With the newly designed X1 chip installed and Xreal One’s enhanced connectivity, the latest series of small glasses are all set to capture the AR market with their visual capabilities. Reviews show that the quality is perhaps still lacking and it has a long way to go before it can lead the industry, however, these 84gm devices are portable and comfortable like nothing else on the market.

Image: Xreal One Series

Xreal One Launch Details—Glasses Never Have to Be Boring Again

The Xreal One cinematic glasses are the company’s latest offering in the AR segment, and while they don’t boast too many unique AR-centric features, they are an amazing alternative to watching a movie on your tiny phone screen. The Xreal One’s figurative bag of new features holds multiple TÜV Rheinland eye health certifications and promises an enhanced audio experience through the Bose sound program built into the device.

There are two glasses available in the newly launched series, the Xreal One and Xreal One Pro, and they represent the “most advanced consumer AR glasses on the market today,” according to Chi Xu, CEO and Co-founder of Xreal.

It All Begins with a Single Chip, the X1

The Xreal One AR glasses are built on the “in-house designed X1 independent spatial computing co-processor,” which essentially handles all the computing needs of the glasses within the device itself, instead of relying on the smartphone to support the majority of the processing. The custom chip is said to be the result of over three years of R&D, which has resulted in the “world’s first customized silicon designed specifically for OST AR glasses.”

The announcement for the Xreal One launch details how the glasses can be connected to any device with video-out over USB-C. With the press of a button, it can allow you to view the device’s content laid out in a stable and expansive virtual screen.

Thanks to the X1 chip, users can access a low latency 3DoF (degrees-of-freedom) spatial screen that guarantees a clean output every time. The X1 also supports a low M2P latency of only 3ms at 120Hz, which is far more impressive than the 20ms on the Air 2. The low latency guarantees uninterrupted experiences, especially with the AR holographic visuals from developers who build with XREAL’s SDK.

Image: Xreal One series

Xreal One Display Features—Seeing is Believing

The Xreal is not overambitious and doesn’t claim too many unrealistic capabilities. It does one thing and it does it well, which is to project your smart device content into the virtual space on a much bigger screen. The Xreal One cinematic glasses offer a 1080p Full HD viewing experience for each eye and reach an impressive 50-degree field-of-view (FOV). The Xreal One Pro takes it one step further with the flat-prism lens to manage a 57-degree FOV.

For the non-Pro and Pro models, these glasses have a 120Hz refresh rate and peak brightness of 600 and 700 nits, respectively. They also have electrochromic dimming capabilities to darken or lighten the lens at will. 

If you want to listen to audio via the headset, the Sound by Bose program is available to enhance the experience to optimal levels. 

Adjusting for Comfort with the Xreal One AR glasses

The normal range for interpupillary distance (IPD) is 50-57mm in adults and the Xreal One Pro comes in two sizes for the different ranges to allow customers to select the horizontal IPD size that’s best for their vision. The Xreal One just offers one size but it has support for software-based IPD adjustments. These glasses also have three-level temple adjustments for the right vertical IPD fit and can be combined with prescription inserts for those who need additional support.

“Our world-leading low latency produces a super stable spatial display that’s surprising everyone who sees it. Plus, with the new TUV Rheinland Eye Comfort (5-Star) certification, you can expect a high level of eye comfort and safety from your new XREAL glasses. With these results, we’re now at the point where AR glasses’ spatial screens can truly replace physical monitors all day long.”

The Xreal One glasses are lightweight and customizable, with an interchangeable front frame that can let you switch up the look. The AR wearables are also better designed for comfort in terms of weight distribution, so whether you use them for hours of work or hours of gaming, you should still have a good time. You also have the ability to swivel your head around while the screen remains anchored and stable, making the device even more impressive.

The Xreal glasses flaunt some new buttons that allow you to control the settings from the frame rather than having to turn to the connected device, which is a welcome change.

Image: Xreal One series

We Cannot Forget About the Xreal Eye Camera 

The Xreal One series’ new features also include a detachable camera accessory for those who want to be able to record with the glasses. The 12MP modular camera sits below the nose bridge and captures both photos and videos from the wearer’s perspective, with HR recording at up to 1080fps. While the AI functionalities are limited for now, Xreal Eye promises multimodal AI capabilities with a future update. 

Combining the glasses and the camera with the Xreal Beam Pro mobile device opens up the door for some interesting combinations of the real world with augmented reality holographic displays. 

