Mag 7 stocks are mostly lower: Nvidia +0.3%, Tesla +0.2%, Alphabet -0.7%, Apple -0.4%, Amazon -0.9%, Microsoft -0.8%, Meta Platforms -0.5%
Best Buy (BBY) slips 2% after DA Davidson cut the recommendation on the consumer electronics retailer to neutral, citing the stock’s valuation following a 35% year-to-date gain.
Bloom Energy (BE) rises 6% and Everpure (P) gains 2% after S&P Dow Jones Indices said the companies will join the S&P 500 Index. Boston Scientific (BSX) slips 2% after the company said that the cyber attack that recently affected operations is likely to have a material impact on third quarter and fiscal 2026 results. Herbalife (HLF) rises 7% after the maker of dietary supplements announced a $250 million share buyback.
Ionis Pharmaceuticals (IONS) falls 10% and Amgen (AMGN) slumps 5% after Novartis AG said its heart medication, pelacarsen, failed in a final-stage study.
Pharvaris (PHVS) soars 25% after a Phase 3 trial of its deucrictibant extended-release tablet for the prevention of hereditary angioedema attacks met its primary and secondary endpoints.
Rigetti Computing (RGTI) rises 5% after the quantum computing firm signed a $100 million pact with the US Department of Commerce to accelerate superconducting quantum computing R&D.
Roivant (ROIV) gains 20% after the drugmaker said a mid-stage study of its inhaled drug, mosliciguat, met its primary endpoint in the treatment for a lung disease.
Sigma Lithium (SGML) drops 16% after a Brazilian court ordered the suspension of all environmental permits for an operating subsidiary of the company and the complete halt of mining activities for the firm’s Grota do Cirilo lithium project.
Sweetgreen (SG) is up 5% after KeyBanc raised its recommendation on the salad restaurant chain to overweight, calling it a compelling turnaround opportunity.
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PancakeSwap traded about $75M of bStocks in a day
@PancakeSwap's volume covered SpaceX, Nvidia, Tesla, Apple, GameStop, and index products tracking the Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500. @bstocksfinance tokens are certificates that give holders an interest in securities the issuer holds rather than the underlying shares.
The full range now carries $624M in value across 72 assets, all on @BNBChain. The holder count has climbed to over 981,000, up ~370% in the past month. Per rwa(.)xyz data.
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Top Overnight News
Saudi Aramco’s oil facilities in the Saudi Arabian city of Jizan have been attacked only a month after a separate strike temporarily knocked out some production at its refinery.: FT
Iran says US energy companies' facilities are 'exposed': RTRS
UAE says its energy exports will not be 'held hostage' by Iran war: RTRS
Several Qatari liquefied natural gas tankers are heading back toward the Persian Gulf, a sign the supplier may be positioning vessels for a resumption of exports through the Strait of Hormuz: BBG
The Alternative for Germany scored its best-ever result in a state election on Sunday amid growing public discontent with the political establishment, delivering a powerful blow to Chancellor Friedrich Merz: BBG
AI could pose 'existential' risk to humanity, UN rights chief warns: RTRS
From dance floor to war: China readies humanoid robots for combat: RTRS
Japan likely sold a portion of its holdings of foreign securities, including US Treasuries, to finance its record currency intervention over the past month, despite concern in Washington over the impact of Treasury sales on long-term yields: BBG
The South Korean won advanced to its strongest level in nearly two years Monday, helped by a rally in semiconductor stocks and continued foreign inflows into the country’s benchmark equity index: BBG
Nepal rescuers focus on 900 hydropower workers, 121 could be trapped in tunnels, officials say: RTRS
German industrial production declined the most in almost a year, marking an unexpected setback to the recovery of Europe’s biggest economy: RTRS
Fed's Hammack (2026 voter) said on Friday that Fed policy is not restrictive and inflation is too high, while she stated local contact views indicate now is the time for a Fed hike to control inflation.
