Workers are experimenting with AI tools faster than companies can regulate them, while MongoDB quietly added thousands of customers selling actual databases. Meanwhile Charles Schwab just put Bitcoin trading in front of nearly ten trillion dollars in assets.
The first violent attack targeting an AI CEO just turned into attempted murder charges, and the line between philosophical AI safety concern and actual radicalization is now a police matter.
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When a populist politician buys $2.7 million in bitcoin on camera, you're watching either conviction or a commercial, and UK regulators now have to figure out which.
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XRP Ledger just built the thing banks said they needed: privacy on public rails without going dark to regulators.
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The corner office has become a pressure cooker, and the numbers prove it: CEO tenures dropped a full year in 24 months while the complexity of the job doubled. Average CEO tenure fell to 7.1 years in 2025, down from 8.3 years in 2023, a 14% drop in two years
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Goldman's CEO sounds the alarm that AI advantages could turn into liabilities while Bitcoin shorts get crushed for 440 million dollars. Plus Chad Rigetti scores major funding to merge quantum chips with AI infrastructure in a bold hardware play.
The company that prints $150 billion in digital dollars just became your bank, your gold dealer, and your Bitcoin custodian. Tether launched tether.wallet, a self-custodial wallet supporting USDT, Bitcoin, and tokenized gold across multiple blockchains.
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Short sellers just handed Bitcoin bulls $440 million in a single day, and the squeeze isn't over yet. Bitcoin rallied 5.7% toward $75,000, triggering $541 million in total crypto liquidations with shorts absorbing over $440 million in losses
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The guy who built one of the first quantum computing companies just raised $139 million to put quantum chips inside AI data centers, and the timing tells you everything about where compute is headed.
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Goldman Sachs just said the quiet part out loud: the AI they're using to stay competitive might be the same AI that could break them. Anthropic released Mythos, a new AI model powerful enough that Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon publicly acknowledged being "hyper-aware" of its cybersecurity risks
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Germany's largest exchange operator just put $200 million into Kraken, and this isn't a bet on crypto's future—it's a declaration that the future is already here.
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An AI just ran a complete simulated corporate network attack from start to finish—something no model could do a week ago. Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview completed a full simulated corporate network attack, marking the first time any AI model has accomplished this feat
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A Palantir alum wrote New York's AI regulation playbook, and now the tech industry is burning millions to make sure he never makes it to Congress. Alex Bores, former Palantir employee turned New York state representative, helped pass one of America's strictest AI regulation frameworks
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A single company now controls more than 4% of all Ethereum in existence, and it's buying faster than ever. Bitmine Immersion Technologies acquired 71,524 ETH last week, its fastest accumulation pace since December 2025, pushing total holdings to 4.875 million ETH.
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Google just convened its first AI for the Economy Forum in D.C., and the real story isn't what they announced—it's who showed up and what didn't get said.
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Emerging market profits are hitting all-time highs while geopolitical chaos tanks everything else, and it's all riding on Asia's AI semiconductor makers. Profit forecasts for emerging-market companies reached record levels despite Iran war volatility, driven by AI infrastructure demand in Asia
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Banks and tech giants are fighting for control of digital money as new legislation could decide who profits from stablecoin interest. Meanwhile X pushes crypto features despite payment app delays and data center operators hunt for affordable power across Europe.
The DOJ just opened the claim window for OneCoin victims, and $40 million doesn't come close to covering a $4 billion fraud. The Justice Department launched a compensation process for victims of the $4 billion OneCoin Ponzi scheme, with over $40 million available from seized assets.
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X's head of product just floated a crypto product while Elon's fiat payment app sits weeks from launch, and the timing says more than the tweet.
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The fight over who gets to pay interest on your stablecoins just became the most important banking turf war in crypto.
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Digital Realty is dropping €2 billion on Italian data centers while everyone else chases Northern Europe's cheap power. Digital Realty Trust plans €2 billion ($2.3 billion) in Italian data center investments over five years, part of a Mediterranean expansion strategy
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