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Warsh's first FOMC highlights supply-control gap between dollar and bitcoin

Kevin Warsh (워시), chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve, chaired his first FOMC meeting after taking office, drawing renewed attention to structural differences between the dollar and bitcoin. He held rates and stressed price stability, while reducing forward guidance and strengthening data-based decisions. The article says fiat currencies depend on human judgment and policy intervention, with the dollar supply historically expanding. Bitcoin’s total supply is fixed at 21 million, with issuance halving about every 4 years.

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Paper-like screen draws interest as 60 Hz e-ink monitor Modos Flow hits crowdfunding target

A 13.3-inch PC monitor using an e-ink display, Modos Flow, is drawing attention after reaching 274 percent of its crowdfunding goal and raising about $480,000. The product aims to extend e-ink technology into a PC secondary display for reading and document work. Modos says it supports up to 60 fps and 300 ppi through partial refresh. Two models are offered, monochrome and color, with pricing starting at $619.

Crypto

Galaxy Digital CEO says Fed rate cuts could spur bitcoin gains

Michael Novogratz, CEO of Galaxy Digital, said U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts could be a key catalyst for a bitcoin rebound. He said bitcoin has been pressured by weak price action, low retail interest and pessimism amid tight monetary policy. Others pointed to falling RSI, declining Google searches and concentrated holdings. Novogratz rejected claims bitcoin is a “dead asset” and said its long-term outlook should be assessed at least through around March 2027.