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Exxon, Chevron Brave DeepSeek Risk to Chase AI Future as Oil Glow Fades

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Stablecoins are finding product-market fit in emerging markets

Five years ago, SpaceX launched Starlink, which has since grown into its biggest revenue driver, expanding to more than 100 countries. But as Starlink scaled, it faced a major hurdle: accepting payments in developing markets, where traditional banking infrastructure is unreliable, slow, and prone to blocking transactions. Many local banks across Africa, Latin America, and Asia struggle with international payments, forcing SpaceX to look for alternatives. To bypass these challenges, SpaceX turned

Better Meme Coin to Buy: Dogecoin vs. Official Trump

Both Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) and the Official Trump meme coin, with the ticker TRUMP, are among the most well-known meme plays out there at the moment. Dogecoin is the meme coin that started its entire asset class within cryptocurrency, and many years later it's still alive and kicking, with an impressively large market cap of around $47 billion. As you can see, on average Dogecoin shares a high degree of correlation with the action of Bitcoin.