The money is picking sides, and Ethereum just lost the vote. US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $32.1 million on Wednesday, breaking a four-day outflow streak, even as Bitcoin slipped below $64,000 Ethereum ETFs are bleeding, marking a reversal in investor appetite between the two largest digital assets
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The company selling picks and shovels to both sides of the AI arms race just learned that neutrality doesn't guarantee investor enthusiasm.
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Meta just turned AI from a cost center into an engagement engine—and proved the compute investment thesis while every other hyperscaler is still figuring out what to build.
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While crypto investors obsess over the next ETF approval, real money is building the rails for an agent economy that won't ask permission. Stonepeak's CEO reports AI infrastructure financing showing no signs of slowdown, even as crypto capital sits on the sidelines waiting for regulatory clarity
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The Wild West just got a courthouse, and that changes everything for the trillion-dollar question of who owns what onchain. The American Arbitration Association launched a Web3 Panel staffed by specialists in blockchain, smart contracts, digital assets, and autonomous transactions
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The AI infrastructure debt market just found its Australian accent—and it's speaking in billions. Stack Infrastructure is seeking A$8.5 billion ($5.9 billion) in syndicated loans to fund a Melbourne data center project—potentially Australia's largest infrastructure financing in the sector
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When a company's profit jumps 250-fold in three months, it's not a recovery — it's a glimpse of what happens when the pickaxe sellers finally catch up to the gold rush.
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Your flight-deal browser tabs just became as obsolete as paper tickets. Airlines are deploying AI pricing systems designed to eliminate bargain fares on popular routes by optimizing revenue extraction per seat
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Microsoft just gave us the clearest look yet at what happens when chat stops being a toy and starts being infrastructure. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella confirmed a Copilot "super app" launching this year that combines chat, coding, and agentic capabilities across consumer and commercial use cases
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Wall Street just rewarded Microsoft with an 8% pop for doing the one thing Big Tech isn't supposed to do right now: pump the brakes.
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The last time Fed dissenters pushed this hard for tighter money, Trump was still a candidate and Bitcoin was under $1,000.
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Microsoft just proved that selling AI infrastructure is more profitable than selling AI itself. Azure crossed $100 billion in annual revenue for the first time, growing 43% year-over-year in Q4, the fastest quarterly growth since early 2022
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The EU just classified an AI chatbot and a kids' game platform the same way it treats Facebook and Google, which tells you everything about where power is moving. ChatGPT and Roblox crossed 45 million monthly EU users, triggering the Digital Services Act's "Very Large Online Platform" designation
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Zuckerberg just told investors that billions of people will have personal AI agents within five years, and he's betting Meta's entire enterprise strategy on getting there first.
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The market's patience with Meta's AI moonshot just hit a speed bump named Q3 guidance. Meta's Q3 revenue forecast missed expectations, sending shares down and raising questions about whether its core ad business can support continued AI infrastructure buildout
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The earnings calls are saying the quiet part loud: AI budgets are ballooning while head counts shrink, and the gap between those two lines is the future of work.
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The AI infrastructure buildout just went from expensive to astronomical, and Wall Street is starting to sweat the math. Microsoft reported over $130 billion in new data center leases in a single quarter, the fastest pace of AI infrastructure spending yet
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The people building the god machines just asked the government to help them slow down before they lose control. Over 1,200 AI workers from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, and Meta signed a letter asking Washington to help build frameworks for pacing frontier AI development
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The world's largest landlord just became a cloud hyperscaler, and the math says the agent economy has more runway than anyone thought.
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The agent economy has a plumbing problem — and it's not the kind you can fix with better prompts. 69% of enterprises run AI agents that share credentials, a practice linked to higher security incidents, according to VentureBeat research
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