Xreal One Series Launch Details And Pricing

The Xreal One series of AR glasses are currently available for pre-order. The Xreal One is priced at $499 USD (£449 GBP/€549 Euro) and will begin shipping to customers in mid-December. The more complex Xreal One Pro is priced at $599 USD (£549 GBP/€649 Euro) and will begin shipping in early 2025. 

The Xreal One will be available in the US, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Czech, Netherlands, China, Japan, and Korea, so if you live outside these regions, you might have to wait a little longer for Xreal to consider a launch in your area.

If you’ve been meaning to toy with AR technology, the Xreal One series is a good starting point, but at the end of the day, their main function is to provide a stable or free-moving display depending on what you need. It has some audio playing and recording capabilities that make it more versatile, but it is still a few years away from maximizing the full potential of AR.

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The company believes this is a surefire way to allow AI tools to provide more relevant responses to queries by “connecting AI assistants to the systems where data lives, including content repositories, business tools, and development environments.” Its AI assistant Claude can now support better AI data integration by replacing the scattered access to data with a more unified system of operation. 

When paired with the other desktop updates for Claude AI and its enhanced PDF analysis capabilities, the AI bot is on the way to becoming a leader in its category.

Image: Pexels

Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol—Why Do We Need a New Operation Mode?

To understand the Anthropic Model Context Protocol, we must first decipher what modern-day AI models are missing. AI assistants are gaining popularity every day as they become more capable of providing accurate, realistic responses, however, the large majority of them are significantly constrained by the quality and quantity of data they can access. 

To keep models up-to-date, they need to be manually reconnected to new data sources as the models usually operate in silos that are cut off from access to the wealth of information that is stored in separate databases. Integrating new data sources is a constant challenge as the different data sources have their own protocols that cause the AI models—and their developers—to expend a lot of energy on reconfiguring systems each time. These processes are taxing and time-consuming.

The lack of standardization may seem like a minor problem now, but as AI systems continue to expand and data sources continue to multiply, the fragmented processes could be a serious limitation of AI functioning later down the line.

How does the Anthropic Model Context Protocol Solve the Issue?

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open-standard tool for developers to build a two-way connection between the many data sources and the AI tools, not just for Claude AI’s data integration but for other AI as well. Anthropic is looking into establishing a universal protocol that can connect AI systems to myriad data sources by simplifying the integration process, regardless of the technologies that underlie them.

Today @Anthropic is releasing MCP, a framework that allows Claude to run servers, giving it superpowers and effectively turning the Claude app into an API.

We created some server that I think you’ll love!

FileSystem: Claude can create, read, and edit files and folders locally. pic.twitter.com/2XnRVFltR4

— Pietro Schirano (@skirano) November 25, 2024

There are three layers to the tools provided by Anthropic for this purpose. The company has provided MCP specifications and SDKs as a way to establish the guidelines necessary for developers to build these servers themselves. Anthropic has also provided local MCP server support in the Claude Desktop apps for those who want to create repositories with their own private data for local use, allowing small teams to leverage AI with their data.

Finally, the Anthropic Model Context Protocol has pre-built MCP servers for popular enterprise systems like Google Drive, Slack, GitHub, Git, Postgres, and Puppeteer, so developers can start utilizing these immediately. 

According to Anthropic, “Early adopters like Block and Apollo have integrated MCP into their systems, while development tools companies including Zed, Replit, Codeium, and Sourcegraph are working with MCP to enhance their platforms—enabling AI agents to better retrieve relevant information to understand the context around a coding task further and produce more nuanced and functional code with fewer attempts.”

Desktop Updates for Claude AI

Apart from Claude AI’s data integration advancements, another major announcement from the company is the arrival of the desktop app for Mac and Windows users. The freely available tool makes it easier for users to access the AI without having to search for the website each time.

The Claude AI desktop features resemble the content of the webpage but have the added capacity to work with local desktop applications and set up repetitive tasks. This takes us one step closer to Anthropic’s goals to build an AI that can be fully integrated into a user’s daily routine, establishing compatibility with other services they use regularly.

Anthropic has also worked on Claude’s PDF analysis capabilities so users can summarize or review documents more in-depth. This should make it easier for users to pull data from their documents or refer back to key areas of interest quickly. Users of the smartphone app also have something to look forward to with the Claude AI’s diction support, which now provides the option of using voice commands for queries.

