Month: September 2026
Zcash developers begin moving Tachyon code into faster private-payment software
Developers are starting to fold Project Tachyon into Zakura Common as they work toward a long-term target of more than 50,000 private payments a second.
You Are No Longer Invited to Dinner
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Ethereum schedules Glamsterdam upgrade on Sepolia for Oct. 6
Glamsterdam will bring proposer-builder separation, block-level access lists and new gas pricing, while its mainnet date remains unset.
Canada’s ‘Crypto King’ Aiden Pleterski to Represent Himself at Fraud Trial
The judge has told Pleterski he will raise objections on his behalf, to keep inadmissible evidence away from the jury.
Aave leads DeFi higher as crypto shrugs off surging bond market
Aave jumped 11% on speculation over a token burn, with 72 of 100 CoinDesk 100 constituents higher even as the 10-year Treasury yield sat at 5.234%.
US crypto ETF inflows cool after $3.3B week but streaks hold
US spot crypto ETF inflows fell about 80% from Friday as Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP funds attracted $64.8 million combined on Monday.
Live updates: Bitcoin rebounds above $84,000 as ETFs draw in $30 million
Ether led a modest recovery among major tokens, while ZEC extended its slide and its U.S. fund posted the only outflow among crypto ETFs on Monday.
Blockchain.com targets $500 million IPO this year at up to $6 billion valuation
The London-based crypto services company confidentially filed for an initial public offering with the Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this year.
Why the Bronze Age Collapsed
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Bitcoin bounces to $84K after US 30-year bond yield sets 24-year high
Bitcoin price action consolidated after early-week losses while protecting a “trend-defining” support zone.
Protego Ventures closes debut $125 million fund for Israeli defense tech
Protego Ventures, the first and largest dedicated defense tech VC in Israel, just completed its final $125 million closing, TechCrunch learned exclusively.
Your car’s data privacy problems are worse than you think
You hear it all the time: Modern cars are basically smartphones on wheels. And just like the phone in your pocket, the car in your driveway collects vast amounts of data – tracking where you drive, how fast you accelerate, how hard you brake, how aggressively you turn, and much more. The legality of this … Read more
Greece gets first MiCA entrants as watchdog denies Binance-Lagarde claim
Greece joined the EU MiCA register with four providers as HCMC expanded its denial of remarks attributed to officials in a report on Binance.
Bitcoin is on track to shatter a major decade-long streak as September gains surge
Bitcoin is on track for a third straight monthly gain, but higher yields, oil prices and two major November events could test its Q4 momentum.
Coinbase Now Owns Every Layer of Its Derivatives Stack After CFTC Approval
Coinbase Clearing will take USDC as collateral and settle around the clock, though margined products stay with partners.
Analysts see 10-year Treasury yield hitting 6%. Bitcoin bulls shouldn’t panic
Why yields are rising matters more for bitcoin than how high they go.
Ex-Tesla team raises $12.5M to put supply chains on autopilot
Atomic’s agentic supply chain software is now being used by companies like DoorDash and HelloFresh.
BitMine could hit its 5% Ether supply target within weeks — then what?
BitMine could reach 5% of Ether’s supply by early November, while Tom Lee has left open whether it would continue buying beyond that level.
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7 Places Your AI Agent Can Be Exploited (And How to Guard Each One).
I built a small support-ticket agent as a weekend project. It read incoming tickets, searched a docs folder, and drafted replies. Nothing fancy — a few hundred lines of code wrapped around an LLM API call. It worked beautifully in the demo. One of my friends in the security research business put in a request … Read more
CertiK Completes Formal Verification of zkWasm, Mathematically Proving the zkVM Sound
Researchers who catalogued 141 security flaws in zero-knowledge proof systems between 2018 and 2024 found 99 of them in the circuits, the sets of mathematical constraints that decide whether a proof is accepted. Almost nine in ten of the 141 broke soundness, the guarantee that a prover cannot convince a verifier of something false, according … Read more
Your Best Partner in the Agentic Era Is One You Can’t Measure
How do you measure a partnership in the agentic era, when the one choosing your product isn’t a person anymore, but an AI? I’ve closed more than 75 partnerships per edition of Blockchain Jungle and run the pipeline at other startups I’ve worked for, so I know what you’re supposed to count to prove one … Read more
Using Jev in Production
At work I have been playing with Jev by TypeSafe AI a lot, and the reason it got popular is pretty straightforward: it opened up a class of possibilities where you get an intelligent, LLM-like model that doesn’t take forever, so you can use it as a quick classifier for actions — typed choices, scores, or yes/no probabilities that … Read more
Investors Fire. Owners Hire.
By Chris Gale The conversation around artificial intelligence has been dominated by a familiar image, a boardroom, a new AI initiative and a round of layoffs. Month after month brings another headline about workforce reductions at a large technology company or consultancy. The conclusion is usually presented as self-evident. AI is here, people are being … Read more