Lounge›Insight
Key concepts and the latest issues in crypto, stocks and AI, explained
Lounge›Insight
Key concepts and the latest issues in crypto, stocks and AI, explained

Meta released the weights for Muse Spark Open on October 15, 2026. Here is what the model is, what 'open' actually covers under the Muse Model License, how the benchmarks should be read and what hardware or API route makes sense.

Zerebro became famous as the AI agent that supposedly launched its own token. Here is how ZEREBRO is structured, why its open-source tooling does not drive token demand, what happened with its co-founder in 2025, and what to verify before trading it.

Pearl (PRL) hit #1 on CoinGecko's trending list. Here is how its AI-powered proof-of-useful-work mining works, what the October 15, 2026 market data shows, and a checklist before you trade it.

A bank group led by JPMorgan and MUFG has spent more than six months distributing a $38 billion construction loan for Oracle-leased data centers. Here is how loan syndication and significant risk transfers work, why the sell-down is read as a signal, and which indicators matter.

Headlines about AI agents going rogue miss half the story. Based on the OpenAI and Anthropic incident reports and expert analysis, this guide separates model behavior from containment and detection failures.

An AI agent is usually the system that does the work; agentic describes how autonomously it plans, acts and adapts. Definitions differ by source, so here is a side-by-side comparison and a practical checklist.

Reported audited figures show OpenAI earned about $13 billion in 2025 while spending about $34 billion. Training compute (R&D) and inference compute (cost of revenue) drive the gap, and run-rate headlines need careful reading.

Korea's bank-run pension savings trusts closed to new buyers in 2018, but trillions of won still sit in legacy accounts. Here is what those accounts protect, how their returns compare, and how the tax-neutral transfer process works.

High monthly payouts or long-term growth? As of October 2026, we compare covered call ETFs with a sell-what-you-need Nasdaq-100 ETF strategy using fund disclosures, a worked withdrawal example and the tax trade-offs.