Venture capitalist Simon Dedic said Anthropic’s latest AI models drop the cost 
and skill needed to find crypto exploits to “basically zero.”

Venture capitalist Simon Dedic said Anthropic’s latest AI models drop the cost and skill needed to find crypto exploits to “basically zero.”

Crypto users wary as Anthropic releases Claude Mythos with safeguards

TSMC&#8217;s growth underscores the pivotal role of AI in tech, but reliance on AI 
demand poses risks if market dynamics shift.
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TSMC reports 30% rise in monthly sales amid AI infrastructure demand

Schmid&#8217;s transfer highlights the growing influence of market valuation 
platforms in negotiations and underscores the active Swiss-Austrian player 
pipeline.
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RB Salzburg signs Dominik Schmid for €3M, medical today

The lawsuit highlights the tension between rapid tech expansion and community 
well-being, potentially leading to stricter regulations and operational 
limits.
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xAI and SpaceX face class action lawsuit over data center noise affecting thousands of residents

“The same insider trade that improves the accuracy of the price today can 
reduce the participation that makes the price informative tomorrow,” said 
Balbinder Singh Gill.

“The same insider trade that improves the accuracy of the price today can reduce the participation that makes the price informative tomorrow,” said Balbinder Singh Gill.

&#8216;Maximal&#8217; ban on insider trading would hurt prediction markets, says researcher

The founder of Capriole Investments has highlighted how Bitcoin is at the 
threshold of a zone that has historically provided the best long-term 
opportunities. Bitcoin Has Returned To Its Production Cost In a new post on X, 
Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards has pointed out that Bitcoin is 
back at its Production Cost. The &#8220;Production Cost&#8221; here refers to an indicator 
that estimates the global average USD cost of producing one token of the 
cryptocurrency per day. Related Reading: Bitcoin Stablecoin Ratio Drops To 
Extreme Low—What It Means For BTC BTC uses a consensus mechanism called the 
proof-of-work (PoW) in which validators called miners compete against each 
other using computing power to gain the chance to add the next block to the 
chain. Today, the blockchain is so competitive that the average miner requires 
a ton of machines to have a shot at making revenue. Setting up mining farms 
can require a significant initial investment, but what determines whether the 
miner can earn an income is the cost required to keep these facilities 
running. A high amount of computing power is generally costly to run, with the 
main expense coming in the form of electricity bills. As the below chart 
shared by Edwards shows, the Bitcoin Production Cost is about $62,650 right 
now. This level is about where the spot price of Bitcoin also happens to 
currently be trading. Thus, if the estimate of the metric is anything to go 
by, miners are just breaking even on their operations. Following this 
development, BTC is now on the boundary of a zone that has been significant 
for the cryptocurrency in the past. &#8220;The best Long-term value opportunities 
have historically been between here and Electrical Cost, currently at $50K,&#8221; 
noted the analyst. The &#8220;Electrical Cost&#8221; here is the total cost that miners 
are paying for electricity alone. This level has served as a sort of lower 
boundary for Bitcoin over the various cycles. The Production Cost suggests 
that miners are under pressure at the moment. How are they reacting to this? 
An indicator that can be useful for following miner behavior is the Hashrate, 
tracking the total amount of computing power connected by these validators as 
a whole. Related Reading: XRP Could Offer Major Buying Opportunity At $0.90, 
Analyst Says According to data from CoinWarz, this metric has slumped 
recently. From the chart, it&#8217;s visible that the Bitcoin Hashrate currently has 
a value of about 837 exahashes per second (EH/s). During May, the indicator 
frequently touched the 1,000 EH/s mark, more than 19% higher than the latest 
level. Thus, it would appear that some of the miners have disconnected from 
the network in response to the bearish market. BTC Price At the time of 
writing, Bitcoin is trading around $62,400, down 9.5% over the past week. 
Featured image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView.com

The founder of Capriole Investments has highlighted how Bitcoin is at the threshold of a zone that has historically provided the best long-term opportunities. Bitcoin Has Returned To Its Production Cost In a new post on X, Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards has pointed out that Bitcoin is back at its Production Cost. The &#8220;Production &#8230;

Crypto users wary as Anthropic releases Claude Mythos with safeguards

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