Huawei launches new foldable smartphone; Xiaomi and Apple set to follow: RTRS
Warning signs abound for Republicans as midterm campaign begins final sprint: RTRS
President Trump said on Friday that they are taking action to help cattle ranchers and signed an order that allows ranchers to process their own beef, while small, medium, and large ranchers can sell to consumers, and he also stated that meatpackers have been charging unsustainable prices.
There were multiple casualties after an Amazon (AMZN) cargo plane overran the runway and struck vehicles whilst landing at Miami International Airport, while the Miami-Dade County Sheriff announced that at least five people have been confirmed dead.
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How Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro Will Change Smartphones Forever. With the iPhone 18 Pro launch, Apple will set the smartphone agenda with its approach to mobile artificial intelligence, foldable smartphones, and retail release dates.
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Next week preview: US Aug CPI due Friday; China Aug FX reserves, CPI, trade, M2 scheduled Mon — China publishes Aug foreign-exchange reserves; US and Canadian equity markets closed for Labor Day, metals and oil markets close early, reduced liquidity expected.
Tue — China releases Aug trade balance (USD and RMB reporting); US releases Aug NFIB small‑business index and NY Fed 1‑yr inflation expectations; Japan, Germany and France publish July trade data.
Wed — China publishes Aug CPI YoY (market‑moving for China inflation/monetary outlook); US weekly ADP employment change to Aug 22.
Thu — US 10‑yr Treasury auction (stop‑out yield and bid‑cover ratio); US Aug PPI YoY and MoM; weekly initial jobless claims; existing‑home sales and July wholesale sales; EIA weekly natural‑gas inventory; China posts Aug M2 YoY; EIA and OPEC publish monthly oil reports; Apple hosts autumn product event; TSMC publishes Aug revenue; ECB President Lagarde speaks at Bundesbank event and holds a monetary‑policy press briefing.
Fri — US Aug CPI releases: unadjusted YoY, seasonally adjusted MoM and core MoM, plus preliminary 1‑yr inflation expectations and University of Michigan consumer sentiment (prelim); weekly EIA crude and Cushing inventories and SPR stock change; IEA monthly oil report; UK July GDP, manufacturing and industrial output and trade data; China opens new domestic refined‑fuel price adjustment window. (https://mktnews.com/flashDetail.html?id=01a076e0-7eee-7118-84b9-83392ac6a31c)
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Cyber is having a moment
Across 21 major software companies, including Apple, AWS, Microsoft, and Google:
- Reported critical vulnerabilities never cleared 100 per month in four years - Since spring they've jumped to over 600 per month
Charts of the Week: https://www.a16z.news/p/chart-of-the-week-experience-skills
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How Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro Will Change Smartphones Forever. With the iPhone 18 Pro launch, Apple will set the smartphone agenda with its approach to mobile artificial intelligence, foldable smartphones, and retail release dates.
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Sam Altman says he's 'a mega Apple fan boy' and is sad they are suing OpenAI
Binance: 币安将在“赚取、购买加密货币、转换、VIP贷款和保证金”功能中添加火星币（MARSCOIN）。
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This is a general announcement. Products and services referred to here may not be available in your region.
Disclaimer: This is not available for users in the EEA.
Fellow Binancians,
Binance is excited to announce that MarsCoin (MARSCOIN) will be added to Binance Simple Earn, "Buy Crypto", Binance Convert, Binance Margin and VIP Loan at the respective dates and timings listed below.
Earn
MARSCOIN Flexible Products will be listed on Binance Simple Earn at 2026-09-04 13:00 (UTC) and will be available for subscription.
Buy & Sell Crypto
Users can buy MARSCOIN with VISA, MasterCard, Google Pay, Apple Pay or buy and sell MARSCOIN with their account balances on the “Buy Crypto” page, available within one hour of MARSCOIN being listed on Binance Spot.
