China’s semiconductor stocks rally on IPOs, Huawei chip breakthroughs

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has turned the U.S. crypto policy fight into a national competitiveness argument by saying rivalry with China could strengthen America. Armstrong said competition with China “might be the best thing to happen to America since the…

The shift in investment focus to domestic AI and semiconductor stocks may signal a strategic pivot in China's economic priorities and investor confidence. The post Hong Kong ETFs see record 24.6B yuan outflow as investors shift to domestic stocks appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The company behind Claude embedded engineers at the NSA for offensive cyber ops, then published a report warning AI could soon build itself without humans in the loop.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong believes competition with China “might be the best thing to happen to America since the cold war,” arguing the rivalry will jolt a complacent U.S. back into excellence. A Bullish Take on Great-Power Rivalry Brian Armstrong, chief executive of the largest U.S. crypto exchange, framed the intensifying contest with China as […]

Insider Brief Lawmakers in the U.S. House and Senate have introduced separate bipartisan robotics bills that would establish a national robotics strategy and increase scrutiny of robots manufactured by China and other foreign adversaries, spurred by what lawmakers said is a growing concern in Washington over the nation’s competitiveness and security in a rapidly expanding […]

SpaceX's exclusion of Chinese investors highlights escalating US-China tensions, impacting global investment dynamics and tech sector collaborations. The post SpaceX bars Hong Kong and China investors from $75B IPO over arms export rules appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

China's suspension of robotaxi licenses highlights the critical need for robust safety protocols, potentially reshaping global autonomous tech standards. The post China pauses robotaxi licenses after Baidu fleet malfunction strands passengers in Wuhan appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

A Charles Schwab strategist says Bitcoin isn't crashing because of Michael Saylor's sale, it's losing the momentum trade to gold, AI stocks, and IPOs.