Oracle

Oracles are essential infrastructure components that feed real-time, off-chain data (such as price feeds, weather, or sports results) into blockchain smart contracts. Without decentralized oracles like Chainlink and Pyth, DeFi could not function. In 2026, oracles have evolved to support verifiable randomness and cross-chain data synchronization. This tag covers the technical evolution of data availability, tamper-proof price feeds, and the critical role oracles play in ensuring the deterministic execution of complex decentralized applications.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
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Dow Jones declines as AI sector doubts and Fed rate cut hopes persist

Dow Jones declines as AI sector doubts and Fed rate cut hopes persist

The post Dow Jones declines as AI sector doubts and Fed rate cut hopes persist appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) hit another weak patch on Monday, backsliding nearly 500 points and slipping back below the 47,000 handle to start the new trading week with many of the same questions from last week going unanswered. The AI segment continues to see new challenges amid concerns about endpoint revenues, and investors are hoping that a kickstart to official data sources following the reopening of the federal government will help push the Federal Reserve (Fed) to deliver a third straight interest rate cut in December. Alphabet shares supported by Berkshire investment Shares in Google parent holding company Alphabet (GOOG) rose over 3% on the day after it was revealed that Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway (BRK) poured $4.3 billion into a stake in the Google search and YouTube giant at the end of September. Hyper-traditionalist investor Warren Buffett recently announced his retirement by the end of the year to Berkshire shareholders, leading to speculation that a play into Google properties is being spearheaded by more tech-friendly names in the Berkshire flagship. Berkshire Hathaway continues to unwind its massive holdings of Apple (AAPL) stock, shedding another 15% of its total shares held as of the end of the third quarter. However, the Oracle of Omaha’s investment company’s holdings in Apple still sit at a lofty $60.7 billion. Too-hot AI rally now faces tough questions about profitability The AI trade continues to come under renewed pressure, with LLM computing services darling Nvidia (NVDA) falling another 1.8% on Monday. The chipmaker is slated to reveal its latest quarterly earnings after the closing bell on Wednesday, and investors are becoming concerned that the constantly-growing demand for AI-driven compute power still remains woefully outsized compared to revenues and return on investment on the actual deployment side. US government back open… for now The…

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The Best Crypto Under $0.03 to Buy Before It’s Too Late

The Best Crypto Under $0.03 to Buy Before It’s Too Late

The first half of November has brought a noticeable shift in the crypto market. While major tokens continue to move in sharp swings, a quieter narrative is taking shape beneath the surface. Investors are rediscovering low-cost early-stage projects, especially those linked to real-world assets. Among the tokens priced under 0.03 dollars, one name has gained […]

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Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) Stock: Amazon Targets $12 Billion in Bond Sale to Accelerate AI Expansion

Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) Stock: Amazon Targets $12 Billion in Bond Sale to Accelerate AI Expansion

TLDR Amazon seeks to raise about $12B in corporate bonds to support AI infrastructure spending. The deal marks its first U.S. dollar bond sale in nearly three years. Tech giants are collectively expected to spend $400B on AI infrastructure in 2025. Capital expenditures at Amazon may reach $125B this year. AMZN stock trades at $231.37 [...] The post Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) Stock: Amazon Targets $12 Billion in Bond Sale to Accelerate AI Expansion appeared first on CoinCentral.

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Market Tension After XRP Whale Move Sparks Rising Interest in RentStac (RNS)

Market Tension After XRP Whale Move Sparks Rising Interest in RentStac (RNS)

A sharp shift in market sentiment followed the recent XRP whale activity that saw roughly $450 million in tokens off-loaded, pushing XRP below the $2.20 mark. The move unsettled traders and reignited discussions around portfolio balance, especially as major-cap volatility continues to shape the broader crypto landscape. In this climate, attention is slowly turning toward […]

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Best Crypto to Buy: Before Solana (SOL) Blew Up, It Looked Just Like This Coin

Best Crypto to Buy: Before Solana (SOL) Blew Up, It Looked Just Like This Coin

Before Solana (SOL) broke onto the scene as one of the largest winners within the crypto market, with early buyers seeing life-changing profits, it exemplified a list of early signs. Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is currently demonstrating these early-stage symptoms and shows much more potency. The token has already advanced early buyers a remarkable 250%, and […]

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‘Warren Buffet Trashes Bitcoin’: Robert Kiyosaki Names 2 Reasons Why He’s Wrong

‘Warren Buffet Trashes Bitcoin’: Robert Kiyosaki Names 2 Reasons Why He’s Wrong

The post ‘Warren Buffet Trashes Bitcoin’: Robert Kiyosaki Names 2 Reasons Why He’s Wrong appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Traditional assets can break too Bitcoin same as gold and silver Popular business literature author Robert Kiyosaki used his latest X post to return to Warren Buffett’s older comments about Bitcoin — the ones where the “Omaha Oracle” called it speculation instead of investment and warned that the real danger comes when the market builds up too much excess.  All of this comes as Berkshire moves into a new stage, with Buffett preparing to hand the CEO role to Greg Abel by the end of 2025. Such Bitcoin remarks were made years ago, but they still get repeated whenever people discuss the asset.  Traditional assets can break too Kiyosaki’s first point is that the idea of traditional markets being a safer place to stand does not always match reality because stocks have long periods where they unwind unexpectedly, real estate cycles can flip fast and even U.S. Treasuries change direction when large foreign holders adjust their books.  You Might Also Like Berkshire Hathaway itself has been selling stocks for 12 straight quarters, the longest streak the company has ever seen, while building a massive position in Treasury bills that now covers roughly 5.6% of the entire market. The latest update shows Alphabet added and D.R. Horton removed, proving that even Berkshire keeps moving its exposure around. Bitcoin same as gold and silver The second point by Robert Kiyosaki is centered on issuance. Governments can increase the money supply whenever they need to, and financial markets can generate new paper products without limit, while Bitcoin stays capped at 21 million BTC. Fixed supply is the key reason Kiyosaki places Bitcoin next to physical gold and silver as assets defined by scarcity rather than policy decisions. You Might Also Like Kiyosaki finished his post by saying the difference is not about who is right or wrong…