The AI space has a handful of big players and all of them have their own goals. OpenAI is now trying to capture the space that Gemini dominates through the Google Search Engine. Google Gemini, on the other hand, is exploring new spaces with its integration into the Spotify ecosystem of services. Anthropic’s pursuit of the MCP integration is admittedly less flashy, but considerably more groundbreaking in its goals of standardizing how AI models operate.

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As reported by The Information, OpenAI partnerships with different websites and apps will help in more accurate answers and searches for users. Artificial Intelligence is already changing traditional methods of web searches and online shopping with its more personalized options. AI search tools use natural language processing, machine learning, and user data to better understand complex questions and provide personalized answers and recommendations.

OpenAI’s Plans for a 2024 Browser Launch

On October 31, OpenAI revealed an update to ChatGPT, which integrates web search options that could challenge the traditional search engines, the update gives direct answers to the searches with the citation for the source of information. This new feature was rolled out for ChatGPT Plus and Team subscribers, which provides all the information from stock prices to weather forecasts.

During the feature announcement, OpenAI said, “Getting useful answers on the web can take a lot of effort, it often requires multiple searches and digging through links to find quality sources and the right information.”

On October 8, OpenAI and Hearst formed a content partnership to integrate a publishing company’s newspaper and magazine articles into OpenAI’s generative AI products. This will provide access to ChatGPT users to access content from Hearst publications, with the source citations leading users to original Hearst articles.

ChatGPT now has 250 million active users each week, with around 5% to 6% of free users upgrading to the paid version, according to OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar in an interview with Bloomberg TV on Oct. 28. Meanwhile, OpenAI is also focusing on attracting more corporate clients and is enthusiastic about the potential growth in that area.

OpenAI’s Potential Impact on the Stock Market

OpenAI and its main investor, Microsoft, are in talks about how to split the benefits when OpenAI becomes a for-profit company. However, agreeing on the right market value for these assets is proving to be a challenging task.

According to legal experts, it all depends on the person who will be doing the math for assets. Angela Lee, a Professor at the Columbia University Business School said, “The issue is that there are probably six to 10 different ways to value a company, And depending on who you ask, and my guess is, depending on which model you use, you could be off by a factor of like 3x to 5x.”

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The purpose of the developer preview was to allow developers to test and fix the issues of Android 16. However, several users have also downloaded new features and found a number of updates providing a better user experience.

Image – Android 16 DP

What’s New in Android 16 Developer Preview 1?

The initial developer preview of Android 16 has several features like audio sharing by Auracast and a much-wanted update for Privacy Dashboard. Some sources also claim that Android 16 is also introducing a feature to protect your OTP. Most Android phones have features to show all notifications on the lock screen, which proves to be a convenient and easy-to-go option for users.

Google plans to address the issue with a feature of Android 16 which will automatically hide the content of sensitive notifications like OTP on the lock screen. According to users, this feature is only working for the OTP as of now, other sensitive information may trigger the feature in the final version. While Google has introduced this feature for better privacy, this may irritate or frustrate users who will have to unlock their phones to get OTP.

Which Devices Are Eligible for Android 16?

Google has also released a list of devices that will receive the final version of Android 16. The list of Android 16 compatible devices is mentioned below.

1. Pixel 6
2. Pixel 6 Pro
3. Pixel 6a
4. Pixel 7
5. Pixel 7 Pro
6. Pixel 7a
7. Pixel Tablet
8. Pixel Fold
9. Pixel 8
10. Pixel 8 Pro
11. Pixel 8a
12. Pixel 9
13. Pixel 9 Pro
14. Pixel 9 Pro XL
15. Pixel 9 Pro Fold

How can you Download the Android 16 Developer Preview 1?

To download Android 16 DP 1, users must have a compatible device (mentioned above). The developer preview is primarily released for test and trial purposes, not for general use. But if you want to download it, make sure to unlock your bootloader because DP 1 can give a rough experience.

The easiest option to download Android 16 DP 1 is to download the Android Flash Tool. This tool lets you easily sideload factory images from one place. To get started, visit flash.android.com/preview/baklava-dp1. If you haven’t yet, you’ll need to install the Android USB driver. Then, just connect your device, confirm it’s linked to the Flash Tool, choose the build you want to install, and you’re all good to go!

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Microsoft’s cloud-based desktop device functions like a thin client PC, designed to connect a user to the cloud server and allow them access to Windows 11. Most of our photos, documents, and other data reside in the abstract “cloud” today anyway, so it’s not a stretch for users to consider shifting their operating system there as well.

