LensLinks: Issue 338

Work will continue to develop the Contingent Reserve Arrangement, primarily regarding the use of currencies different from the US dollar," the Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov pointed out

The global Spatial Computing Market grew to US$81.8 billion in 2022 and is projected to hit US$269.8 billion by 2030, with a CAGR of 23.5% during 2024-2031. It's driven by applications in retail, real estate, and tourism. Technological advancements, like AR/VR, revolutionize interactions with digital and physical worlds. Spatial computing aids medical training, telemedicine, and pain management. Hardware innovations, high costs, and privacy concerns shape market dynamics.

This unassuming mobility aid - the Glide resembles a mini vacuum cleaner - has a lofty goal: Transform lives of the visually impaired by providing smart assistance for navigating the world.

“This is not on the verge of being successful—there is a lot of hype and inflated expectations,” said UC Berkeley Robotics Professor Ken Goldberg.

Robotics companies raised a total of $578 million in funding in January 2024 as the result of 46 funding rounds.

Liquid restaking protocol Swell asked crypto risk management firm Gauntlet to create a rubric for the nascent industry. But there’s a lot they still don’t know.

As Ethereum Classic (ETC) prepares for the Spiral Network Upgrade, investors are eyeing  growth in the coin. Meanwhile, Borroe Finance ($ROE) attracts

The cryptocurrency industry is making headlines after multibillion-dollar fraud scandals and years of yo-yoing prices. Will this time be different?

CFTC chair Rostin Behnam told Congress there is an urgent need for legislation that can provide regulatory clarity for the crypto industry to ensure investors are appropriately protected. Behnam made the statement during his testimony before the House Agriculture Committee on March 6 that primarily focused on the C FTC’s fiscal year 2025 budget request. […]

Alice Lin said she felt suicidal after losing her life savings.

You don’t have to look far these days to find evidence of large corporations putting some distance between their brands and three words that are suddenly proving somewhat controversial to say out loud: environmental, social and governance (ESG).