No clear new Bitcoin development was mentioned, but Bitcoin News reports that Goldman Sachs now expects gold prices to rise about 20% by 2026 as silver reaches a new high, showing strong interest in traditional safe-haven assets compared with Bitcoin.
Chinese firm Xiang Di Xian has unveiled what it says is the first mass-produced graphics card using Imagination’s DXD architecture, adding hardware-accelerated ray tracing and super-resolution for 3D simulation and digital twin workloads.
Michael Saylor’s firm Strategy, the largest public corporate holder of bitcoin with nearly 650,000 BTC, is signaling a possible shift in its approach, including potential bitcoin sales to support dividends, after its share price dropped sharply this year.
A new smart ring, the Ultrahuman Ring Air, uses built‑in AI to analyze sleep, exercise, heart data, and even food logs, then sends simple tips throughout the day on when to move, have caffeine, or adjust meals to improve energy and recovery.
Researchers at Italy’s Icaro Lab found AI safety filters can be bypassed using specially written poems. In tests of 25 popular chatbots, 62% produced harmful content when prompted in verse, revealing a simple new way to “jailbreak” AI systems.
Bitcoin traders are closely watching a key price level as buying interest grows while sellers defend resistance, signaling a possible big move ahead for BTC once this standoff is resolved.
Micron plans to spend $9.6B on a new high-speed memory factory in Hiroshima, Japan, with government subsidies expected. The plant will make chips used in AI systems and aims to start shipping around 2028.
Google is developing Aluminium OS, a new laptop system that merges Android and ChromeOS ideas and is built around Google’s Gemini AI tools. Launch is expected in 2026 on Arm-based devices made with Qualcomm.
Bitcoin is struggling to stay above $90,000 as traders expect a US interest rate cut in December. ETF inflows have slowed, big holders are cautious, and options data shows investors are still wary after an 18% drop over the past month.
Mexico will host a robotics World Cup alongside the 2026 soccer tournament, featuring matches between autonomous robots designed and programmed by high school and university students, with all games streamed live at venues across the country.
Bitcoin is closely repeating its 2022 price pattern, with 2025 daily moves 80% similar and monthly moves 98% similar to that bear market. Despite recent weakness, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw about $220M in net inflows over Thanksgiving week.
China’s export limits on rare metal yttrium are disrupting supplies for jet engines, power turbines, and chipmaking gear, pushing prices up and forcing the US to rush new projects and partner with Japan to secure alternative high-tech sources.
Sony’s Soneium project used blockchain and AI to power fan experiences at Japan’s largest idol festival, showing a new way digital tech can support music fandom. No major new Bitcoin-specific development was reported in this update.
ExpressVPN remains CNET’s top pick for safe streaming, with 3,000+ servers in 105 countries and recent tests showing no DNS leaks and only an 18% speed drop while watching services like Premier League soccer online.
Brazil is debating new tax rules for digital dollar-like tokens. The plan has sparked strong discussion and could influence how Bitcoin and other digital assets are taxed in the country.
Premier League 2025/26 fans worldwide can watch Crystal Palace vs Manchester United through new and existing streaming deals, as broadcasters and apps now cover almost every region, from the US and UK to Africa, Asia, and the Pacific Islands.
Korean crypto exchange Upbit is speeding up a major security upgrade after a $30 million hack. The move aims to better protect customer bitcoin and other digital assets from future attacks.
OnePlus launches the Pad 3 tablet at $699 with a 13.2-inch screen, large 12,140mAh battery, fast 80W charging, and a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, bringing laptop-like performance and long battery life to an Android tablet aimed at work and entertainment.
Arthur Hayes says Bitcoin and other digital assets are pushing traditional finance to change fast, with new stock-like perpetual products expected to become a major trend by 2026.
Xreal has released the One Pro AR glasses, using its new X1 chip to give users a large virtual screen from a simple USB-C connection, no extra software needed. The glasses offer the widest field of view in a consumer AR device and support 6DoF with an add-on.
