Author: NFA JayShawn

The funniest part of Tron: Ares comes at the beginning. There’s a screenplay credit. Apparently, someone actually wrote this movie. There’s a separate story credit too, which is even harder to fathom. Sure, things happen. There are characters with names. There are events and images. Occasionally, it looks pretty cool. But a story? That’s a […]

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The Financial Imperative of Product Launch Launching a new financial product, whether it is an advanced trading platform, a specialized investment fund, or an innovative fintech service, represents a high-stakes, capital-intensive venture. Historically, the field is challenging, with a notable business failure rate of for finance and insurance companies within their first year. This statistic […]

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Company announces new initiative to bring authentication to the enterprise, solving trust and verification at scale Eightco will serve as the global authentication and trust layer that corporations rely on The Company is supported by a select group of strategic and institutional investors including: BitMine (BMNR), MOZAYYX, World Foundation, Wedbush, Coinfund, Discovery Capital Management, FalconX, […]

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Israeli troops retreating: The ceasefire came into effect at noon local time in Gaza, and Israeli forces stopped their advances, repositioning themselves according to the demarcated lines. Israel’s cabinet convened and signed off on the deal early this morning, which starts the 72-hour clock for Hamas to release all hostages. Per the deal, 250 Palestinian prisoners […]

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The Alpha Imperative Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) that track major capitalization-weighted indices, such as the S&P 500, have revolutionized modern investing. These funds provide broad diversification, liquidity, and extremely low costs, making them the optimal core holding for the vast majority of investors. Indeed, the efficacy of passive indexing is often measured by the persistent failure […]

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Hidden Pair Arbitrage (HPA) represents the evolution of traditional statistical arbitrage, moving beyond simple historical correlation to exploit deeply entrenched structural, fundamental, or quantitative inefficiencies. In a market where high-frequency trading (HFT) eliminates pricing errors in milliseconds , sustained, low-risk profits are no longer found in obvious mispricings but in relationships requiring advanced modeling, deep […]

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 Why Consolidation is Your Financial Superpower Debt consolidation is one of the most powerful strategies available to individuals seeking to regain control of their personal finances. It is the strategic process of combining multiple existing, often high-interest, obligations—such as credit card balances, medical bills, or short-term loans—into a single, new debt instrument. The resulting product […]

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In 2013, whistleblower Edward Snowden revealed that the U.S. government engaged in mass surveillance of the American people. Some of the snooping delved into the content of emails and phone calls. But much of it was of metadata—who people contact and when. While not as revealing as actual messages, it let the government build profiles […]

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10/10/2012: Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin I argued. The Roberts Court (2010-2016) The post Today in Supreme Court History: October 10, 2012 appeared first on Reason.com.

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Every American who is concerned about the state of our liberties ought to find harrowing President Donald Trump’s recent declaration that the National Guard is now in place in Portland, Oregon. As he wrote on social media, the goal is to restore law and order as “conditions continue to deteriorate into lawless mayhem.” There are […]

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