SIFX Reports Growth in Multi-Asset Trading Activity

Multi-Asset Momentum: Diversification Drives Activity on SIFX Global retail trading activity continues to evolve, with traders increasingly shifting from single-market exposure toward diversified, cross-asset strategies. In this environment, SIFX has reported measurable growth in multi-asset trading activity across its platform, reflecting broader market trends seen throughout 2026. According to platform data, users are engaging more … Read more

Your Government Bought an AI Agent. Nobody Taught Anyone How to Use It.

AI in local government often fails because it’s used as a passive FAQ bot. Drawing on global methodologies from Dubai’s One Million Prompters initiative, this article outlines a ‘Civic AI Framework.’ By mastering prompt engineering, residents can use agentic AI like Readyly to audit local data, propose community solutions, and turn digital transparency into real-world … Read more

Doctrine DQL vs Native SQL in Symfony: Which Is Faster?

In the Symfony ecosystem, Doctrine is the de facto standard for database interaction. However, developers often hit a crossroads: should I use Doctrine’s object-oriented Query Language (DQL) or drop down to raw, Native SQL This article explores both approaches using Symfony 7.4 and PHP 8.4+. We will build real-world examples to demonstrate performance, maintainability and developer … Read more

From Rails to Agents: Aurum Foundation CEO Bryan Benson on Why AI Will Massify Crypto Finance 

The intersection of AI agents, blockchain, and everyday finance is no longer a distant vision—it’s happening now, and fast. From agentic commerce that hides complex rails behind simple conversations, to trust stacks built on permission, proof, and verifiable receipts, the industry is shifting toward AI as the true interface for financial decisions. Users want outcomes … Read more

The Next Trillion-Dollar AI Shift: Why OpenClaw Changes Everything for LLMs

The era of cloud-tethered computing is officially coming to an end. For the last three years, developers have been held hostage by API rate limits, exorbitant subscription costs, and the looming threat of closed-source data harvesting. Big Tech told us that local AI was a pipe dream. They claimed that running frontier models required server … Read more

AI Is About to Break Your BI Architecture (If You Don’t Redesign It First)

There was no outage. No alerts. n No failed pipelines. Everything “worked.” But our BI environment was slowing down, getting expensive, impossible to budget for. Not because the warehouse was failing. Because the design was wrong. AI will expose that at scale. The Architecture That Punished Curiosity. For years, the default in modern BI orgs … Read more

Can You Really Build a Product Moat Against AI?

Every other week, there’s a new wave of viral hype surrounding AI tools. This time around, it’s OpenClaw, a self-hosted autonomous AI agent that can send messages, write emails, browse the web, and perform other tasks. Never mind its potential security vulnerabilities (there are many) and various predecessors that almost worked. The hype is real. … Read more