according to a new report comparing contemporary censorship with Cold War McCarthyism.A report released Wednesday by Pen America, a nonprofit advocating for free expression, found that 87 public school districts in 23 states had bans on more than 6,800 books from 2024 to 25. This report was released before the week of Banned Books, which begins on Sunday.”The pressure of censorship has grown and escalated,” Casey Meehan, director of Penn America’s Freedom Program, said in a news release. “The past four…

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