Image: Windows 365 Link

Secure by Design—Windows 365 Link Release Announced by Microsoft

The recent Microsoft Ignite 2024 event that took place on November 19 had a score of announcements that made their way to users. The Copilot AI was central to the discussion and so was Microsoft’s emphasis on security, but we did see a few other announcements like the Windows 356 Link release that caught our eye. 

Microsoft’s cloud-based desktop device is essentially a mini PC that can be connected to monitors, keyboards, and other peripherals to create a desktop experience, all while the operating system works from cloud-based servers that don’t require any local storage or loading. It is the “first cloud PC device for Windows 365” and it’s designed with all of Microsoft’s security features automatically enabled.

Microsoft Windows 365 Link Cloud PC Specifications

The new mini PC is 1.18 inches in height and measures 4.72 by 4.72 inches. It has three USB-A 3.2 ports, one USB-C 3.2 port, one HDMI port and DisplayPort, an ethernet port, a Kensington lock port, and a port for the power cord. Interestingly, it also accommodates a 3.5mm headphone jack and supports Bluetooth 5.3 and Wi-Fi 6E.

There’s no cooling fan to regulate the heat but it doesn’t seem that Microsoft thinks the mini PC will heat up to the point where it needs one. 

Microsoft Prioritizes Security with the Mini Cloud PC

To use Windows 365 Link, organizations must be using Windows 365 with Microsoft Intune and Microsoft Entra ID and should meet the existing Windows 365 requirements first. With support for passwordless authentication using Microsoft Entra ID, it’s a noteworthy investment for businesses with a vast network of workers.

“Windows 365 Link also provides passwordless authentication using Microsoft Entra ID. This enables users to sign in with multifactor authentication using the Microsoft Authenticator app, a cross-device passkey using a QR code, or a FIDO USB security key.”

The device’s “locked-down operating system” has no local information storage and no local admin users, which reduces the access points for someone trying to attack the system. The lack of any local capabilities is also a problem as it requires an active internet connection at all times in order to access the cloud but if you can guarantee that, you should have nothing to worry about. 

Microsoft Windows 365 Link Pricing and Availability

Microsoft’s cloud-based desktop device is priced at $349, which is more affordable than the Apple M4 Mac Mini at $599. The Windows 365 Link release is scheduled for early next year, in April 2025. 

The company has a preview program available for those who want to try out the device but they need to join the program by December 15, 2024. The preview is also limited to the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan, so if you live outside these regions, you’ll have to wait for the official release and see if the company releases the Windows 365 Link in your region as well. 

For organizations that want to upgrade their systems and set up a more secure operation for the many company secrets, then the Windows 365 Link release should be one to look forward to or even preview right now. 

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Apple’s transition from lightning devices to USB-C has not been smooth. Apple’s online store in the U.S. and several other countries has already listed the lightning to 3.5mm headphone adapter as “sold out.” Some countries still have the headphone adapter available in online stores, which will not be replenished once it runs out of stock.

Image – USB-C Adapter

The Fall of the Lightning to 3.5 mm Adapter – End of an Era

In 2012, the first Lightning connector was revealed alongside the iPhone 5, replacing the former proprietary charger, the bulky and prone-to-failure 30-pin connector. Lightning was much smaller allowing more space for other components inside the smartphone. For the first time, the charger was reversible, it would fit both ways.

All the Lightning connectors had small Apple chips, to regulate the voltage, which was done to improve safety.  The company has also made money by charging third-party accessory makers to use the Lightning port through its “Made for iPhone” program. It’s clear why they would want to keep the Lightning standard around for as long as they can.

Introducing the iPhone USB-C Adapter

In 2018, Apple moved to a USB-C adapter, revealing it with iPad Pro for the first time. The release was followed by iPad Air in 2020 and iPad Mini in 2021. Later on, Apple moved their iPhones to the USB-C port not sure if the company was planning it or it was because of the European Union stepping in and passing a law in 2022 that states, phones, cameras, and tablets sold in the region must necessarily have a USB-C port. Apple agreed to follow the rule, but complained that such strict regulations “stifle innovation.”

In September, Apple moved the Airpod family to the USB-C. Last month, the company transitioned all the Mac devices and accessories to the USB-C adapter including magic trackpad, magic keyboard, and magic mouse. 

