How the GENIUS Act could change the future of stablecoins In past articles we talked about how a token can emerge from an event and become Something that has value both inside and outside a community. We even mentioned that token It could be exchanged for currencies like USDC or USDT. But what are these, really? Coins, and why did the United States decide to create a law for them? They are known as Stablecoins, or stable currencies, operate on a simple principle. Even though

Apple presentó ayer su primer iPhone plegable, acompañado por una nueva generación de iPhone, Apple Watch y AirPods. Pero fue el iPhone Duo —con pantalla de 7.6 pulgadas, diseño en titanio y un precio inicial de $1,999— el que convirtió la presentación en uno de los eventos tecnológicos más comentados del año. Entre entusiasmo, dudas sobre el precio y las burlas de Samsung, Apple vuelve a poner al iPhone en el centro de la conversación.

In a significant move aimed at reforming Puerto Rico's approach to serious mental disorders and substance use, Governor Jenniffer González-Colón signed an executive order on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, designed to transform the U.S. territory into a pioneering center for clinical research of emerging medical therapies. Executive Order 2026-037 will create a comprehensive assessment to establish a “Clinical Research Pilot Program for Emerging Therapies.” The program will lay the

Wepa, cannacori! We say goodbye to summer and enter those months that, for me, always feel like a single breath: one of well-being, and the other of acknowledging the pain we carry all year. August is officially "National Wellness Month" —that month dedicated to well-being, self-care, and those routines we all promise ourselves but rarely keep—and September brings us a double celebration: "Pain Awareness Month," which finally gives a name to the invisible, and "Healthy Agin