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    BlockTower Capital founder Ari Paul has publicly accused Coinbase of concealing roughly $1 billion in losses from hacks, according to a claim circulating widely on social media. The allegation quickly drew attention across the crypto industry, with commentators debating whether the exchange has downplayed security incidents. Coinbase has not been reported to have confirmed the figures, and no regulatory finding substantiates the claim so far.

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    Social Media May Give Investors False Confidenceโ—Social Media May Make Investors Feel More Confident Than They Should Be | Newswiseโœ‰newsBusinessPersonal Finance23 h ago

    New research highlighted by Newswise suggests that social media use can make investors feel more confident about their financial decisions than their actual knowledge or skills justify. The finding points to an overconfidence gap: people exposed to investing content online may overestimate their abilities, potentially leading to riskier trading, poorly informed decisions, and losses. It adds to ongoing debate about how online financial communities shape retail investor behavior.

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    Workers question tax breaks for the wealthy as automation fears growโ—# Repost @mijobu4life We keep worrying about protecting rich people from taxes while they invest that money into figurinMmastodonBusinessEconomy344 min ago

    A widely shared social media post argues that governments keep shielding rich people from taxes even as those same wealthy investors pour money into technology designed to replace workers. The author calls the logic contradictory, tying the debate to trucking, the wider economy and strike action, and inviting discussion about labour rights and economic policy.

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    Kalshi in Talks to Raise $1 Billion at $40 Billion Valuationโ—Kalshi in Talks for $1 Billion Raise at $40 Billion Valuation๐•xSE511 h ago

    Prediction market platform Kalshi is reportedly in talks to raise $1 billion in new funding at a $40 billion valuation, according to the headline circulating on social media. The figure would mark a dramatic jump for the company, which has been riding surging interest in event contracts trading. Details such as investors and timing have not been confirmed.