Although the end of the Lightning era is inevitable, how smoothly this transition unfolds for consumers and accessory makers remains to be seen. One thing is clear, Apple’s embrace of USB-C represents a step toward unifying charging and accessory standards, paving the way for a more streamlined future across its entire product lineup.

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For the same price, users can buy an iPhone 16 Pro Max or Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. Instead of repairing your Pixel, you can easily buy a new smartphone with almost similar advantages but you’ll have to compromise on the size of the display. Currently, the Pixel 9 Pro Fold is the most expensive smartphone in the market with a starting price of $1,799.

Image – Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold

Google Pixel Fold Screen Repair – An Expensive Fix

Surprisingly, the Pixel 9 Pro Fold’s inner screen replacement kit is much more expensive than the same part repair kit of the Google Pixel Fold, which costs $909.99. The only good part about the Pixel 9 Pro Fold repair kit is that it exists at all because iFixit doesn’t even have a repair kit for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6. 

This hefty amount is only for the users who repair the phone by themselves. If your phone is still under warranty or you’ve got Google’s Preferred Care plan, similar to AppleCare, you won’t face as steep a repair cost for your foldable.

iFixit has also listed the replacements for the components of the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold, which are also more expensive than other models. The components include the outer screen ($190), rear cameras ($250), inner front camera ($90), outer front camera ($80), and both the base and flip batteries ($67).

While the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold offers cutting-edge technology and a sleek design, its repair costs are shocking. With prices for replacement parts and repair kits surpassing the cost of a brand-new flagship phone, it’s clear that fixing a damaged Pixel foldable may not be the most practical choice for many. 

Of course, if you’re under warranty or have Google’s Preferred Care plan, you’ll avoid some of the pain, but for those without coverage, the high price tag for repairs could have you considering whether it’s better to just upgrade to a new device entirely. 

Ultimately, owning a Pixel 9 Pro Fold means weighing the cost of potential repairs against the benefits of a top-tier foldable experience, something that’s not for the budget-conscious.

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As per the sources, Samsung will be launching the three-fold phone as early as next year. The company plans to reclaim its position in the foldable smartphone market with new and unique innovations. Additionally, Samsung’s new foldable will not only have three folds but will be an “infolding one,” which means that both the side screens will fold inwards and one of them will have a back display for single-screen mode.

Image – Huawei Mate XT

Samsung’s Tri-Fold: The Next Fold Innovation

Samsung has always embraced innovation, constantly pushing boundaries and adapting to stay at the forefront of the smartphone market. The company is in the development stage of the new tri-fold phone, which is expected to be released by 2025. Right now, the Huawei Mate XT is the first and only tri-foldable phone. The screen folds seamlessly in on itself, so when closed, the left panel functions as a standalone display.

As the leak suggests, Samsung’s tri-fold will have an infolding mechanism where both the screens will fold inwards, making it necessary to have additional screens on the back of one side. That’s exactly how the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 works, along with other foldables like the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold, where one panel features displays on both the front and back. When a tri-fold device eventually hits the market, it will likely need to use a similarly clever design to keep things seamless.

Based on the leaks, the phone is believed to have a 9-10 inch screen when unfolded, almost the size of a Galaxy Tab S9. This makes the upcoming phone more exciting and efficient for multitasking.

Challenges with Samsung’s Three-Fold Phone

Despite the many ideas floating around, developers and engineers at Samsung may have a hard time developing the user interface. The company has many hurdles to overcome like the thickness and weight of the tri-fold phone. Introducing a third fold could easily make the phone bulky and hard to handle. However, sources indicate that Samsung aims to keep the thickness under 13mm, ensuring the device stays sleek and pocket-friendly.

Samsung’s venture into the tri-foldable smartphone market promises to shake up the foldable landscape with its innovative design and user-friendly features. While the challenges of thickness, weight, and a seamless user interface remain significant hurdles, the company’s track record of pushing the boundaries of smartphone technology makes it well-positioned to overcome these obstacles. 

If the rumors hold true, Samsung’s tri-fold phone could set a new standard for foldables, offering a unique blend of versatility, functionality, and portability. As we eagerly await its official release, one thing is certain: the future of foldable smartphones is about to get a lot more exciting.

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The Japanese company, SoftBank will use its DGX SuperPOD supercomputer, which is powered by the Nvidia’s Blackwell-based DGX B200 system, to boost its AI development. SoftBank’s supercomputer will support AI projects for several institutions, universities, research centers, and government facilities.

