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The rising prevalence of artificial intelligence (AI) writing is prompting researchers and writers to identify distinguishing features of machine-generated text. Studies indicate AI prose exhibits predictable patterns, including structural traits, lexical choices, and emotional tone. Five key signs of AI authorship have been identified: negative parallelism and oversimplified contrasts that

Bitcoin (BTC) fell to a new six-month low below $93,000 on November 17, wiping out all its gains for 2025 and marking a 27% decline from its October peak. The cryptocurrency's price drop reflects worsening market sentiment, with BTC declining 2.4% in the past 24 hours

On November 17, 2025, Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $93,000 for the first time in six months, marking a 27% decline from its October record high. This drop erased all gains made in 2025, with Bitcoin experiencing a total decline of nearly 13% over the past week. Analysts have pointed

Bitcoin reached a new six-month low below $93,000, erasing all of its gains from 2025 and falling 27% from its October record high. This decline is attributed to worsening crypto sentiment and stronger-than-expected economic data impacting expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. BTC's price dropped to $92,

Bitcoin has slipped to a six-month low below $93,000, losing all its gains from 2025 and falling 27% from its October peak. The decline follows the release of strong economic data, which diminished market expectations of an impending Federal Reserve rate cut. In the face of worsening crypto sentiment,

Bitcoin fell to a fresh six-month low below $93,000, erasing all its 2025 gains and dropping 27% from its October record high. This decline was exacerbated by stronger-than-expected economic data which fueled expectations that the Federal Reserve will maintain interest rates, rather than cut them in the upcoming meeting.

Bitcoin (BTC) has dropped to a new six-month low below $93,000, marking a significant decline of 27% from its peak just over a month ago. After experiencing a brief rebound, Bitcoin continued its downward trend, driven by worsening sentiment in the crypto market and stronger-than-expected economic data influencing Federal