Convert
Users will be able to start trading MARSCOIN against BTC, USDT, and any other tokens on Binance Convert at zero fees within one hour of MARSCOIN being listed on Binance Spot.
VIP Loan
MARSCOIN will be listed as a borrowable coin on VIP Loan within one hour of MARSCOIN being listed on Binance Spot.
Margin
Cross Margin & Isolated Margin
Binance Margin will add MARSCOIN as a new borrowable asset on Cross and Isolated Margin, as well as the MARSCOIN/USDT and MARSCOIN/USDC pairs on Cross and Isolated Margin at 2026-09-04 13:00 (UTC).
Portfolio Margin
Binance Margin will add MARSCOIN as a new borrowable asset on Portfolio Margin, as well as the MARSCOIN/USDT and MARSCOIN/USDC pairs on Portfolio Margin at 2026-09-04 13:00 (UTC).
Notes:
Please note that newly listed tokens tend to be volatile; users are encouraged to adopt stringent risk management strategies when trading such tokens.
Please refer to Margin Data for a list of the most updated marginable assets and further information on specific limits, collateral ratio and rates.
Guides & Related Materials:
How to Buy Crypto with Credit/Debit CardHow to Use Binance ConvertHow to Use Short on Margin TradingHow to Use Long on Margin Trading
Note: There may be discrepancies between this original content in English and any translated versions. Please refer to the original English version for the most accurate information, in case any discrepancies arise.
Thank you for your support!
Binance Team
2026-09-04
USDC is an e-money token issued by Circle Internet Financial Europe SAS (https://www.circle.com/). USDC’s whitepaper is available here. You may contact Circle using the following contact information: +33(1)59000130 and [email protected].
Holders of USDC have a legal claim against Circle SAS as the EU issuer of USDC. These holders are entitled to request redemption of their USDC from Circle SAS. Such redemption will be made at any time and at par value.
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币安将在“赚取、购买加密货币、转换、VIP贷款和保证金”功能中添加火星币（MARSCOIN）。
- - - - - - - - -Notice Details- - - - - - - - - - -
This is a general announcement. Products and services referred to here may not be available in your region.
Disclaimer: This is not available for users in the EEA.
Fellow Binancians,
Binance is excited to announce that MarsCoin (MARSCOIN) will be added to Binance Simple Earn, "Buy Crypto", Binance Convert, Binance Margin and VIP Loan at the respective dates and timings listed below.
Earn
MARSCOIN Flexible Products will be listed on Binance Simple Earn at 2026-09-04 13:00 (UTC) and will be available for subscription.
Buy & Sell Crypto
Users can buy MARSCOIN with VISA, MasterCard, Google Pay, Apple Pay or buy and sell MARSCOIN with their account balances on the “Buy Crypto” page, available within one hour of MARSCOIN being listed on Binance Spot.
Convert
Users will be able to start trading MARSCOIN against BTC, USDT, and any other tokens on Binance Convert at zero fees within one hour of MARSCOIN being listed on Binance Spot.
VIP Loan
MARSCOIN will be listed as a borrowable coin on VIP Loan within one hour of MARSCOIN being listed on Binance Spot.
Margin
Cross Margin & Isolated Margin
Binance Margin will add MARSCOIN as a new borrowable asset on Cross and Isolated Margin, as well as the MARSCOIN/USDT and MARSCOIN/USDC pairs on Cross and Isolated Margin at 2026-09-04 13:00 (UTC).
Portfolio Margin
Binance Margin will add MARSCOIN as a new borrowable asset on Portfolio Margin, as well as the MARSCOIN/USDT and MARSCOIN/USDC pairs on Portfolio Margin at 2026-09-04 13:00 (UTC).
Notes:
Please note that newly listed tokens tend to be volatile; users are encouraged to adopt stringent risk management strategies when trading such tokens.
Please refer to Margin Data for a list of the most updated marginable assets and further information on specific limits, collateral ratio and rates.
