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Bitcoin may have further to fall before it finds its floor. A prominent early miner is pointing to Strategy's market-to-net-asset-value ratio, which has slipped to zero point seven two — a level that historically has preceded cycle bottoms by roughly six months. If the pattern holds, that puts bitcoin near forty-four thousand dollars by year's end, representing another thirty percent decline from current levels.
Shifting to hardware, Apple has confirmed what many of its customers were dreading. The company has raised prices across its Mac, iPad, and HomePod mini lineups, citing what it describes as a RAM crisis affecting supply chains globally. An Apple spokesperson acknowledged the news is unwelcome and said the company is working to find solutions, though no timeline was offered for any relief.
And for Windows users who have been burned by a bad update, Microsoft is offering something genuinely useful. A new point-in-time restore feature for Windows eleven lets users roll their entire system back to an earlier state — covering the operating system, apps, and settings — all accessible through the recovery environment's troubleshoot menu.
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