Most AI projects still make you pay gas just to bring outside information on-chain.
$Qubic smart contracts can now read verified real-world data and trigger actions outside the chain without charging users any gas fees.
A contract can request something like a price, weather reading, or sensor data.
The network's validators check and agree on the result before it is accepted.
The contract can then send an authorised instruction outward, such as settling a payment on another chain or unlocking a physical device.
Users do not pay gas.
The network burns a small amount of its native token when thes

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Pakistan is getting global attention as the country's estimated mineral reserves stand at $8 trillion, according to OGDCL!!
According to the reports, the OGDCL estimates Pakistan’s mineral reserves at $8 trillion. The country has discovered 92 minerals, with 52 being extracted commercially, but the sector accounts for less than 3% of GDP. Effective policies could raise mineral exports from $3 billion to $8 billion.
Production from Reko Diq’s first phase is expected to begin by the end of 2028, with annual output projected at 240,000 tons of copper and 297,000 ounces of gold. Pakistan’s mineral

October ranks first among all months for Bitcoin’s median return at +12.61% over 2010-2025. For comparison, February returned a median of +12.19%, July +9.02% and November +8.53%.
Over those 16 years, Bitcoin finished October higher 11 times, or 69% of the time. The average return was +26.43%.

$5.05 million in net inflows isn’t a return of flows—it’s a last gasp.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs: On October 15, total net inflows were about $5.05 million. Of the 12 funds, only IBIT saw inflows, at about $16.79 million; most of the rest were flat or had small outflows—Grayscale Mini BTC saw about $7.64 million in outflows, and BTCO about $4.09 million. On the 16th, total net outflows were about $82.39 million; IBIT alone saw about $71.78 million in outflows, FBTC about $10.61 million, while the other 10 were flat.
For comparison: On the 14th, there were net outflows of about $261.5 million in a

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The Nasdaq 100 fell 5.5% this week, its worst week in a year and a half.
Bitcoin, meanwhile, is down just over 1% for the week, now at $81,500.
A few days ago, I said Bitcoin was being sold off along with tech stocks. Looking at the longer view this week, it actually held up better than tech stocks.
The key is what exactly the US stock market is afraid of this time.
This time, it’s not that AI is failing—it’s that AI has borrowed too much.
There’s a company called CoreWeave that rents computing power to AI companies. It fell 25% this week, simply because it has more than $51 billion in debt. A

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⦿ $IC Internet Computer - Market cap: $1.75B
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U.S. stocks are showing weakness, with market focus shifting back to interest rates and the dollar.
U.S. stock indexes were broadly weak: the S&P 500 ETF fell about 1.11%, the Nasdaq 100 ETF fell about 2.50%, the Dow ETF fell about 0.40%, and the Russell 2000 ETF fell about 1.69%. The screenshot shows significantly more decliners than advancers, with tech-heavy stocks under pressure.
On the macro front, U.S. CPI rose 0.6% month over month and 3.7% year over year in September, while PPI rose 1.3% month over month. The inflation data may affect market expectations for yields and the dollar, with

Crypto Digest: BTC, ETH, ZEC
After two days of scary U.S. inflation data, the market is catching its breath. Here's who did what 👇
🟠 BITCOIN → THE FAKE-OUT
$BTC dipped to $79,709, below the October 8 low, then closed the day back at ~$82.1K. Volume was 1.45x the average, so this wasn't a sleepy bounce.
🎯 Above $82.5K → $84K is next
⚠ Close below $79.7K → the rebound is cancelled
🟣 ETHEREUM → STILL UNDER THE CLOUDS
ETH is up ~3% to ~$2,435, but it's still stuck under both its 20-day and 50-day averages, and both are pointing down. It's like trying to climb stairs on an escalator going the o

For 42 straight days, buyers on Coinbase have paid less for Bitcoin than the rest of the world. The US discount stood at -0.14% on Oct 17, with $BTC at $81,667.

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AI has just found the vulnerabilities, but the people fixing them have to bring in another thousand workers. So much for helping people save some effort.
Bank of America asked AI to help identify software security vulnerabilities, using models including Mythos from AI company Anthropic. According to the bank’s CEO, the models found a large number of vulnerabilities, and the bank wanted to fix them as quickly as possible, so in the second quarter it brought in 1,000 outsourced engineers to assist its existing approximately 3,000 employees.
That’s a little awkward: it used to be hard to find pro

#WarshIMFSpeech
🔥 Recap: Fed Chair Warsh’s IMF Speech is in the books! What now?
Warsh took the stage amid fresh, hotter US inflation data, and the market was hanging on every word. Now that the dust has settled, here is my breakdown of the two burning questions:
1️⃣ Will Warsh send hawkish or dovish signals? Will the Fed continue raising rates?
🦅🕊️ Neither extreme — a masterclass in "data dependency." Warsh played it safe by refusing to pre-commit to any rate path ahead of the October 27-28 FOMC meeting ("I'm not prejudging the meeting"). While he acknowledged that global central banks ar