Bitcoin Reclaims $65,500 but Volatility Remains as US Liquidity Hits $5.92 Trillion
Bitcoin funds shed $465 million over two sessions last week even as broader U.S. liquidity kept expanding to $5.92 trillion, leaving the asset locked in a tight $63,700-to-$65,500 range. The mismatch points to a leverage flush rather than a change in investor conviction. A Winning Streak Snaps Bitcoin is trading near $65,300 as U.S. spot […] Powered by...
A Gamer Boosted His RAM With DIY Copper Pipe Heatsinks in 45 Minutes
A PC modder known as sunrise2209 shared a DIY RAM cooling hack on Reddit, crafting copper pipe heatsinks in about 45 minutes per stick to avoid spending roughly $20 on commercial versions. The build drew immediate pushback over copper’s conductivity and the risk of short circuits, with commenters urging thermal insulating pads. It also revived […] Powered by...
Latam Insights: Tokenized Cows in Brazil, El Salvador’s Remittance Reality, and Argentina’s Crypto Bill
Welcome to Latam Insights, a compilation of the most relevant crypto news from Latin America over the past week. In this edition, tokenized cattle surges as collateral for a loan in Brazil, crypto remittances fail to get traction in El Salvador, and Argentina proposes a bill to include crypto in its financial system. From Pasture […] Powered by...
Copyright Scammers Weaponized Meta’s Rights Manager with Backdating Exploit
Similar to other social media platforms, creators on Facebook and Instagram have to battle a constant stream of copyright infringing material. To facilitate this process, the company has rolled out several anti-piracy initiatives in recent years. Both Facebook and Instagram use a “Rights Manager” tool, which is an automated system that runs copyright checks. After rightsholders upload reference files, the system detects infringing...
Meta Confirms ‘Data Engineer’ is Behind Key IP Address in Adult Film Piracy Lawsuit
Last summer, adult content producers Strike 3 Holdings and Counterlife Media filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Meta, alleging that the tech company downloaded thousands of their films via BitTorrent to train AI models. After Meta’s motion to dismiss was denied last month by U.S. District Judge Eumi K. Lee, Strike 3 filed an amended complaint expanding its claims to 2,973 films, up from the original 2,396. With that many...