Image Credit – Bloomberg (Nvidia CEO on the left and SoftBank CEO on the right)

SoftBank Receives Nvidia’s First Blackwell Chip

SoftBank is the first to receive Nvidia’s Blackwell chip and plans to build Japan’s most powerful supercomputer. This can be seen as a risky move as Japan already ranks in the top 10 countries in supercomputing. The new supercomputer will be used to develop generative AI and will be accessible to research institutions and businesses across Japan once it’s finished.

Recently, SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has increased his focus on AI. Last summer, SoftBank acquired British AI chipmaker Graphcore. Additionally, there were also rumors in September that the company is planning to invest millions in OpenAI.

SoftBank and Nvidia Unveil AI-Powered 5G Network Revolution

SoftBank has successfully revealed the world’s first AI-powered 5G network, called AI-RAN, powered by Nvidia’s AI Aerial computing platform. This is a major step towards unlocking billions of dollars in AI revenue opportunities for telecom operators.

Nvidia and SoftBank estimate that telecom companies could earn $5 in AI-related revenue for every $1 they invest in AI-RAN infrastructure. SoftBank is expecting to see a return of up to 219% for each AI-RAN server added to its network.

Nvidia-SoftBank Collaboration 2024: Powering the Future of AI and 5G

The announcement of the collaboration was made at Nvidia’s AI summit in Japan in the presence of SoftBank CEO, Masayoshi Son. At the event, both the CEOs had a “fireside chat,” where Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, shared a funny incident. He recalled how Son offered him some money so he could buy all of the Nvidia because the market didn’t understand the company’s value. Huang said, “He wanted to lend me money to buy all of Nvidia. Now, I wish I had taken it.”

Nvidia, originally known for making graphic chips for gaming, has now become one of the most valuable companies in the world, because of the high demand for chips.

The collaboration between SoftBank and Nvidia marks an exciting new chapter for both companies, as they push the boundaries of AI, supercomputing, and 5G technology. With SoftBank leading the way in Japan with its new AI-powered supercomputers and groundbreaking 5G network, the partnership is set to unlock incredible opportunities for innovation and growth. 

As both companies continue to focus on AI, their combined efforts could shape the future of technology and help revolutionize industries worldwide. Whether it’s powering supercomputers, developing generative AI, or transforming telecom networks, SoftBank and Nvidia are clearly at the forefront of the next tech revolution.

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Recently, Bitcoin surged over 12% reaching $89,174 as per the reports of Coin Metrics. Later, the price surged higher to $89,623. Ether also rose more than 7% reaching $3,371.79 after a 30% jump in the past week, pushing it back above $3,000 over the weekend. Additionally, the Cardano-linked decentralized finance token rose over 4.7% and Dogecoin saw a huge jump of nearly 24%

In the regular trading session, Coinbase closed up to 19.8% and MicroStrategy climbed more than 25.7% on November 11.

Bitcoin Achieves Record High as Market Soars

Bitcoin has hit a price of more than $80,000 for the first time in the cryptocurrency markets. The price of Bitcoin has doubled since last year from about $37,000. After the US Presidential elections, there has been a price rise in the traditional currency as well as individual stocks of the industries.

On November 11, the dollar rose by 0.6%, rising above several nations’ currencies. One euro bought less than $1.06 on Monday, compared with $1.12 at the end of September. The British Pound saw its lowest level as it slipped by 0.4% compared to the Dollar.

Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index also fell by 1.5% on November 11, and China investors are preparing for steep new tariffs. Chinese investors believe that the outcome was not as expected, following China’s announcement of an economic stimulus plan last week. On the other hand, Tesla’s share price jumped nearly 9% as investors anticipated that the government would allow automakers to speed up the development of autonomous car technology.

As Bitcoin continues its record-breaking surge, reaching new highs and sparking optimism among traders, the broader market also sees significant shifts. With Bitcoin pushing past $89,000 and expectations of it crossing the $100,000 mark, the cryptocurrency world is buzzing with excitement.

Meanwhile, traditional markets are feeling the impact of the US election results, as the dollar strengthens and stocks like Tesla and Coinbase soar. Despite some challenges in global markets, including concerns over China’s economic policies and tariffs, investors are closely watching these developments for future opportunities. As we move forward, all eyes will remain on how the markets react to these ongoing changes, with Bitcoin and tech stocks at the forefront of this dynamic landscape.

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