Guides & Related Materials:
How to Buy Crypto with Credit/Debit CardHow to Use Binance ConvertHow to Use Short on Margin TradingHow to Use Long on Margin Trading
Note: There may be discrepancies between this original content in English and any translated versions. Please refer to the original English version for the most accurate information, in case any discrepancies arise.
Thank you for your support!
Binance Team
2026-09-04
USDC is an e-money token issued by Circle Internet Financial Europe SAS (https://www.circle.com/). USDC’s whitepaper is available here. You may contact Circle using the following contact information: +33(1)59000130 and [email protected].
Holders of USDC have a legal claim against Circle SAS as the EU issuer of USDC. These holders are entitled to request redemption of their USDC from Circle SAS. Such redemption will be made at any time and at par value.
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Regulation Crypto Assets doesn’t just affect crypto companies. Why AI's needed to stay compliant
The SEC has proposed a new set of rules called Regulation Crypto Assets (Regulation CA) in the US. By name, it’s aimed at making it easier for crypto projects to raise money legally, boosting innovation. Most of the media coverage treats it that way.
That framing misses the bigger story. Regulation CA changes everything about how companies across all sectors raise capital, not just crypto. But it will also introduce compliance gaps that are out of humans’ scope. Continuous AI verification can solve it, and FLock.io knows how.
How the new rule changes fundraising for everyone, not just crypto
Previously (for almost a century!), to fundraise you had two options: go public, or use an exemption. The former lets you sell to anyone, but it’s expensive, slow and means you take on real legal liability. The latter means less paperwork and no full registration, but each exemption comes with its own limitation, like only letting you sell to wealthy accredited investors, or you can’t advertise it, or the amount you can raise is capped.
But restrictions will be lifted for one type of asset, when Regulation CA enters into force in October 2027.
Regulation CA creates two exemptions
Regulation CA creates two exemptions:
Startup exemption (raise up to $5 million)
Fundraising exemption (up to $75 million a year).
They only work for a “covered investment contract” i.e. a crypto token that is bundled with an investment deal but is not itself a stock or a bond. Genuine equity and debt are explicitly pushed back to the old frameworks, says the SEC.
If you go through these exemptions, the SEC hands out all the perks of going public but on the terms of the private one. Tokens sold under the startup exemption “would not be restricted securities” – meaning no holding period, freely tradable right away. The exemption “would not limit an issuer’s ability to sell … to retail investors”. This means ordinary people, not just the wealthy – and “general solicitation … would be permitted”, so you can advertise it openly.
As for where it’s traded, these tokens can plug straight into the crypto market: Binance, Coinbase, and other exchanges that trade 24/7, front deep retail order books, and reach anyone in the world with a phone. Regulation CA gives an issuer public-market reach (retail buyers, open advertising, instantly tradable tokens on global crypto exchanges) on private-market obligations.
The rule has huge compliance gaps that humans can’t fix
Regulation CA creates several compliance gaps that humans will struggle to solve on their own.
Problem one: file-and-declare, with enforcement only after the fact
Reg CA leans heavily on self-certification. Under the startup exemption you begin by filing a notice that says you intend to do the work you promised investors within four years. And under either exemption you can later file a second form declaring that your obligations are finished and the investment deal has “ceased to exist.” Nobody at the SEC signs off on those filings in advance.
To be fair, this is not new or unique to crypto. Reg D )the biggest fundraising channel in the country) works almost entirely on a file-and-proceed basis, and the securities laws lean heavily on catching bad actors after the fact. Fraud liability still applies under Reg CA, investors can still sue, and state regulators keep their own fraud powers.
The worry is the combination. If you combine self-certification and light disclosure with the broad-reach features above, there is a marked difference. Suddenly there is a much larger population of retail-facing, freely tradable tokens that no one examines until something goes wrong. It’s policed by an enforcement system that has never had the resources to check the long tail of small issuers. There is always a bigger fish to fry.
It leaves two major loopholes unaddressed.
