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Have you ever wondered how much Elon Musk earns per second?
It's something that has always fascinated me, honestly.
The guy runs Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI at the same time, and his wealth keeps growing.
Crazy.
In 2024, his wealth was estimated around 429 billion dollars.
That clearly puts him at the top of the list of the world's richest people.
But the most interesting thing is to see how this wealth increases when broken down by units of time.
So, exactly how much does Elon Musk earn per second?
The numbers speak for themselves: about 3,708 dollars per second.
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I just discovered something interesting about Harmattan AI, this Parisian startup making quite a buzz right now. They are aiming to become the European Anduril with a massive funding round.
So here it is, Harmattan AI is looking to raise 200 million dollars to develop its AI-equipped military drones. That's no small ambition. Launched in April 2024, the company has already secured 30 million from FirstMark and Atlantic Labs, showing there is already trust behind the project. The fundraising campaign is clearly massive.
What’s crazy is their roadmap. They are working on three types of drones: t

Have you seen Elon Musk's latest innovation? Tesla has just launched its autonomous home at a price that really makes you think. We're talking about $7,999 for the basic version, which completely changes the game in the affordable housing sector.
What struck me is the design truly focused on energy independence. The homes are equipped with Tesla's innovative solar panels, paired with the Powerwall system for energy storage. In other words, these dwellings operate entirely on renewable sources, without relying on the traditional power grid. Add to that rainwater collection mechanisms, and you h

I have been thinking about Elon Musk's incredible trajectory and all the organizations he has founded. It’s truly fascinating to see how one entrepreneur can have such a massive impact across such different sectors.
Like many people, I first knew Musk through Tesla. Founded in 2003, the company has completely transformed the automotive industry. What impresses me is that Tesla didn’t just launch electric cars – the Model S, Model 3, and others – but also revolutionized battery technology and self-driving. Even their solar solutions through SolarCity show this desire to go beyond the traditiona

I've always thought that the United States was the wealthiest country in the world, but in reality, it's much more nuanced than that. When looking at GDP per capita, things change completely.
Luxembourg comes out far ahead with $154,910 per person. It's crazy when you think about the size of the country. How can a small European nation surpass the United States? Well, their banking and financial sector is impressive, and they've created an environment where companies and investors really want to settle.
Singapore is very close behind with $153,610 per capita. What's incredible about Singapore

I've noticed that many traders miss out on a simple but powerful opportunity: recognizing basic chart patterns. If you trade cryptocurrencies, you absolutely need to understand how Double Bottoms and Double Tops work. It's the difference between entering at the right moment and getting trapped by a false breakout.
Let's start with the basics. The Double Bottom is essentially a signal that the market has found a floor. The price drops, hits a support level, bounces, falls back to the same level, then finally rises. It's as if the market is testing twice whether this level will hold. When it doe

I looked at the ranking of the 50 poorest countries in the world in 2025, and it’s quite striking to see the economic gap. South Sudan is at the top, with only $251 GDP per capita, followed by Yemen at $417 and Burundi at $490. Truly, these figures reflect the difficult economic reality.
As you look at the list, you can see that most of these 50 poorest countries in the world are concentrated in Sub-Saharan Africa. Countries such as the DRC, Niger, Somalia, and Nigeria are all near the bottom of the ranking, with per capita incomes between $743 and $807. It’s impressive to see how some regions

I saw this information about Chinese advancements in synthetic gold pass by, and honestly, it’s worth stopping to consider. Apparently, researchers have managed to produce laboratory-grown gold that has the same properties as natural gold — same density, same color, same chemical stability. If this is true on an industrial scale, the implications for markets are enormous.
The technology behind all this is an atomic restructuring that transforms inexpensive metals into something indistinguishable from real gold. Unlike traditional mining, which devastates the environment and costs a fortune, th

I recently read something that really surprised me. When thinking about the wealthiest nations, we always imagine the United States first, but the reality is quite different when looking at GDP per capita. It’s fascinating to discover that the richest country in the world is not what we think.
Luxembourg ranks far ahead with an impressive GDP per capita of $154,910. Next comes Singapore at $153,610, followed by Macau at $140,250. It’s crazy to think that small nations completely surpass the United States, which is only 10th with $89,680 per capita. What really interests me is how these countri

I saw an interesting analysis from Arkham about the wealth accumulated by Anatoly Yakovenko, the co-founder of Solana. The figures are quite impressive – we're talking about a range between $500 million and $1.2 billion.
What’s fascinating is to see how this wealth was built. At the launch of Solana, 500 million SOL tokens were created, and the founding team received 12.5%. But Yakovenko didn’t stop there. It’s suspected that the address 9QgXq belongs to him, with over 136,000 SOL in the wallet. Between August and November 2024, this account made significant moves – more than 3 million SOL wer

