BPL-003, Atai’s antidepressant, is no mere molecule-it is a river carving through the bedrock of treatment-resistant depression. In an open-label phase 2a study, it coursed through patients like a thawing stream, dissolving the ice of despair with “rapid, clinically meaningful” effects. The collaboration with Beckley Psytech, a U.K.-based entity with the quiet precision of a watchmaker, suggests this is no fleeting ripple but a tide.
The proposal is now up for public scrutiny on X, where users are split between those who’d trade a kidney for cheaper transactions and those who fear their earnings will vanish like a mirage in the desert. The feedback stage is a critical juncture-will the proposal survive the gauntlet of opinions, or will it be buried under a mountain of skepticism?
Goldman Sachs’ Allen Chang, that esteemed oracle of Wall Street, didn’t just raise his price target for Pony AI-he gave it a 13% facelift and a standing ovation. Now at $27.70, the new “fair value” is practically a middle finger to the company’s current price. A “buy” recommendation? More like a “bow” recommendation. After all, what’s 30% growth when you’re racing toward the future? A warm-up lap. 🏁
Institutions, with their pockets deep as the Mariana Trench, are adopting Solana faster than a squirrel in a nut factory. Forward Industries, ever the trendsetter, has announced its grand entrance into the realm of tokenized shares on Solana. One might say they’re riding the wave of innovation-or perhaps they’re just chasing the next shiny object. 🐿️💸
At 5.4%, Realty Income’s dividend is a crust of bread thrown to the starving. For three decades, it has tossed this crumb annually-through recessions, pandemics, and the slow decay of the American mall. Its empire spans 15,600 properties, a graveyard of retail titans like Sears and JCPenney. The buildings still stand, now rented to dollar stores and pawnshops, their tenants clawing for space in a world where capital demands blood.
According to CZ, the fake news from the Financial Times – which he hasn’t even read because he’s too busy saving the crypto world – is just “made-up stuff” for clicks and negativity. He’s so sure he hasn’t even looked at the article, he probably thinks the internet’s just a big troll. As far as he’s concerned: no fund, no demo, no drama. WTF is a demo, anyway? Sounds like something you get at a car dealership! 😂
At dawn on that fateful day, Redwire’s subsidiary Edge Autonomy achieved a milestone: delivering more Penguin uncrewed aerial systems to Ukraine. These devices, which hover somewhere between sophisticated paper airplanes and cybernetic seagulls in complexity, ostensibly serve “target acquisition and reconnaissance” purposes. (One might argue that if pigeons could file expense reports, they’d have been replaced by now.)
Carl Runefelt, a.k.a. Carl Moon – yes, we’re not making this up – decided to part with more than $400K to Kids Operating Room, a charity performing life-saving surgeries on kids in places where medical care isn’t exactly Michelin-star quality.
For those unaware, Symbotic has been the darling of Wall Street for quite some time, enjoying a meteoric rise of over 130% this year. A tale of thrilling ascent! But alas, even the highest towers of greed are built on foundations of sand. The company’s valuation has soared to such heights that one might wonder if its founders, in their pursuit of glory, have lost sight of the earthly truths of commerce. Most troubling of all is that the company’s fortunes are so inextricably tied to a single customer, the behemoth known as Walmart. Ah, the perils of putting all one’s eggs in a single, far-too-bulging basket!
But wait, there’s hope! A whale, clearly feeling brave (or possibly just a little reckless), opened a long position worth $1 billion. Add to that Ethereum’s trading volume spiking to $40.5 billion, and you’ve got a recipe for potential chaos. Analysts are talking about more sideways movement, but they’re also whispering about a potential rally in Q4. Let’s grab some popcorn and wait, shall we?