US Mobile Speeds Jump 74% as Verizon and T-Mobile Split RootMetrics Honors
US mobile speeds jumped sharply in early 2026, but carrier rankings alone do not show which network will perform best
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Month: July 2026
Verus Bridge Suffers Second Exploit in 66 Days as Flaw Pushes Total Losses to $19.1M
Key Takeaways On July 23, attackers exploited a flaw in the Verus-Ethereum Bridge, stealing $7.5M in digital assets. The breach
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BTC Rally Loses Steam as Historical Resistance Comes Into Play
Bitcoin’s latest rally has carried the asset back into an area where sellers have previously regained control. The coming sessions
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There might be more than one Jimothy roaming Seattle
Seattle may need to prepare for the possibility of multiple Jimothys — Jimothies? Jimothem? Jimothi? The internet has not yet
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Why is Kazakhstan making Bitcoin miners contribute to a state crypto reserve?
Kazakhstan has approved a strategic crypto mining framework that grants large-scale miners regulated electricity access in exchange for contributing part
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22 Back-to-School College Dorm Room Essentials (2026)
More Accessories to Consider All of us at WIRED have complicated desk setups that make working from home easier. You
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CLARITY Act Draft Gives Trump 5 Ways to Keep Profiting From Crypto, Democrats Say
Key Takeaways Democratic staff identified five alleged loopholes involving Trump’s existing crypto businesses, new ventures, memecoin revenue, personal investments, and
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XRP Targets $1.21 but Institutional Demand Is Quietly Drying Up
In XRP news today, Ripple has slipped since July 21 but remains around $1.13, tracing a textbook cup-and-handle formation on
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Experts say exploiting Anthropic’s Fable isn’t how Kimi K3 got so good
White House science advisor Michael Kratsios said that Moonshot, the Chinese company behind Kimi K3, the largest available open-weight LLM,
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Democrats Reject Latest CLARITY Act Draft Over Ethics, Illicit Finance Concerns
The lawmakers objected to giving the DOJ sole enforcement power, arguing state attorney generals should also play a role.
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