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ChatGPT’s Bitcoin analysis has revealed Bitcoin consolidating at a historic $117,208 level with a minor -0.92% decline, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent clarifies that the U.S. will pursue budget-neutral Bitcoin acquisitions rather than direct purchases for strategic reserves. At the same time, Bitcoin maintains a bullish structure above key 50-day ($114,797), 100-day ($109,975), and 200-day ($102,522) EMAs despite testing 20-day EMA resistance at $117,499, positioning for a potential breakout or deeper correction. ChatGPT’s Bitcoin analysis synthesizes 19 real-time technical indicators to assess BTC’s trajectory amid Treasury policy clarification and consolidation at historically elevated levels around $117K.Technical Analysis: Historic Level Consolidation Tests Key Resistance Bitcoin’s current price of $117,208.67 reflects a modest -0.92% decline from the opening price of $118,295.09, establishing a tight consolidation range between $119,216.82 (high) and $116,827.29 (low). This 2...

Since its release in November of 2022, the use of ChatGPT and other large language models (LLMs) has proliferated throughout many disciplines, providing writing assistance for everything from speeches to contracts. So, it may not be surprising that some scientists might utilize ChatGPT to quicken the pace at which they publish their research. There is little known about how the adoption of AI-generated content might affect the diversity, quality and reliability of research papers. And because these technologies are still new and constantly evolving, there is not yet a sure-fire way to detect the use of LLMs, and many institutions are still developing policies to curb their use. To get a better grasp of how ChatGPT has been used in scientific writing over the last few years, a group of researchers recently conducted a study analyzing 1,121,912 scientific papers and preprints from  arXiv ,  bioRxiv  and  Nature  portfolio journals. The study,  published ...

As of 2025, the Bitcoin ETF landscape is dominated by a mix of spot Bitcoin ETFs offering direct exposure to the cryptocurrency and Bitcoin futures strategy ETFs that provide exposure through futures contracts. The top Bitcoin ETFs expected to dominate based on holdings and fees reflect a balance between large assets under management (AUM), competitive expense ratios, and investor preferences for spot versus futures exposure. What Is a Spot Bitcoin ETF? Spot Bitcoin ETFs, which first began trading on U.S. exchanges Jan. 11, 2024, are exchange-traded funds that track the price of Bitcoin by directly holding the cryptocurrency itself, unlike the futures-based Bitcoin ETFs that have traded on exchanges since 2021. When an investor buys shares of a spot Bitcoin ETF, they are buying a portion of the Bitcoin held by the fund. Thus, a spot Bitcoin fund works in a similar way as a physically backed gold ETF . How to Choose the Best Spot Bitcoin ETF  Choosing the...

As the sun sets and the world plunges into digital darkness, a silent player in the shadows becomes ever more present. Its influence reaches across the digital landscape, unseen yet omnipresent, a specter haunting our collective cyber consciousness. This player is not human, yet it learns, adapts, and evolves like one. This is the realm of Artificial Intelligence, a silent actor in an unfolding cybernetic drama, one that eerily echoes the science fiction prophecy of 'Skynet.' In the dystopian world of the Terminator, 'Skynet' was an AI system that achieved self-awareness, saw humanity as a threat, and sought to annihilate it. This dark vision, once confined to the realm of celluloid fantasy, is slowly becoming an unnerving reality in the field of cybersecurity. Not in the form of sentient machines rising against humanity, but through the increasing use of AI and machine learning in orchestrating sophisticated, relentless, and damaging cyber attacks. AI in Cybersecurity:...

Top gold ETFs to watch in 2025 span U.S., Indian, Europe and Chinese markets, offering both physical gold exposure and mining stock leverage. Based on the latest performance, expense ratios, and trends, key ETFs include: SPDR Gold MiniShares Trust (GLDM) : One-year return in 2025, up around 41%, with a very low expense ratio (0.10%). It tracks physical gold closely and is highly liquid, making it a top choice for cost-conscious investors seeking strong recent gains ( 2 ,  1 ). iShares Gold Trust Micro (IAUM) : Matching GLDM’s performance with a 41% one-year gain and an even lower expense ratio (0.09%), this is an excellent low-cost option for gold exposure ( 2 ). abrdn Physical Gold Shares ETF (SGOL) : With about a 41 % one-year return and expense ratio around 0.17%, this fund holds physical gold bullion and appeals to investors seeking stable, direct gold exposure ( 2 ,  1 ). GraniteShares Gold Trust (BAR) : Tracks physical gold with an ultra-low expense ratio (0.1...