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Andrew Yang’s upstart cell phone phone business acquires Helium Mobile Original

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By Jack Kubinec
| Fortune
Andrew Yang enjoys being a maverick. After a surprisingly strong showing in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, where he stood out for wearing a “MATH” lapel pin during debates, Yang redirected his energy into business. In 2025, he decided to take on phone giants Verizon and AT&T with a low-cost mobile phone network, Noble Mobile.
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SpaceX’s $1.4 billion Bitcoin hoard is a strategic reserve for its cash—and an accounting headache Original

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By Jack Kubinec
| Fortune
When SpaceX filed for its much-hyped IPO, investors learned that the size of its Bitcoin hoard exceeded previous estimates. When the company finally does go public, it’s an open question what the firm helmed by Elon Musk, who has recently cooled on his longtime crypto fervor, will do with that stash, which is currently worth nearly $1.4 billion. The situation is not entirely unprecedented. Tesla, another Musk-owned company that went public, still has a Bitcoin stockpile that it has held since 2021.
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Kalshi adds perpetual futures for U.S. traders following thumbs-up from key regulator Original

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By Jack Kubinec
| Fortune
Kalshi became the first U.S.-based firm to receive regulators’ blessing to offer a perpetual futures product, which is a novel kind of derivative that was popularized by crypto traders. While this approval only extends to futures contracts on Bitcoin, perpetual futures—known among traders as “perps”—have lately become popular among non-crypto traders who use the instrument as a vehicle to trade oil and other commodities on the weekends, or to bet on pre-IPO companies.
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