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Crypto Chaos: Fed Jitters, Altcoin Revival, NFT Breakthroughs – July 30–31, 2025 Roundup
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Криптохаос: нервозність через ФРС, відродження альткоїнів, прориви у NFT – огляд за 30–31 липня 2025 року

Федеральна резервна система США залишила ставки на рівні 4,25% з двома незгодними, які виступали за зниження, а жорстка риторика Пауелла короткочасно опустила BTC нижче $116 000, перш ніж він відновився вище $118 000 до четверга. Ethereum відзначив своє 10-річчя 30 липня, торгуючись
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Technology News

  • SpaceX launches Bandwagon-4, including Haven Demo, advancing Haven-1 private space station plans
    November 2, 2025, 1:48 AM EST. SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 from Cape Canaveral on a multi-satellite mission dubbed Bandwagon-4, delivering 18 payloads to orbit. Among them is Haven Demo, a pathfinder for Vast Space's upcoming private space station Haven-1, which aims to reach low Earth orbit as soon as 2026 and could host up to four astronauts. The other payloads come from partners including South Korea's ADD, Exolaunch, Turkey's Fergani Space, Tomorrow Companies, and Starcloud, which plans data-center deployments in space. The first stage landed at Cape Canaveral's Landing Zone-2, while the upper stage continues deploying satellites over about an hour. Bandwagon-4 is the fourth mission in this series, fueling SpaceX's ongoing Starlink cadence.
  • Watch India's LVM3-M5 CMS-03 Launch: Heaviest Military Communications Satellite to GEO
    November 2, 2025, 1:56 AM EDT. Live coverage is underway for ISRO's LVM3-M5 Mission: CMS-03, also known as GSAT-7R. The 9,700-pound satellite will ride a Launch Vehicle Mark-3 from Satish Dhawan Space Centre and aim for a geostationary transfer orbit about 16 minutes after liftoff. If successful, CMS-03 will become the heaviest communications satellite launched from Indian soil to GEO and will provide secure, multi-band naval communications for the Indian Navy, expanding blue-water operations. The mission underscores ISRO's capabilities and follows the Chandrayaan-3 success. Coverage starts 30 minutes before liftoff; tune in to Space.com or ISRO streams for real-time updates on this historic launch.
  • The New Hot AI Job: Forward-Deployed Engineers
    November 2, 2025, 1:52 AM EDT. Forward-deployed engineers (FDEs) are quickly becoming the hottest role in AI, blending research insight with real-world deployment. Working at the intersection of customers, product, and engineering, FDEs tailor AI models to client workflows, build production-ready pipelines, and ensure scalability and reliability in diverse environments. The role demands strong systems integration, data privacy, and on-site collaboration to translate cutting-edge research into practical, measurable outcomes. As AI adoption accelerates across industries, startups and enterprises seek FDEs who can bridge gaps between R&D and operations, manage risk, and iterate rapidly in the face of changing requirements. Expect a blend of software engineering, data science, and customer-facing work with high impact and visibility.
  • Measuring Business Research Downloads in the AI Era
    November 2, 2025, 1:48 AM EDT. Enterprises increasingly rely on digital research assets, forcing firms to refine how they measure business research downloads amid the rise of AI. Key challenges include separating genuine demand from noise and standardizing metrics across platforms and content types. AI-powered analytics enable better audience segmentation, personalized access, and demand forecasting while safeguarding data quality and compliance. Core metrics now span unique downloads, engagement duration, repeat access, and downstream actions like licensing or enterprise adoption. The trend points to a shift from static reports to AI-enabled insights hubs, where access patterns reveal which insights drive decision-making. For publishers and vendors, the opportunity lies in richer telemetry, clearer attribution, and faster iteration to align content with evolving business needs.
  • Google Debuts First Fully AI-Generated Ad Featuring Tom the Turkey
    November 2, 2025, 1:46 AM EDT. Google released its first fully AI-generated advertisement, featuring Tom the turkey and his quest for flights via AI Mode, the company's AI-based search tool. Created by Google Creative Lab, the spot nods to seasonal nostalgia and holiday specials, and marks a milestone in synthetic content across TV, social, digital media, and theaters. The project used Veo 3 and other AI tools, with notes explaining how this content was made in the video player. The campaign highlights AI Mode's ability to return complete answers from the web and signals Google's emphasis on transparency by crediting altered or synthetic content.