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Chainlink CRE and UBS Enable In-Production Tokenized Fund Automation Under Hong Kong Framework

Chainlink CRE and UBS Enable In-Production Tokenized Fund Automation Under Hong Kong Framework

The technical pilot using Chainlink DTA and CRE demonstrates fully automated subscription, redemption, and compliance processes executed through smart contract–to–smart contract interactions. The initiative comes as institutional demand for standardized, compliant tokenization infrastructure accelerates, with Chainlink emerging as a preferred choice. DigiFT has released a new whitepaper highlighting a live, production-ready tokenized fund workflow built [...]]]>

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Alphabet rallies after Berkshire reveals stake. Why Buffett’s firm likely bought it

Alphabet rallies after Berkshire reveals stake. Why Buffett’s firm likely bought it

The post Alphabet rallies after Berkshire reveals stake. Why Buffett’s firm likely bought it appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Warren Buffett and Greg Abel walkthrough the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholders Meeting in Omaha, Nebraska on May 3, 2025. David A. Grogen | CNBC Alphabet shares jumped Monday after Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway revealed a new stake in the Google parent, marking one of the conglomerate’s most significant technology bets in years. Alphabet shares were up nearly 4% in premarket trading, bucking some weakness in most technology shares to start the week. A quarterly 13F filing showed Berkshire owned roughly $4.3 billion worth of Alphabet as of Sept. 30, making it the firm’s 10th largest equity holding. The move surprised many Buffett watchers given the billionaire’s decades-long hesitation toward high-growth tech companies. Buffett has always seen Apple, Berkshire’s largest holding, as a consumer products company. The Alphabet investment likely came from one of his two lieutenants, Todd Combs or Ted Weschler, who increasingly influence Berkshire’s $300 billion stock portfolio. Though its size suggests it likely had the blessing of Buffett, who is stepping down as CEO at the end of this year. The pair have been responsible for many of Berkshire’s tech-leaning investments, including a stake in Amazon initiated in 2019. Berkshire still owns $2.2 billion worth of Amazon today. Alphabet has been one of the stock market’s biggest winners this year, rising 46% as investors reward its accelerating AI push and rapidly improving cloud profitability. Revenue growth from Google Cloud, once a margin drag, has turned into a key earnings driver. Changing of the guard? Bill Stone, Glenview Trust Company’s chief investment officer, said the Alphabet purchase could reflect a broader approach to technology investments as leadership transitions to the next generation. “Perhaps the purchase of Alphabet signals a widening of the circle of competence into technology,” Stone said. Longtime lieutenant Greg Abel is set to take the reins…

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Kiyosaki Calls Bitcoin, Ethereum “People’s Money”

Kiyosaki Calls Bitcoin, Ethereum “People’s Money”

The post Kiyosaki Calls Bitcoin, Ethereum “People’s Money” appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Notes Robert Kiyosaki said he holds gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum because he does not trust the Federal Reserve, U.S. Treasury, or Wall Street. He reiterated that he avoids crypto ETFs and REITs, calling them “paper” or “fake” assets. Kiyosaki argued that Bitcoin’s fixed supply and independence from government monetary policy make it a superior long-term asset. With the Bitcoin BTC $94 962 24h volatility: 0.8% Market cap: $1.90 T Vol. 24h: $78.61 B price crashing more than 10% on the weekly chart, veteran investor Robert Kiyosaki is once again defending the asset class, calling it “people’s money.” His recent comments come in mild criticism of the oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett. In his recent post on X platform, Kiyosaki points out risks in traditional financial markets and US equities, just as Buffett buys $4.3 billion worth of Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) shares. https://twitter.com/theRealKiyosaki/status/1990339571801080275 Robert Kiyosaki Reiterates Support for Bitcoin Despite Warren Buffett’s Criticism Veteran investor Robert Kiyosaki issued a detailed response after Warren Buffett dismissed Bitcoin as speculation rather than investment. Previously, Buffett warned that a “blow-off top” could wipe out crypto investors. Robert Kiyosaki argued that Buffett’s stance overlooks risks in traditional financial markets. He noted that stocks, real estate, and even US Treasuries, long considered safe-haven assets, have experienced volatility, with recent selling pressure from major foreign holders such as Japan and China. Kiyosaki stated that the US financial system appears absolutely broken. That’s why he owns gold mines, physical gold and silver, as well as Bitcoin and Ethereum ETH $3 173 24h volatility: 0.1% Market cap: $384.40 B Vol. 24h: $33.51 B , because he doesn’t trust the Federal Reserve, the US Treasury, or Wall Street. On November 15, Buffett said he would continue to buy BTC despite the current selling pressure. In contrast, he places…

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Robert Kiyosaki Backs Bitcoin, Ethereum as “People’s Money” Despite Volatility

Robert Kiyosaki Backs Bitcoin, Ethereum as “People’s Money” Despite Volatility

Robert Kiyosaki defended Bitcoin and Ethereum as “people’s money,” countering Warren Buffett’s criticism, while slamming traditional US financial markets. The post Robert Kiyosaki Backs Bitcoin, Ethereum as “People’s Money” Despite Volatility appeared first on Coinspeaker.

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