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Louis Velazquez is a dynamic force at the crossroads of technology, finance, and media. As the founder of MegaHoot Technologies and a financial industry veteran, Velazquez has built a reputation for identifying disruptive trends and turning them into profitable ventures. His diverse career spans from his early days as a competitive athlete to becoming a pioneering tech innovator and influential radio show host.
Strategy’s Michael Saylor signals impending Bitcoin purchase
The company has completed 105 Bitcoin transactions since 2020 and is playing contrarian as it continues accumulating BTC via corporate debt and equity financing
Bitcoin miners face a tougher road to the 2028 halving
Bitcoin miners are heading toward the 2028 halving with thinner margins, tighter power markets and a growing need for capital discipline.
Relics of a Revolution, Part II: False Profits and Freedom
Bitcoin Magazine Relics of a Revolution, Part II: False Profits and Freedom Revolutions leave behind artifacts — not always weapons or flags, but the quieter
Banks, corporates in Europe ‘actively selecting partners’ for stablecoin push
Stablecoin adoption in Europe is shifting from strategy to execution, with demand increasingly driven by real-world needs.
US-Iran talks break down. Trump announces blockade of the Strait of Hormuz
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US down to ‘last chance’ to pass CLARITY Act before 2030: Lummis
United States Senator Cynthia Lummis said the country should not risk its financial future by further delaying the CLARITY Act.
Polymarket bets removed from Google News after brief appearance: Report
Polymarket links briefly appeared under mainstream outlets in Google News results for event-driven queries but were later removed.
Ether Machine scraps SPAC merger with Dynamix, citing market conditions
The Ethereum treasury firm aimed to launch a $1.5 billion yield-bearing ETH fund but will now halt its plans following the mutual decision to end
Bitcoin, Ether near levels that could signal trend reversal: Analyst
Bitcoin and Ether are both less than 10% away from price levels that could set up a sustained year for the crypto market, according to
US President Trump faces renewed backlash as Trump-linked tokens crash
Democratic lawmakers and crypto investors characterized crypto projects launched by or tied to Trump as scams and political corruption.
Crypto crashed six months ago: Have markets improved, or are bears still in charge?
The October 2025 Bitcoin and altcoin crash may have ended the bull market, but its long-term impact on market health may have been overstated.
Messaging push notifications are a privacy attack surface, says Durov
The comments followed recent reports that law enforcement officials retrieved deleted Signal messages through device push notification logs.
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