1. Self-declared exits.
Companies can stop following securities laws simply by filing a “we’re done” form claiming they’ve finished their work, with zero SEC review or verification. A rule that lets a company declare its own way out of the securities laws is leaning a lot of weight on a form it will almost never audit.
2. Unenforceable investor caps.
The cap that holds a non-wealthy buyer to 10% of income or net worth relies on self-reporting. In a pseudonymous crypto market, anyone can bypass this limit using multiple wallets, and the cap disappears entirely once tokens trade on exchanges.
Once the token trades on Binance or Coinbase – where most retail actually buys – no per-investor limit applies to anyone. The most concrete investor protection in the proposal turns out, in the venue that matters most, to be close to unenforceable.
Problem two: the incentive for startups to ‘tokenise’ just for the discount
The next concern is that companies might raise in tokens simply to benefit from the better terms. Ones that would otherwise have fallen under Reg A or Reg CF would move into Reg CA.
Reg CA won’t ruin the whole stock market because it cannot be used for normal company shares or corporate debt. You can't sell regular stock or bonds through Reg CA. Also, the fundraising limits ($5 million or $75 million) are the same as traditional rules, so it doesn't allow companies to raise larger amounts of money.
The loophole is at the startup level. At the early stage, the temptation to fake a crypto angle is massive. Under Reg CA’s $5M Startup Exemption, you can advertise to the general public, sell to ordinary retail buyers without income caps, and avoid publishing audited financial statements. It gives you maximum reach with the fewest legal requirements.
Even a major crypto venture capital firm, Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), warned the SEC about this. They warned that founders might issue tokens not because the project actually needs a token, but because it gives founders a fast, easy way to dump tokens onto regular investors and cash out. “Without hard caps... projects may use the Proposal to facilitate large-scale distributions that function more like exit liquidity events than capital-raising transactions intended to fund network development.”
Problem three: the exit, which reaches beyond crypto
A share of Apple or Microsoft is a security forever. The company can never file a piece of paper and suddenly declare, “Our stock is no longer a security, so we don't have to follow SEC disclosure rules anymore.”
But under Regulation CA, companies can raise money from the public using the legal protections of a security, but then strip those investor protections away simply by checking a box. Investors end up holding high-risk digital assets with zero ongoing financial transparency.
It threatens all of fundraising, not just crypto. Since 1933, American financial law has operated on a strict deal. If you want access to public money and instant trading, you MUST provide ongoing financial transparency. Regulation CA breaks this. If founders figure out they can raise public money and get rid of SEC oversight just by structuring their deal as a token instead of a share of stock, many non-crypto startups will feel pressure to restructure their fundraisers.
There should be an independent, accountable third party
The better fix isn’t to ask the SEC to vet every deal. It can’t at this scale, which is exactly why the rule falls back on self-certification in the first place. The fix is to insert an independent, accountable third party between the issuer and the public, so that someone with their own license and liability on the line has to stand behind a deal before it reaches retail investors.
This is how Hong Kong polices its IPOs, but adapted to crypto. That accountability layer would have three parts:
1. A broker-dealer as sponsor.
Much like the sponsor and bookrunner that a Hong Kong listing requires, a licensed intermediary would run genuine due diligence and formally sign off on the offering, putting its own regulatory standing behind the deal rather than letting the issuer wave itself through. A gatekeeper who can be sanctioned is a gatekeeper who actually reads the fine print.
2. An independent legal opinion.
A qualified attorney would certify the deal’s legal footing, checking that the token really fits the exemption, that the structure is what it claims to be. It would be an outside professional judgment on the record, not the issuer’s own assertion.
3. A smart-contract auditor.
Not a financial auditor, but a technical one, who verifies that the contract is immutable — that its code cannot be quietly altered after the fact. This is the crypto-native check the older exemptions never needed, and it may be the one that matters most: it converts “we’ve finished our work and stepped away” from a claim you take on faith into something anyone can verify on-chain.
