Category: Technology and Innovation
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Superheat’s H1 Water Heater Embeds a Bitcoin ASIC Miner
A WATER HEATER THAT PAYS YOU IN BITCOIN JUST DROPPED. Superheat unveiled a $2,000 electric water heater that secretly mines Bitcoin while heating your water. Same energy usage as a normal heater — but the built-in ASIC miners earn Bitcoin in the background, helping offset your energy bill. THE FUTURE OF HOME APPLIANCES? 🚨 BREAKING…
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The Pentagon’s New Superweapon Is Finally Online
The U.S. just activated a weapons system that existed only in Pentagon PowerPoints until now: the “sensor-shooter” network. Satellites spot a missile launcher and instantly beam coordinates to the nearest F-35 which fires without ever seeing the target. It’s basically Call of Duty killstreaks but real, global, and unstoppable. As Iran tries to move a…
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Royal Bank of Canada Partners with Ripple Ventures to Support Underrepresented Students Looking to Become Founders and Funders
RBCx and RippleX launch a joint program to provide education, mentorship, and career paths to young entrepreneurs Ripple Ventures today announces its partnership with The Royal Bank of Canada’s RBCx as a program sponsor of the RippleX Fellowship. The program democratizes access to venture capital and startup building to underrepresented students across North America and has…
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Origins of Ripple: From a Canadian Vision in 2004 to Global Banking Partnerships
Ripple and its native cryptocurrency XRP are among the most discussed names in blockchain and cross-border payments today. While many associate the project with founders like Jed McCaleb, Chris Larsen, and David Schwartz, the story actually begins much earlier—with a Vancouver-based developer named Ryan Fugger. The Birth of RipplePay (2004) In 2004—years before Bitcoin’s whitepaper…
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PROJECT GENESIS — The Cure They Buried for 63 Years
November 12, 1961 – Three weeks before his assassination, Kennedy signed Executive Order 11063. The public version was about housing. The classified annex — declassified by Trump, January 31, 2026 — authorized PROJECT GENESIS. A covert program inside underground military bases to test Tesla’s most dangerous claim: That the human body can be healed —…
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DOJ Documents Reveal About Who Really Built Bitcoin
If you think Bitcoin was built by cypherpunks in their basements, you haven’t read the files. Written by Jungle Inc. Crypto News The recent dump of over three million pages from the Department of Justice (January 30 – February 2, 2026) didn’t just reveal names. It revealed an architecture. An architecture of capture so sophisticated…
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CCP-Linked Virologist Fired After Transferring Ebola From Winnipeg To Wuhan Resurfaces In China – And Is Collaborating With Military Scientists
A virologist who had a “clandestine relationship” with Chinese agents and was subsequently fired by the Trudeau government has popped back up in China – where she’s conducting research with Chinese military scientists and other virology researchers, including at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, where she’s allegedly studying antibodies for coronavirus, as well as the deadly Ebola and…
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Electric cars pollute 1,850 times more than fuel-based vehicles
The 2022 U.K.-based Emissions Analytics study found that after driving both a gas and electric car 1,000 miles, the number of particles collected from the EV was vastly greater than the gasoline-powered car. “The 2022 study from the U.K.-based Emissions Analytics group found that during a 1,000 mile journey, EVs release 1,850 times more pollutants…
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Steamworks Brewing Company
The Steamworks Brewing Company is a Canadian microbrewery based in British Columbia. Founded in 1995, Steamworks was originally based out of the Gastown brewpub located in the city of Vancouver. In 2013, the current brewery and taproom opened in the neighbouring city of Burnaby. Steamworks brews a number of beers, some of which are on…