After Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren’s claimed that the Comptroller may have violated US banking laws by approving crypto companies’ charters, The Digital Chamber urged the regulator to defend the applications.
Wall Street’s semiconductor-driven surge is fueling fresh momentum for crypto miners betting their power-heavy infrastructure can support the AI boom.
The inaugural games produced a record-breaking swim, but several non-enhanced athletes still beat the enhanced competitors.
U.S. President Donald Trump said it was “critically important” that the CFTC keep “exclusive authority” over prediction markets, echoing CFTC Chair Michael Selig.
Five unknown addresses removed 107 Bitcoin worth $8.2 million from circulation today, sparking intrigue on social media.
OpenBMB’s 1B-parameter model brings MCP support and agentic tool use to on-device AI—but it has trouble with logic traps.
Crypto treasury firms Sharplink and Forward Industries will both be included in the Russell 2000 and 3000 indexes at the end of June.
Cybercriminals are weaponizing the hype surrounding Grand Theft Auto 6, flooding the internet with GTA phishing traps and malware.
Spain is the latest country to clamp down on the rising use of prediction market platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi.
The inclusion could attract fresh passive inflows from index-tracking funds, while the firm’s stock tanked 95% from its peak over the past year.
Researchers find AI models steer users toward Catholicism and away from other religions, like Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Formerly Huobi Global, the exchange is the latest entity to be named as part of a crackdown on companies “exploited by Russia to circumvent UK sanctions.”
Bitcoin miner TeraWulf’s latest deal adds more than a gigawatt of potential data center capacity in a region eager for economic investment.
Researchers were able to embed hidden signals in audio clips that silently commandeer AI model behavior.
British financial institutions are now barred from doing business with the exchanges—and may face penalties for interacting with crypto transactions that pass through them.
WULF shares surged on Tuesday after the Bitcoin miner announced its latest move to expand into AI and HPC through a multi-phase buildout through 2030.
Britain applied banking-style sanctions to crypto exchanges for the first time, requiring U.K. financial firms to freeze funds and trace transactions.
Spain joined a growing list of national authorities restricting or banning prediction market platforms amid concerns over unlicensed gambling activities.
Bitcoin failed to copy US stocks’ upside after a spike to $78,000 became one of a series of liquidity grabs.
NEAR is mirroring a 2023–2024 fractal that preceded a 250% rally, hinting at similar upside in 2026 as privacy coin demand grows.
The government recently announced it would become the world’s first economy to go fully onchain, a move officials believe will bring its people new opportunities.
The product, called Base MCP, connects a user’s Base Account to AI clients such as ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an emerging standard that allows AI systems to securely interface with external tools and applications.
BitMine Immersion Technologies made its largest Ethereum acquisition yet this year—just weeks after saying it might slow down its ETH buys.
A draft proposal filed Tuesday would extend the XRP Ledger’s native automated market maker with three swappable curve types, giving liquidity providers more efficient ways to deploy capital and closing one of XRPL DeFi’s longest-standing gaps.
The ban came on the heels of markets linked to the early departure of Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto.
The Shanghai lab that builds LLMs that punch above their weight just turned that same energy on voice—and the results are hard to ignore.
Financial Times testing found safety controls on open AI models from Meta and Google could be stripped in minutes, raising governance concerns.
The legislation is being framed as a turning point for U.S. crypto policy, but there’s a major piece of the puzzle being overlooked, argues Singh.
Grvt will work with Plume to launch tokenized fixed-income and structured credit products tied to institutional-grade real world assets and onchain yield strategies.
Beijing is reportedly making some private-sector AI workers seek travel approval, widening its control over tech talent.