FLock.io’s solution uses AI for continuous verification
Forcing crypto issuers to hire human auditors or law firms re-imports an old Wall Street disease: conflicts of interest. When gatekeepers are paid by the companies they police, they are incentivised to turn a blind eye to stay hired.
The real solution is automated, neutral AI verification. Instead of trusting paid human auditors or self-certified forms, every company raising money under Reg CA should be monitored by an automated, neutral AI platform.
Most SEC compliance checks in crypto are objective data points that machines can easily monitor 24/7, such as:
1. Smart contract code
The AI checks on-chain code to confirm the team can't secretly change the rules or steal funds (verifying true immutability).
2. Team activity
It tracks developer code updates and public communications to check if the team has actually stepped back, or if they are still running the project.
3. Marketing checks
It crawls social media and ad copy to make sure the company isn't using illegal, misleading hype to sell tokens.
Because key crypto compliance rules are objectively trackable, an AI platform can monitor issuers continuously around the clock. It verifies smart-contract code, tracks team developer activity and scans promotional channels without the expense, bias or delays of human committees.
Machines don't get bribed, don’t have conflicts of interest, and can monitor thousands of crypto projects simultaneously around the clock.
Read the full piece and explore more on federated learning, decentralised AI, and sovereign AI on the FLock blog.
→ https://www.flock.io/blog/regulation-crypto-assets-doesnt-just-affect-crypto-companies--and-why-ais-needed-to-stay-compliant
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i agree with vlad calling for a SUPERCYCLE
There is going to be a lot more retail AND institutional activity this cycle
institutions: RWA's onchain, tokenized stocks onchain, stables onchain. they found crypto actually has a purpose. last cycle was the beginning of the ETFs.
retail: i've been talking about this for months. mobile is so much easier than last cycle
it's really easy for someone not in crypto to get onboarded into crypto with apple pay and gmail integrations and trade anything onchain without having to wait for it to get listed on coinbase or robinhood
this happening at the BOTTOM as we're coming out of the bear is insane
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unpopular opinion:
fomo could be the single most important catalyst for crypto this cycle
and most people still don't understand why
let me elaborate:
we had a massive problem last cycle:
retail never really came back to crypto in the way it did in 2021
there were obviously pockets of outperformance across select altcoins, but we never got the broad-based, reflexive retail-driven alt season that defined the 2021 cycle
instead, a huge amount of retail attention migrated to equities
AI and semiconductor stocks became their version of alt szn — some of them trading with the kind of momentum you'd normally associate with shitcoins
fomo completely flips the script this cycle
it radically simplifies the path from 'i want to trade crypto' to 'i just bought a coin.'
no navigating a maze of exchanges
no learning how wallets work
no understanding blockchain infrastructure
no filling out endless forms just to get started
you can fund your wallet with USDC or Apple Pay/Google Pay and start trading in essentially a few clicks.
but the really important part isn't even the UX
it's the distribution.
fomo is putting the PNLs of crypto's top traders directly in front of retail 24/7
people are once again seeing others turn relatively small amounts of capital into life-changing money
they're seeing the kind of gains that made crypto irresistible during the 2021 bull run
except this time, the barrier to participating is dramatically lower
and i think most people still haven't fully grasped what happens when you combine:
that's the recipe for the retail wave that can finally kickstart the real alt season of this cycle
crypto is hot again
and this time, the top traders on fomo are the new celebrities
if you don't have fomo yet, i strongly suggest joining through my ref link:
https://fomo.family/r/unipcs
i'm also currently running a $350k giveaway, airdropping USDC & solana:Dz9mQ9NzkBcCsuGPFJ3r1bS4wgqKMHBPiVuniW8Mbonk to my most active fomo refs
you just might be one of the lucky winners
GOD WILLING
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reply If you’re going to use the CSCO analog, I’d start the clock at the Netscape IPO in Aug 1995. That was the “killer app” moment, same as ChatGPT.