I took a look at the 2026 FOMC calendar and honestly, it's big news for traders who follow the Fed. Eight meetings scheduled throughout the year, and what really matters is the timing of the decision releases. Each announcement comes at 2 p.m. Eastern Time, which means between 2 a.m. and 3 a.m. for us in China time. Needless to say, the nights are going to be busy.
What’s interesting is that four of these FOMC meetings will include economic projections and the dot plot for interest rates. March, June, September, and December will therefore be the key moments to watch. The other meetings in Jan

I've noticed that many people in crypto talk about multi-chain without really understanding what it means. Yet, it's a key concept for understanding where the industry is headed.
Basically, multi-chain means that a project doesn't exist just on one blockchain, but on multiple blockchains at the same time. Instead of being limited to Ethereum or Solana, you find the same project on different chains. It makes sense when you think about it: why restrict your users to a single platform?
The interesting thing is that each blockchain has its own advantages and its own problems. Ethereum is powerful

Hi, I just checked the charts this week and honestly, it's an interesting time. The markets took a hit but it's clear that the support levels are holding strong. Bitcoin is holding around $79K right now, and Ethereum has found a floor around $2.26K. With derivatives expirations continuing, we can feel that volatility remains in play.
What strikes me most is that despite the corrections, there is still accumulation. Bitcoin's dominance has risen to 56.8%, while Ethereum accounts for 12.2% of the market. The altcoin season index has dropped to 49, which really contrasts with the peaks we've seen

Honestly, scrolling through the memecoin charts right now, I’m thinking that some of these projects have really become more than just jokes. Take BONK, for example, this thing really put Solana on the map for traders. With almost a million holders now and integrations everywhere (119 across 10 different chains), it’s clearly become the best shitcoin of its generation according to many. The price hovers around a few satoshis but the volume is there, almost $230 million in 24 hours.
And then there’s PEPE, which simply refuses to die. People have declared it dead at least 10 times and each time i

I recently discovered a story that really left an impression on me. The story of Takashi Kotegawa, this almost legendary Japanese trader known by the pseudonym BNF. The guy turned $15,000 into $150 million in just 8 years. No elite school, no wealthy family, no mentor. Just insane discipline and an almost instinctive understanding of what the charts are telling.
In the early 2000s, Kotegawa locked himself in a small apartment in Tokyo with his inheritance of $13,000 to $15,000. While his friends went out, he spent 15 hours a day studying Japanese candlesticks, company reports, price movements.

I spent time digging into the most expensive NFTs ever sold, and honestly, it’s crazy to see how this market has exploded. We’re talking about hundreds of millions for digital files, but when you look closely, there’s a real logic behind these astronomical prices.
Like many people, I initially thought Pak’s The Merge was just a big joke. $91.8 million in December 2021 is wild. But the interesting thing is that it wasn’t just a single buyer who put up that amount. More than 28,000 collectors each bought shares for $575. It’s almost a model of collective investment. Pak understood something that

Just because Daniel Vorcaro, this São Paulo businessman, ended up in prison for the second time in three months. It's crazy, right? The guy lives in Jardins, a heavily secured neighborhood in São Paulo, with amazing houses and cars. And now, Bloomberg reports that he's re-incarcerated but without really explaining why. The authorities are keeping silent about the charges and the entire process. This Vorcaro story is weird, his highly publicized lifestyle, and then bam, legal problems that we don't really understand. Honestly, it feels like a complete mystery. We'll see how it develops.

I recently discovered something interesting about market cycles that deserves to be shared. Do you know the Benner cycle? It's a remarkably simple yet surprisingly effective framework, developed by Samuel Benner, an American farmer from the 19th century who literally learned markets the hard way.
The guy was neither an economist nor a professional trader, but he went through several cycles of prosperity and ruin. After losing big due to economic slowdowns and bad harvests, Benner decided he needed to understand why these crises kept recurring. His personal losses pushed him to analyze the recu

I read something really disturbing these past few days, and it deserves serious discussion. Anthropic has developed an AI model called Claude Mythos that does things no existing safety tool has ever managed to do. We're talking about discovering and exploiting software vulnerabilities that no one has found in years, or even decades.
Specifically, this model uncovered a 27-year-old bug in OpenBSD for less than $50 in computing costs. Do you realize? An operating system designed to be almost impossible to hack, and a hidden flaw all this time. It also found a vulnerability in FFmpeg that had bee

Interesting to see how Canadian authorities are responding to the rise in fraud cases. They are now considering outright banning cryptocurrency ATMs within the country.
What strikes me is the speed of this reaction. Crypto ATMs have multiplied in recent years, supposedly to make digital assets more accessible. But at the same time, scammers have taken advantage of them to target less informed users. Fraud related to these machines has reportedly increased significantly, hence this proposal for strict regulation.
It's a classic dilemma between innovation and consumer protection. On one hand, th