Lmao. First it was machine-learning, then AI, now just slapping 'quantum' in front of something is the golden ticket. Feels like the graphics card thing or CPUs, just trying to stuff more in for diminishing returns.Microsoft announces a new chip and the quantum bubble stocks spiked like 10% in 5 minutes
IONQ and RGTI opened higher today for some stupid reason. It's amazing how many posts I see on twitter like "this is a great time to add quantum stocks IONQ RGTI to your long term portfolio" when their market caps are super bloated compared to revenue, and their quantum computers are offline like 50% of the timeLmao. First it was machine-learning, then AI, now just slapping 'quantum' in front of something is the golden ticket. Feels like the graphics card thing or CPUs, just trying to stuff more in for diminishing returns.
When they get machine-learning, AI, or quantum chips to sort out the UI and UX of Windows 11 and fire all the dipshits who continually ignore what the public wants, then I'll be impressed.
It's gambling at the end of the day. People want something for nothing, hoping to get on the train first before everyone else. Or they're trying to grift off the back of that baseless enthusiasm, which is even more lame.IONQ and RGTI opened higher today for some stupid reason. It's amazing how many posts I see on twitter like "this is a great time to add quantum stocks IONQ RGTI to your long term portfolio" when their market caps are super bloated compared to revenue, and their quantum computers are offline like 50% of the time
Bybit has fallen victim today to one of the largest crypto hacks ever recorded, with hackers reportedly stealing over $1.4 billion worth of ETH from the exchange’s cold wallet. According to Bybit co-founder and CEO Ben Zhou, the attacker exploited a "masked" UI and URL, deceiving wallet signers into unknowingly approving a malicious transaction. This allowed them to alter the smart contract logic and gain control of the ETH cold wallet, draining its funds. While the incident remains under investigation, Zhou reassured users that other cold wallets are secure and withdrawals remain operational
Saw this in the commentswho knows. it's possible MSFT is just relocating some data centers overseas to avoid potential tariffs on semiconductors
Anything related to Thiel is suspicious.I still have no idea what exactly Palantir does
Every description of them is vague and marketspeak sounding
I work in tech and don't get what they do. Does that seem right?
And the CEO looks like a wojak