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6 min readOct 22, 2026

Stocks Rally on SpaceX Earnings as AI Concerns Ease; Oil Dips

Tech-heavy Nasdaq climbs 1.05% after Musk's SpaceX reports strong results, lifting chip makers; oil retreats 0.50% as natural gas plunges 5%.

By Riza Ahnaf

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Daily Briefing

5 min readOct 19, 2026

Tech Stocks Tumble as AI Scrutiny Deepens; Oil Surges on Supply Concerns

Nasdaq 100 drops 2.5% on AI investment doubts while WTI crude jumps nearly 3% amid geopolitical tensions; crypto markets edge higher.

By Mo Rawaha

Crypto

5 min readJul 13, 2026

Ethereum Foundation formalizes AI-agent triage to industrialize Ethereum protocol security

The Ethereum Foundation’s Protocol Security team outlined a coordinated AI-agent review of protocol code with a structured triage pipeline, published on 2026-07-09. The effort targets reliability across Ethereum’s multi-client network, with impact hinging on measurable signal gains and faster fixes.

By Mo Rawaha

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Stocks

3 min readJul 13, 2026

Wall Street investment banking fees hit four-year high as deal windows reopen

A rebound in larger deals and equity issuance is lifting investment banking fees, with AI-linked momentum and a resilient US consumer bolstering risk appetite. The near-term earnings tailwind for US banks depends on stable policy and open funding markets.

By Mo Rawaha