Fastest Crypto Exchange to the Top It took Binance only 42 days to become the world’s largest crypto exchange. 🚀 What’s your biggest 42-day achievement?
According to newly released data from Bloomberg, Microsoft’s Copilot ranks fourth in global chatbot downloads — trailing far behind ChatGPT, with nearly 12x fewer installs: • ChatGPT: 938M • Gemini (Google): 200M • DeepSeek: 127M • Copilot (Microsoft): 79M • Perplexity: 47M
The twist? Microsoft is losing… to its own investment. The company has poured $13 billion into OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT.
Despite the massive gap, Microsoft leadership says they’re not focused on rankings — instead, they’re doubling down on building unique features into Copilot.
🧠 Some of the latest updates include: • On-screen context awareness • Smarter conversation flow by detecting human pauses and intent
Whether this will help close the gap — time will tell. But for now, ChatGPT remains far ahead in the race.
And no, it’s not a crypto, meme coin or AI startup. It’s… a fluffy little chaos gremlin called Labubu.
🧸 Created by artist Kasing Lung, Labubu became the face of Pop Mart — a collectible toy company that turned hype into gold.
Here’s why everyone lost their minds over it:
🔹 Cute but mischievous — a perfect emotional hook 🔹 Limited edition drops — pure FOMO 🔹 Every box is a mystery — unboxing = dopamine hit 🔹 Rare figures resell for $$$ 🔹 TikTok is flooded with videos (millions of views)
In China — people queue for hours. In Europe — they sell out in minutes.
And while most people hunted for the rarest Labubu…
👉 Smart investors bought Pop Mart stock. +509% in just 12 months.
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💡 What’s the lesson?
Some chase the next meme coin. Others find alpha where no one’s looking.
In the end — attention = value. And hype? It’s an asset class.
I missed Labubu. But I’m not missing the next cycle.
5 Mistakes New Crypto Investors Make (And How to Avoid Them)
Starting with crypto? Don’t fall into these traps: 1. FOMO buying at the top 2. Ignoring self-custody 3. Chasing meme coins with no utility 4. No strategy or risk management 5. Trusting random influencers
Pro tip: Always DYOR (Do Your Own Research), diversify, and never invest what you can’t afford to lose.#BTCvsETH
Bitcoin plunges as Binance walks away from FTX bailout. Is this the new crypto crisis? Cryptocurrencies across the board are taking a massive hit with Bitcoin reaching a yearly low after the third-largest crypto exchange FTX Trading is reportedly experiencing a liquidity crisis with regulators now swooping in. Bitcoin plunged below the $16,000 mark (€16,000) on Thursday, recovering slightly on Friday to $17,000 (€17,000), with other altcoins following the dismal pattern. Some fear this could be the next Terra Luna saga, causing many to lose their savings. Matters were made much worst after the largest crypto exchange Binance reversed its intent to buy its rival, the non-US unit of FTX, because, according to Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, (better known as CZ), FTX is experiencing a "significant liquidity crunch".
Despite the ups and downs, crypto has outperformed almost every other asset class in the past decade.
But is it still worth it now?
📌 Here’s why many investors still believe in crypto: • Bitcoin = digital gold (scarcity, security) • Ethereum = the backbone of Web3 • Tokenization = the future of finance
Long-term value lies in use cases. If you believe in the internet, betting on crypto is betting on its next phase.
Soft Staking on Binance lets you earn rewards on your crypto without locking it. Just hold supported assets in your Spot Wallet — no action needed! I started with SOL & ATOM, and I love how I can still trade anytime while earning passive income. #SoftStaking
$200K cross-border crypto scam busted: Binance aids Ahmedabad Police in major crackdown
A major cross-border crypto scam involving over $200,000 (approximately Rs 1.75 crore) has been uncovered by the Ahmedabad Cyber Crime Branch with the assistance of global blockchain platform Binance. The scam, part of a rising wave of "digital arrest" frauds, spanned multiple countries in South and Southeast Asia and targeted vulnerable individuals using fake legal threats and crypto laundering tactics.
One of the most shocking cases involved a 90-year-old man from Gujarat who was manipulated into transferring Rs 1.25 crore after being falsely accused of legal violations. In another incident, a young Indian jobseeker was lured to Nepal under the guise of employment, held captive, and forced to launder nearly Rs 49 lakh through cryptocurrency wallets.