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The $230B Shift in Your Pocket 💸🚀

Is crypto just for speculators? Not anymore. Stablecoins are now a major pillar of the global financial system.

The Key Facts:

Scale: Grown from $2B (2019) to over $230B in 2025.

The Link: To stay stable, issuers hold massive amounts of US Treasury bonds.

The Power: Stablecoin companies now rank among the largest holders of US debt, alongside nations like Japan and China.

Why it matters: They offer faster, cheaper global payments while bridging the gap between blockchain and the real-world economy.

Slide through to see how the system is changing. 📊

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Who’s next in the Moconomy spotlight? 🔍💼

Our profile on Larry Fink and the massive influence of BlackRock sparked an incredible conversation about who really holds the levers of the global economy. Now, we want to hear from you.

We’re planning our next deep dives into the titans of finance, tech, and industry—the individuals whose decisions ripple through markets and shape our collective future.

Who should we profile next?

💻 The Tech Visionaries (Like Jensen Huang or Sam Altman)

💰 The Central Bank Architects (Like Christine Lagarde or Jerome Powell)

👤 The "Invisible" Billionaires (The private equity and hedge fund giants)

👾 The Disruptors (Leading the charge in AI, Energy, or Space)

👉Drop a name in the comments and tell us why their story needs to be told.

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The AI Accountability Gap: Who Owns the Decision? 🤖⚖️

As we move from AI that "assists" to Agentic AI—systems that can autonomously execute tasks, manage supply chains, and even negotiate contracts—the legal and ethical lines are blurring. At Davos 2026, the debate shifted from if we should regulate AI to how we can govern a technology that evolves faster than our laws.

If an autonomous AI agent makes a high-stakes error in a medical diagnosis or a financial trade, where should the "buck stop"?

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The Power of the Moon: Can Tides Solve the Energy Crisis? 🌊🌕
While the world focuses on wind and solar, a remote archipelago off the coast of Scotland is mastering a much more predictable force: the ocean.

In our feature on Orkney: Islands of the Future, we go to the heart of the world's most ambitious marine energy experiment. The Orkney Islands aren't just surviving far from the mainland grid—they are thriving by turning some of the most violent tides and waves on Earth into a reliable source of green power.

As we look at the energy landscape of 2026, do you believe the predictability of tidal power justifies the high initial investment compared to cheaper offshore wind?

📺 Watch the Orkney story here:

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Three companies changed how the world communicates, consumes information, and makes money.


This documentary follows the rise of Google, Facebook, and Twitter — from university projects to global platforms that reshaped media, advertising, and economic power.

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ESG 2026: The End of "Storytelling" and the Era of Evidence 📊⚖️

Looking back at the Davos 2026 summit, a clear consensus emerged in the past weeks: ESG is no longer a marketing department’s job. With the EU's CSRD fully in effect and the U.S. House recently passing legislation to limit ESG factors in retirement funds, we are seeing a massive "great divide" in how sustainability is governed.

We’ve officially moved from "Intent" to "Integration." We want to hear you: in your opinion, what is the biggest risk to the future of ESG protocols right now?

👇Drop your thoughts!

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Adidas is the largest sportswear company in Europe and second in the world. That means it sold more than 400 million pairs of shoes last year over 450 million pieces of apparel and 110 million pieces of sports equipment like basketballs.

In this interview, CEO Kasper Rørsted explains how Adidas balances growth, profitability, competition, and innovation while navigating global markets like China and facing rivals such as Nike.

Watch it now!

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In early 2026, the map of global trade is being redrawn by two massive geopolitical shifts: the opening of Arctic shipping routes around Greenland and the U.S. intervention in Venezuela.

As these new corridors open and old ones are secured, which development will have the most disruptive impact on global commerce by the end of 2026?

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From Lightbulbs to Life-Saving Tech 💡➡️❤️
Philips was a household name that almost disappeared. 🏛️⚠️

After 20 years of financial losses, they made a radical choice: exit consumer electronics and bet everything on Healthcare. Today, they aren't just making gadgets; they're creating the AI and imaging tools that save lives every day. 🧠🔬

Discover the strategy, the research, and the leadership that saved a legacy.

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Islands are often the first to feel the sting of an energy crisis—which is exactly why they are becoming the world’s greatest innovators. 🏝️🔋
While the rest of the world struggles with fossil fuel dependency and volatile prices, Iceland has tapped into the earth’s heat to achieve true energy sovereignty.

From heating homes to powering heavy industry, discover how vision and perseverance turned a remote island into a global leader in science and sustainability. 🏗️✨

🎞️ Watch the full documentary now!

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