The startup company Starcloud plans to launch its second spaceship this year to conduct Bitcoin mining in Earth's orbit, becoming the first company to mine in space. Space mining utilizes free solar energy and low-cost ASIC hardware, making it more economically viable than ground-based mining. Although theoretically, Bitcoin transactions can be transmitted to Mars within three minutes, due to communication delays, local mining on Mars remains unfeasible.

Elon Musk proposed the "Lunar Base Alpha" project to replace the Mars goal, combining resources from SpaceX and xAI. The aim is to manufacture and launch AI satellites on the Moon to break through computational bottlenecks. Although this transformation faces high technical barriers, it offers innovative possibilities for future business models and attracts investor interest.

Elon Musk announced that SpaceX will shift its focus from Mars to the Moon, planning to build a self-sustaining city within 10 years. The higher launch frequency from the Moon allows for rapid iteration, and Musk emphasized that this will ensure the future of civilization. The plan includes establishing a permanent base at the Moon's south pole and coordinating with NASA missions.

Elon Musk ended 2025 with many unfulfilled promises across his ventures, such as SpaceX's Mars mission, Tesla's robotaxis, and AGI development, raising concerns about his accountability and the future of these projects.

Elon Musk failed to fulfill several commitments in 2025, including Tesla's Robotaxi coverage, full autonomous driving technology, government spending cuts, and the realization of artificial intelligence and Mars projects, leading the market to reassess the reliability of his future guidance.

According to Mars Finance, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan posted on X that Harvard University increased its Bitcoin investment from $117 million to $443 million in the third quarter. At the same time, it raised its allocation to gold ETFs from $102 million to $235 million. Harvard decided to make a devaluation trade, with its Bitcoin allocation being twice that of gold.

Original Title: I Wasted 8 Years of My Life in Crypto Original Author: Ken Chan Original Source: Repost: Mars Finance Editor's Note: This weekend, an article by Aevo co-founder and CTO Ken Chan (@kenchangh) went viral on overseas platforms. The article is titled "I Wasted 8 Years of My Life in Crypto." Ken Chan's tone in the article is extremely pessimistic. He believes the industry has lost its idealism and has turned into the largest and most widely participated super casino in human history, and he feels disgusted that he once contributed to this casino. Although we do not agree with Ken Chan’s views

Mars Finance News: According to Arkham data, at 10:21, 28,671.1 QNT (worth approximately $2.548 million) were transferred from Coinbase to an anonymous address (starting with 0x26dC...).

Mars Finance news, according to Cointelegraph, the proportion of Ether held by centralized exchanges dropped to 8.7% last Thursday, setting a new record low. Glassnode data shows that since early July, ETH balances on exchanges have decreased by 43%, mainly flowing into staking, restaking, Layer 2, corporate treasuries, and long-term custody—channels that are not easily sold. Analysts point out that, compared to Bitcoin's exchange holdings still at 14.7%, Ether is entering the tightest supply environment in history, which could trigger upward price momentum.