$Rigetti Computing (RGTI.US)$
Rigetti Computing takes a distinctive approach to quantum computing, focusing on superconducting technology and vertical integration. Unlike room-temperature trapped-ion systems, Rigetti's architecture leverages established semiconductormanufacturing processes at the company's dedicated Fab-1 quantum foundry, potentially offering advantages in scaling and gate speeds in the years ahead.
While qubit count is one progress metric, Rigetti emphasizes gate fidelity as a k...

$IonQ Inc (IONQ.US)$
IonQ's architecture operates at room temperature and demonstrates strong qubit connectivity, with the company's Forte system delivering 36 algorithmic qubits at 99.9% fidelity -- marking significant performance advantages that could translate into a formidable competitive moat as the technology matures.
While some quantum computing companies focus on the number of physical qubits, IonQ uses "algorithmic qubits" to represent the computational power available after accounting f...

$AST SpaceMobile (ASTS.US)$
The first flight of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket marks a pivotal moment in the company's development of heavy-lift space vehicles. The two-stage rocket, designed for reusability, will carry the Blue Ring spacecraft platform, capable of deploying and hosting multiple payloads. This mission also plays a key role in certifying New Glenn for National Security Space Launch missions, demonstrating its ability to handle sensitive and high-value payloads.
New Glenn’s powerf...

$AST SpaceMobile (ASTS.US)$
The big money is not in buying and selling, but in the waiting.

$Rumble (RUM.US)$
As the world population continues to grow and advancements in space and mobile technology expand connectivity, relying solely on YouTube as the dominant video platform may not be sufficient to serve all markets. A strong challenger, like Rumble, is needed to meet the increasing demand and diversify the options for users and creators.

$Archer Aviation (ACHR.US)$
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We’ve completed construction of our ~400k sq ft high-volume manufacturing facility, ARC, located in Covington, GA.
This facility will produce Midnight, our all-electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft built for rapid, back-to-back flights across cities.
We received the certificate of occupancy earlier this week and have begun tooling load-in ahead of our planned start of production at this facility in early 2025. Our goal is to ramp p...

$Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$
Bitcoin broke through the $0.1 million level again yesterday, reaching a historic high of $0.106 million. Starting out nearly worthless 15 years ago, Bitcoin has experienced numerous frenzied surges and astonishing crashes before finally surpassing a market cap of $2 trillion, becoming a super investment tool akin to the "real gold market." However, Bitcoin is often likened to the "Tulip Mania" of the 17th century which led to countless financial ruin. Many Wall Street giants, including Dalio, Dimon, and Buffett, have criticized Bitcoin as a scam or a tool for money laundering. However, the reality has proven that they were completely mistaken. How do they view Bitcoin today? Have they already admitted defeat or do they still believe that Bitcoin will eventually crash?
Regardless of their opinions, Bitcoin remains unstoppable for now. Many analysts believe that Bitcoin has the potential to double to $0.2 million (increasing its market cap to $4 trillion), primarily because of its limited supply capped at 21 million coins. It is also receiving full support and encouragement from the Trump camp, with Eric Trump boldly claiming that Bitcoin could skyrocket 9 times to $1 million. As prices inflate like a bubble, cryptocurrency companies are well-armed, and Wall Street banks and asset management firms are trying to capitalize on this opportunity to make big profits. However, more individual investors choose to avoid what they perceive as a speculative bubble. According to reports from The Wall Street Journal and online sources, here is the evolution of opinions on Bitcoin among some Wall Street giants from the past and present: