Boomers’ Last Stand: Kiyosaki’s Crypto Lifeboat in a Sea of Debt

Kiyosaki’s lament is not for the rise of Bitcoin or Ethereum, but for the fall of an old order. For decades, pension funds clung to U.S. debt securities as a drowning man clings to a raft, only to find it riddled with holes. The inflation, stoked by the fires of Middle Eastern conflicts and oil prices soaring above $100, has rendered bond yields a cruel joke, a pittance in the face of the dollar’s devaluation.

Sequans sells half its Bitcoin as debt pressure shakes treasury plan

The chipmaker, based in Paris, sold some of its Bitcoin holdings due to declining revenue and increasing losses. As of April 30th, the company held 1,114 Bitcoin, which was down from 2,139 Bitcoin at the end of 2025. The remaining Bitcoin was worth $84.9 million, with $35.9 million of that value backed by 817 Bitcoin used as collateral for convertible debt.

Altcoins: The Cockroaches of Crypto? Hayes Says They’ll Outlive Us All!

He scoffed at the notion that institutional adoption and regulation would prune the crypto garden, leaving only the roses. “Nonsense!” he cried, or at least, we imagine he did, with a flourish of his hand. “The altcoin market is like a troll under a bridge-you can’t get rid of it, no matter how many adventurers try.”

You Won’t Believe What Solana Is Doing With Google Cloud!

In a most theatrical rendezvous, the Solana Foundation has drawn a partnership with the omnivorous provider Google Cloud, unfolding an astoundingly painless contrivance: a payment conduit that allows AI agents to siphon stablecoins straight from Solana wallets-no sartorially mundane user accounts, no tedious subscription rituals required. The mechanism, like an elegant automaton, dispatches concise, pay‑per‑use … Read more