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According to metrics, last month, bitcoin miners logged their best month in revenue since May, capturing $1 billion in profits between the subsidy and fees. The strong earnings were fueled by bitcoin’s price rising 24.95% in August, giving mining operators some much-needed breathing room. Bitcoin Miners Pocket $1 Billion as Hashprice Finds Relief Bitcoin miners

🚨 DOGE trades at $0.08112 as Tesla payment rumors spark new adoption interest. 🐕 Tesla has not officially confirmed full $DOGE payment integration across its network. 📉 Dogecoin fell below a key trendline, putting bullish price forecasts in jeopardy. 🕵️‍♂️ The link between $DOGE and Tesla remains a critical focus for investors. Continue Reading: DOGE trades at $0.08112 as Tesla payment rumors fuel adoption hopes The post DOGE trades at $0.08112 as Tesla payment rumors fuel adoption hopes appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .

Emil Michael's latest financial filings show a summer exit from Perplexity, months after a January sale of xAI stock that reportedly netted him up to $24 million.

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🚨 XRP eyes a rally to $2.10 after breaking key resistance, says Mason Versluis. 📈 He highlights $1.43 as the breakout level and $1.30 as critical support in $XRP. 🕵️‍♂️ Medium-term targets include $3.68 as the next major price milestone. 🔍 Reduced retail interest may offer strategic opportunities for patient investors. Continue Reading: XRP targets $2.10 after breakout as Mason Versluis highlights critical levels The post XRP targets $2.10 after breakout as Mason Versluis highlights critical levels appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .

Berkshire Hathaway’s new CEO, Greg Abel, has given some rare insight into why the firm now counts Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) as its third-largest stock holding. CEO Greg Abel said Berkshire Hathaway is going all-in because it believes the tech giant will benefit from the AI boom through the Google stock itself and the electricity its utilities can sell to data centers. How can Berkshire win from AI? Berkshire Hathaway’s CEO, Greg Abel, has described Alphabet as a “significant player” in AI. Abel said that his perception of the company is what led him and Warren Buffett to sign off on an extra $10 billion in Alphabet stock three months ago. At the end of June, Berkshire owned about 106 million Alphabet shares that were worth around $37.8 billion. That makes Alphabet Berkshire’s third-largest stock holding , behind only Apple and American Express. It also represents roughly 10.4% of Berkshire’s total cash reserves, which were $364.7 billion on June 30. Buffett was the first to buy in on Alphabet’s stock during the third quarter of 2025. He confirmed in a July Fortune interview that it was originally his decision, adding that Abel only makes moves with his approval. However, Abel has taken responsibility for the most recent purchase, which he timed to get a 6.5% discount on Alphabet’s share price. Buffett, who previously said in a July CNBC interview that Google is “more likely to be a winner” says he changed his view once big tech companies started spending heavily on data centers and chips. Will Berkshire Hathaway sell its energy? Abel estimated that in Iowa, which is home to Berkshire Hathaway Energy, data center customers accounted for about 8% of demand last year. The company’s 2025 annual filing explains that its U.S. operations run 32,400 net megawatts of generation capacity in service or under construction, drawing on wind, gas, coal, solar, hydro, nuclear, and geothermal sources. Berkshire Hathaway Energy plans to spend around $33.5 billion through 2026 to expand generation, storage, and transmission. However, Abel’s condition on any deals with the hyperscalers is that other customers cannot end up with higher rates because of them; ideally, prices should fall. Buffett pointed to IBM’s recent revenue miss and said the AI spending war is forcing hyperscalers to spend just because their rivals are. Buffett noted that Alphabet itself is roughly doubling its AI spending to around $185 billion, a figure he said keeps the CEO Sundar Pichai up at night. Don’t just read crypto news. Understand it. Subscribe to our newsletter. It's free .

🚀 Solana ETFs achieved $10.9M in 11 consecutive days of net inflows. ✅ SOL broke its long-term downtrend, sparking renewed bullish sentiment. 📉 Despite a recent price dip, analysts foresee a possible rally toward $250 in $SOL. 🕒 Investors await a key support test to confirm the next phase of Solana’s price movement. Continue Reading: Solana targets $250 after ETF inflows hit $10.9 million in 11 days The post Solana targets $250 after ETF inflows hit $10.9 million in 11 days appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .

Wonderful, an Israeli-Dutch enterprise AI startup, closed a $550 million Series C funding round on September 2 at a $5 billion valuation, more than double the $2 billion it was worth when it raised its Series B in March. Capital seems to be flowing quickly to startups that are selling the plumbing for large companies to run AI across their whole operation and not for only one department. Insight leads the round, Salesforce joins as new investor Insight Partners led the latest round, its second time backing the startup, according to the press release . Salesforce came into the round as a new investor and existing backers like Index Ventures, IVP, Vine Ventures, 9Yards, and Bessemer Venture Partners all returned. Jeff Horing, co-founder and managing director of Insight Partners, stated that the firm had watched the team ship “highly successful early deployments to production at some of the world’s largest enterprises.” “Wonderful is pursuing one of the largest opportunities in enterprise AI,” he said in the announcement. Insight manages more than $90 billion in regulatory assets as of December 31, 2025, and has invested in over 900 companies, per the press release. From customer-service bots to an “AI OS” Wonderful was founded in early 2025 and grew fast, releasing an initial customer-service AI agent product tuned for non-English-speaking markets. The startup paired that with teams of engineers who embedded with clients, sometimes on-site, to wire this technology into existing systems. This deployment model persisted, but the company graduated from that product. The company now sells what it calls the Wonderful AI OS, a layer meant to coordinate agents, workflows, AI-native applications, company data, and all existing integrations. This OS is model-agnostic and works with a customer’s current tech stack, according to TechCrunch and the company’s statement. Roey Lalazar, Wonderful’s CTO and co-founder, claims customers can “adopt whichever parts of the platform make the most sense, integrate them with existing systems, choose the best models for each workload, and retain ownership of everything they build.” The AI Operating System pitch CEO and co-founder Bar Winkler compared the current moment and product to the rise of cloud computing. “Just as cloud platforms became the foundation of the modern enterprise, AI operating systems will become the foundation of every enterprise,” he said in the release, warning that without a shared layer, AI “risks recreating the sprawl of traditional SaaS.” Since March, Wonderful says it has made its way into more than 35 markets, and the startup has grown to a total of 650 employees. The Times reported that the fresh capital would go toward the development of its products, which customers use to automate workflow and create their own AI tools. The startup also stated that the $550 million will fund faster product development, larger forward-deployed engineering teams, and a rising demand for the platform. Don’t just read crypto news. Understand it. Subscribe to our newsletter. It's free .

Phong Le said Strategy’s cost of capital—not Bitcoin’s price—drove its decision to sell nearly 7,000 BTC before resuming purchases above $80,000.