Today we're breaking down how one mining operation just grabbed enough Ethereum to move markets, why Meta thinks AI Zuckerberg should run meetings, and what American workers really think about AI taking over their jobs. The power dynamics in tech are shifting fast.
Nvidia just proved that in 2026, the fastest way to move a stock is still a rumor, and the fastest way to kill one is a denial. Dell and HP shares spiked on a report from SemiAccurate claiming Nvidia was hunting for an acquisition that would "reshape the PC landscape"
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A writer asked GPT-5 to pick stocks that would make him "Lambo money" in six months, and the chatbot lost him $23 while teaching us exactly what AI agents can and can't do with your money.
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Crypto investment products just had their best week in three months, and it wasn't a memecoin rally that did it. Crypto ETPs pulled in $1.1 billion last week, the strongest inflows since January, driven by Bitcoin and US spot ETFs
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Circle's CEO just told the crypto world that your stablecoin is only as stable as a judge's signature, and the industry is asking who really owns what on-chain.
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LinkedIn just turned 1 billion users into potential AI training labor, and the gig economy is about to eat the agent economy's homework.
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OpenAI's GPT-5 just ran 36,000 wet-lab biology experiments without a human pipetting a single sample, and nobody asked permission first. OpenAI and Ginkgo Bioworks ran GPT-5 autonomously through 36,000 biological experiments via robotic cloud labs, cutting protein production costs by 40%
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Episode 2 — 10 stories from the week in AI, crypto, and Web3.
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Kraken just drew a line in the sand on crypto extortion, and every exchange is watching what happens next. Kraken's Chief Security Officer confirmed the exchange is being extorted after two separate insider incidents leaked data from roughly 2,000 clients.
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The European Central Bank just gave tokenization a green light, but with a catch that could reshape who wins in the race to rebuild capital markets on-chain. The ECB sees tokenization as a path to unify Europe's fragmented capital markets, improving liquidity and efficiency across borders.
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Anthropic is getting roasted by its own power users for what they're calling "AI shrinkflation," and the company's denials aren't landing.
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The first sitting UK MP just put £2 million into Bitcoin through a public company while his government moves to ban crypto donations to politicians. Nigel Farage became the first sitting UK MP to publicly purchase Bitcoin, fronting a £2 million ($2.5-2.7 million) buy through Stack BTC Plc
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Microsoft is testing autonomous AI agents that run 24/7 inside your company's software stack, and the test platform isn't even theirs. Microsoft is exploring OpenClaw-style features for 365 Copilot, testing AI agents that run autonomously around the clock to complete tasks for enterprise users
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Roblox just built a regulatory moat disguised as a parental control update. Roblox is launching dedicated youth accounts for children and teens, a first for the platform. The timing isn't about safety innovation. It's regulatory hedging as global social media bans gain momentum.
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World Liberty Financial just minted $25 million in stablecoins days after claiming it repaid the exact same amount that locked depositors out of their money.
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A hacker just minted $2 billion in DOT tokens out of thin air and walked away with $237,000. An attacker exploited Hyperbridge's Ethereum gateway contract, minting over $2 billion in DOT and other Polkadot tokens through a bridge vulnerability
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OpenAI's new revenue chief just told employees what everyone already knows but won't say out loud: users treat AI models like gas stations—they'll switch for a penny cheaper.
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The USDA just became the first federal agency to formally sponsor Grok for government deployment, breaking a months-long freeze after safety scandals that kept every other agency away.
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The SEC just told crypto builders where the regulatory fence line actually is, and it's not where most lawyers thought. The SEC issued new guidance saying certain user-facing interfaces for crypto securities trading may skip broker-dealer registration if they meet specific conditions.
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A single company now controls 4% of all Ethereum in existence, and it just made its largest purchase in four months. Bitmine Immersion Technologies added $157 million in ETH last week, its biggest buy since December, bringing total holdings to 4.87 million ETH worth $11.8 billion.
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