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South Korea Targets Moon Landing, Quantum Breakthroughs by 2030

South Korea has unveiled a seven-part technology strategy spanning nuclear energy, quantum computing, space, biotechnology, renewable energy, and critical minerals as President Lee Jae Myung looks beyond semiconductors and AI for the country’s next growth engines. The Seven Major SEED initiative sets deadlines extending into 2035, including a Moon landing in 2030, a domestic 100-qubit…

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US-UK crypto pact sets direction, not binding rules

The United States and the United Kingdom have issued 10 recommendations for stablecoins, tokenized securities, and cross-border finance, although the proposals have not created enforceable rules. Summary Ten recommendations cover digital assets, capital markets, and cooperation between U.S. and UK regulators. A proposed one-year industry group would test cross-border uses for tokenized financial assets. Both…

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Bitcoin Flat Near $63,400 After Mild US Inflation Drop

Key Takeaways Bitcoin stabilized near $63,400 Wednesday after sharp intra-day swings, holding its $1.27 trillion market cap. Total crypto market liquidations reached $153.2 million while Strategy downplayed recent token sales. Glassnode warned that low spot buyer demand leaves bitcoin wedged beneath its $68,700 cost-basis hurdle. Bitcoin Trades Flat Following Volatile Intra-Day Swing After declining for…

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FBI, NCAA Warn Hackers Are Targeting College Athletes’ Private Photos

The FBI and NCAA are teaming up to combat cyber-enabled sexual exploitation targeting college athletes as criminals break into online accounts to steal private and intimate photos. Stolen images can be posted or sold online or used for sextortion, harassment, and stalking. Athletes can be particularly attractive targets because large social-media followings and name, image,…

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