NuScale Power’s Stock Drop: The Real Reason Behind It

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It seems Fluor, despite being a veteran in the industry, just can’t catch a break. Their latest earnings report was, how should I say, not exactly a testament to corporate brilliance. A 6% drop in sales year-over-year and a nearly 50% cut in their adjusted profit. But here’s the kicker: Fluor is apparently sitting on a pile of NuScale shares, and now they’re looking to offload a significant chunk of them. The plan? Convert 15 million Class B shares into Class A shares and then sell them off into the market.

You Won’t Believe What Ethereum Survived in Its First 10 Years (Vitalik Spills the Beans!)

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Now, as Ethereum celebrates its tenth spin around the sun, cofounder Vitalik Buterin—whose hairline refuses to abide by the rules of time, much like his network—was in a reflective mood. Uptime, he insists, isn’t something to brag about at parties (unlike a flawless Rubik’s Cube record or being able to recite Pi to 200 digits). Instead, it’s the bedrock of Ethereum’s grand plan. Why? Because if the blockchain hiccuped even once, rabid developers would break down the metaphorical doors, pitchforks in hand, while censor-happy overlords would cheer, and every NFT—yes, even the pudgy penguin ones—would give up the existential ghost. Who knew cartoon jpegs would become as valuable as actual art? Nobody in the early days, that’s for sure. 🤷‍♀️

XRP Soars Like a Rocket, Leaving Bulls in the Dust—What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

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Now, this latest gallop isn’t coming out of nowhere—it’s powered by the usual suspects: ETF rumors swirling about like a London fog, Ripple doing a victory dance in court (finally!), and folks taking a shine to cross-border shenanigans. And surprise, surprise—XRP has practically quadrupled that pesky $1.09 high it hit in August 2021, and it’s zipping over 300% past the $0.72 of August 2024. Who’s counting? Certainly not XRP, that’s for sure!

CoinDCX Employee Unwittingly Enables $44M Crypto Hack

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Now, Rahul, a fine young lad from Jharkhand (an area not famous for its penchant for criminal masterminds), had been happily employed at CoinDCX for over three years. He’d been promoted, given a nice fat salary, and things were looking peachy keen. But, much like a well-dressed man who insists on wearing slippers to the opera, he was about to make a small but catastrophic slip-up.

Carvana’s Chaotic Ride: Tariffs, Profits, and the Paranoid Ascent of CVNA

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Carvana’s quarterly letter to shareholders reads like a fever dream: “April demand spiked after the auto tariff announcement… transitory benefit positively impacted Q2 Retail GPU by ~$100.” Transitory? Please. This is the Drug Enforcement Administration of economic policy, folks—tariffs as a hallucinogenic crutch to prop up margins in a market already teetering on the edge of sanity. The company sold 143,280 retail units, a number so absurd it makes the moon landing look like a local civic event. But ask yourself: when profits quintuple overnight, is it genius… or a collective delusion?

The Labyrinth of Nvidia: A Wealth Builder’s Chronicle

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Imagine, if you will, that two decades ago, you had placed $3,000 within this particular tome. Today, your modest investment would have transformed into a veritable fortune of $2.3 million—a sum so vast it might tempt even the most stoic librarian to abandon their shelves for the chaos of Wall Street. And should you have chosen to reinvest dividends along the way, your wealth would swell further still, reaching nearly $2.5 million. An annualized return of 39.5%, contrasted against the S&P 500’s respectable yet pedestrian 9.22%, suggests not merely growth but something closer to alchemy.

Solana Slaps Other Blockchains in the Face with Record-Breaking Revenue and a Smug Smile

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Not only did Solana outclass its layer-1 and layer-2 competitors in revenue (which is a fancy way of saying “money made from transaction fees, or the digital equivalent of collecting parking meters at the blockchain garage”), but it also left Tron choking on dust with a hefty $25.5 million gap. That’s right, Solana raked in $87,026,612, leaving Tron in the metaphorical dust with $61,528,140, because apparently, everyone prefers their dApps and developers to hang out on the coolest blockchain in the galaxy.