OpenAI’s ( OPENAI ) chief operating officer is shifting into a new role, while two other top executives are going on leave due to health reasons, reported Bloomberg on Friday. The Microsoft-backed ( MSFT ) company’s long time COO Brad Lightcap, will now lead special projects and report directly to CEO Sam Altman, the Bloomberg report said, citing a memo. One of Lightcap’s main roles would be to ov...
OpenAI’s ( OPENAI ) chief operating officer is shifting into a new role, while two other top executives are going on leave due to health reasons, reported Bloomberg on Friday. The Microsoft-backed ( MSFT ) company’s long time COO Brad Lightcap, will now lead special projects and report directly to CEO Sam Altman, the Bloomberg report said, citing a memo. One of Lightcap’s main roles would be to oversee OpenAI’s push to sell software to businesses through a joint venture with private equity firms, the report said , adding that the company’s recently appointed chief revenue officer, Denise Dresser, will be taking over some of Lightcap’s duties. According to Bloomberg, OpenAI’s Chief Marketing Officer Kate Rouch is stepping down from her position to focus on her recovery from cancer. She has plans to return in a more limited purview as her health allows. The company is searching for a new CMO. Fidji Simo, OpenAI’s CEO of AGI development, who oversees much of its core business, will also take a medical leave for several weeks, the report said. The executive shakeup comes at a time when the company is getting ready for a possible initial public offering. Earlier this week, OpenAI said it has closed its $122B funding round, including grabbing more than $3B from individual investors. Last month, the creator of ChatGPT announced $110B in funding from strategic partners including Amazon ( AMZN ), Nvidia ( NVDA ), and SoftBank ( SFTBY ). More on OpenAI Nadella's Flip-Flop OpenAI's Dilemma Wall Street Lunch: ChatGPT Tops 800M Weekly Active Users OpenAI acquires daily tech talk show TBPN to help support AI story Microsoft releases trio of AI models for transcription, voice generation and image creation
NanoStockk Bitcoin ( BTC-USD ) is holding above $66K—but with rising global tensions and mixed market signals, the big question is, will BTC attempt a strong recovery in April or another leg down ? At the time of writing, the Bitcoin ( BTC-USD ) price is trading at ~$66.85K, reflecting a mild decrease in the last 24 hours. However, it is up ~2% this week and down ~9% over the month. This strongly ...
NanoStockk Bitcoin ( BTC-USD ) is holding above $66K—but with rising global tensions and mixed market signals, the big question is, will BTC attempt a strong recovery in April or another leg down ? At the time of writing, the Bitcoin ( BTC-USD ) price is trading at ~$66.85K, reflecting a mild decrease in the last 24 hours. However, it is up ~2% this week and down ~9% over the month. This strongly suggests that the market is struggling to find a clear direction. This hesitation comes amid a heavy global situation. The US–Israel–Iran conflict has now entered its 35th day, creating uncertainty across markets. At the same time, The Kobeissi Letter says U.S. inflation could go above ~3.5%. Despite this, crypto activity remains high, with total holdings at $20.57T in Q1 2026, including $18.63T in derivatives and $1.94T in spot trading. This situation clearly highlights a gap between strong participation and weak price momentum. Looking at investor activity, there are mixed signals. As per SoSoValue data, on April 2, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows of $8.99M, led by Fidelity’s FBTC with $7.29M. On the other hand, CoinGlass data shows 85.89K traders were liquidated in just 24 hours, totaling $119.80M. Crypto liquidation chart (Coinglass) This push-and-pull situation is clearly visible on the TradingView charts. Bitcoin ( BTC-USD ) is moving sideways near ~$66.85K after falling from ~$75K in March. Indicators like RSI (~49) and MACD are neutral, and volume is low. In simple terms, neither buyers nor sellers are in control. Bitcoin price chart (TradingView) Now, key levels matter to define April's direction. Support at ~$65K was held multiple times. If it breaks, the asset can fall to ~$62K levels, while resistance is sitting at ~$68K, and only a strong breakthrough in the Clarity Act or ease in geopolitical section can open the path to ~$75K. Derivatives data adds another layer to this outlook . Glassnode data shows that the put/call ratio has increased from 0.65 to 0.69,...