Cisco ran for another 4½ years.
And if you insist on starting at the 2000 peak, remember what happened next: Cisco had a few months of backlog that customers could cancel without penalty. Then the over-levered telcos blew up, WorldCom and Global Crossing went bankrupt, orders disappeared and Cisco ate a huge inventory charge.
Today the hyperscalers have $2.3T+ of cloud RPO stretching years, not quarters, across a much broader customer base, with some of the strongest balance sheets in the world funding the buildout.
And Cisco ultimately sold boxes that commoditized. While NVIDIA has CUDA + accelerators + networking + systems integration, which seems to me a lot closer to the kind of lock-in Apple kept.
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If you’re going to use the CSCO analog, I’d start the clock at the Netscape IPO in Aug 1995. That was the “killer app” moment, same as ChatGPT.
Cisco ran for another 4½ years.
And if you insist on starting at the 2000 peak, remember what happened next: Cisco had a few months of backlog that customers could cancel without penalty. Then the over-levered telcos blew up, WorldCom and Global Crossing went bankrupt, orders disappeared and Cisco ate a huge inventory charge.
Today the hyperscalers have $2.3T+ of cloud RPO stretching years, not quarters, across a much broader customer base, with some of the strongest balance sheets in the world funding the buildout.
And Cisco ultimately sold boxes that commoditized. While NVIDIA has CUDA + accelerators + networking + systems integration, which seems to me a lot closer to the kind of lock-in Apple kept.
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OpenAI Hits Back At Apple In Trade Secrets Lawsuit https://www.zerohedge.com/ai/openai-hits-back-apple-trade-secrets-lawsuit
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What happens if the Apple analog continues?
Following Apple's actual stock path from here puts NVDA at $277 in 16 months.
Adjust that path for today's higher market multiple: $498.
NVDA today: ~$227.
3/3 https://t.co/75cRTP38xn
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quote: NO QUANTUM COMPUTER CAN BREAK BITCOIN YET. BTQ SAYS ITS DEFENSE IS ALREADY LIVE.
BTQ Technologies $BTQ says it launched Bitcoin Quantum, a live post-quantum network built on Bitcoin's architecture, and shipped the first working implementation of BIP 360, the proposal for adding quantum-resistant signatures to Bitcoin.
The company also says it finished the design of a QCIM security chip with ICTK, ran validation work with Taiwan's ITRI, and acquired QPerfect, whose MIMIQ software is targeting a neutral-atom system of more than 400 qubits with the University of Strasbourg. | BTQ has stacked major moves throughout 2026, creating momentum across quantum security, silicon, Bitcoin infrastructure and quantum computing.
Here’s what that has looked like:
➡️ Bitcoin Quantum launched as a live post-quantum network built on Bitcoin’s architecture, followed by the first working implementation of BIP 360.
➡️ QCIM continued moving toward commercial silicon, including validation work with ITRI and the completed design of a next-generation QCIM + PUF security chip with ICTK.
➡️ BTQ opened a hardware R&D hub in Manhattan, bringing together engineering experience from Apple, Samsung, PsiQuantum, Meta, SandboxAQ and Tokyo Electron.
➡️ In Korea, BTQ expanded its reach across payments and financial infrastructure through work with Daou Data, iM Bank, Finger and, most recently, an MOU with ITCENGLOBAL and ITCEN PNS.
➡️ BTQ completed its acquisition of QPerfect, adding MIMIQ and QLU to its growing quantum computing stack.
➡️ MIMIQ moved into commercial deployment through SDT’s QuREKA platform and into France’s aQCess project with the University of Strasbourg, targeting a neutral-atom system of more than 400 qubits.
➡️ Australia’s Industry Growth Program selected BTQ for support as the company continues advancing QCIM toward commercialization.
Taken together, these moves show how BTQ has continued expanding its work across post-quantum security, silicon, financial infrastructure and quantum computing throughout 2026. $BTQ