Interesante ver cómo los géneros urbanos y reggaeton siguen dominando en los Latin Grammy. La música mexicana siempre presente pero cada año compite más fuerte en la industria.
La inseguridad dispara costos fijos y mata el consumo. Los pequeños negocios quedan atrapados entre gastos de protección y clientes que dejan de llegar.
San Miguel de Allende vende nostalgia, pero la realidad es más compleja: turismo masivo, gentrificación, precios que no cuadran. La historia sigue ahí, solo que más cara.
La prevención sigue siendo el mejor seguro de salud. Respiratorias, del corazón, urinarias: en México siguen siendo las que más nos frenan. Cuidarse es invertir en uno mismo.
Frías llegó a Atlas y ya es intocable. Los pibes argentinos descubren que en la Liga MX hay espacio para crecer sin tanta presión. Crespo le dio rodaje y él respondió.
¿A quién le falta carácter en La Granja? Los reality de competencia funcionan porque cada eliminación remueve a alguien que importa, y eso mantiene todo impredecible.
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“Every day without the CLARITY Act is a day we cede our competitive edge to other nations.” Senator Cynthia Lummis
The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act has passed the House but is now stalled in the Senate, delayed by committee disagreements.
Why this matters:
• Crypto innovation is moving offshore (UAE, EU, Singapore)
• SEC vs CFTC turf war leaves investors & builders in limbo
• Regulatory uncertainty suppresses institutional adoption
Without clear rules, America loses talent, capital, and leadership. CLARITY isn’t optional : it’s strategic future.
Wanted to expand upon the (salient) point @sytaylor makes here:
Ingenico terminals are technically Android devices with an app store. WalletConnect launched an app there. However, merchants do not browse app stores on their terminals. They treat the terminal as a static utility provided by their bank.
Ingenico makes the plastic box, but they don't sell it to the coffee shop directly. They sell to ISOs (Independent Sales Organizations) and Acquirers (middlemen like Worldpay, Fiserv, or Chase). These middlemen configure the device before giving it to the merchant.
The conflict is the following:
- Acquirers and ISOs make their profit from the Interchange Fee (a cut of every Visa/Mastercard swipe).
-"Bypassing the banks" actually bypasses the Acquirers' revenue.
The entity that controls the terminal (the Acquirer) has zero incentive to install the WalletConnect app. In fact, they have a negative incentive. Every stablecoin transaction creates a loss of revenue for them compared to a card swipe. Therefore, they will simply never enable the feature.
Once again, distribution rules everything.
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The hardest part for any token is demand
@1winToken doesn’t need to invent it – it already exists
Revenue-funded buybacks, daily burns, and real in-product utility create organic pressure
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I also agree with this. Despite all of the pumping and hype that happened, BTC was extremely under performing in 2026. No utility.
Silver meanwhile is experiencing huge demand