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SEC Weighs 1M IBIT Options Limit as BlackRock ETF Surges

Blackrock’s bitcoin ETF enters a pivotal moment as Nasdaq seeks SEC approval for a 1M-contract IBIT options cap, signaling stronger liquidity, deeper institutional activity, and enhanced transparency across the regulated crypto-linked derivatives market. Wall Street Braces as SEC Weighs IBIT’s 1M Options Limit The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a notice on Nov. 21 that…
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Binance Donates HK$10M as Hong Kong Faces Deadliest Fire

Binance’s swift HK$10 million commitment surges into Hong Kong’s disaster zone, powering urgent relief and future rebuilding as the city confronts its deadliest fire in generations and mounting pressure for transparent, accountable recovery. Binance’s Relief Pledge…
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Celestron Origin Telescope Gets $200 Off in Black Friday Deal

What’s better than gazing into the depths of the cosmos, taking in all its amazing sights? Capturing those sights and sharing them with others, which is where the Celestron Origin Home Observatory comes and, thanks to B&H Photo’s Black Friday sale, it’s…
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Celestron Nexstar 6SE Drops to Lowest Price in Black Friday Sale

Celestron is one of the biggest, if not the biggest, names in the telescope industry, with a huge range of telescopes to suit the casual observer or the professional astrophotographer. Amazon’s early Black Friday deals are delivering some good deals across telescopes, and we have spotted this one on the Celestron Nexstar 6SE, with $160 off the retail price. It has a 6-inch (150mm) aperture…
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OpenAI claims teen circumvented safety features before suicide that ChatGPT helped plan

In August, parents Matthew and Maria Raine sued OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, over their 16-year-old son Adam’s suicide, accusing the company of wrongful death. On Tuesday, OpenAI responded to the lawsuit with a filing of its own, arguing that it shouldn’t be held responsible for the teenager’s death. OpenAI claims that over roughly nine months of usage, ChatGPT directed Raine…
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A new book about Albert Watson shows why the "photographer's photographer" has never needed to pick a lane

Many photographers build their career by finding a niche and staying in it. One, though, has spent five decades systematically ignoring this advice. And the results, collected in TASCHEN’s new limited-edition monograph Albert Watson: KAOS, make a compelling argument that specialization might be overrated. The book opens with Albert Watson’s breakthrough: a 1973 portrait of Alfred…
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