The economy didn't break in 2022, it split in two, and most investors are still trading the wrong half. Jordi Visser says we're living through unprecedented market volatility driven by AI reshaping economic structures since 2022
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Anthropic just built an AI so good at hacking that they won't release it to the public. Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview can autonomously find deep security vulnerabilities in code and build exploits to gain admin access, making it too dangerous for public release.
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Bitwise just filed the paperwork that usually comes right before an ETF launches, and this one's for Hyperliquid, a decentralized perpetuals exchange most people still haven't heard of.
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When the president's DeFi project uses its own token as collateral to borrow against itself, you're watching tokenomics eat its own tail in real time.
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Crypto whales are already positioned for the CPI print while retail investors are still reading headlines about the ceasefire.
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Anthropic says its new AI is too dangerous to release, but the smartest people in the room aren't buying it. Anthropic announced it's withholding its Mythos AI model from public release, claiming it could let non-experts exploit major operating system vulnerabilities
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Anthropic just showed us what happens when AI agents get too good at using AI models: the model maker pulls the plug. Anthropic temporarily banned the creator of OpenClaw, an open-source tool that lets developers build AI agents on top of Claude, right after raising prices on OpenClaw traffic.
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Bitcoin just proved it still trades like a macro asset, not a religion. U.S. March CPI came in at 3.3% year-over-year, missing Wall Street's 3.4% forecast, while core CPI printed 2.6% versus 2.7% expected
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AI agents can now reason through DeFi strategies, but until this week they couldn't execute them without risking $127 million race condition failures.
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The people who actually run money in America just told Congress to stop stalling on crypto rules.
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OpenAI just handed every knowledge worker the tools to clone their best workflows—most will still outsource to ChatGPT like it's a search bar. OpenAI launched custom GPTs and a new Skills feature that let users build reusable AI workflows and purpose-built assistants without code
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DeFi is staring down threats that could unravel the entire promise of permissionless finance, and most users have no idea how exposed they are.
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Ethereum derivatives just flashed a buy signal that hasn't appeared in three years, and it's happening the same day $2.2 billion in crypto options expire.
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TON just went from slow-motion blockchain to blink-and-you-miss-it fast, and if you're still thinking of it as "that Telegram token," you're about to miss the point. TON's Catchain 2.0 upgrade dropped transaction finality from 10 seconds to under 1 second, a 10x speed boost that went live April 10.
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The Trump family's crypto project just borrowed $75 million against its own token, drained a lending pool dry, and left depositors unable to withdraw while insisting everything is going exactly as planned.
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Anthropic just pulled its own AI model from public access because it got too good at finding security holes in the software running your life.
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Fourteen thousand home routers just became permanent residents in a botnet that security researchers can't kill.
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Fourteen thousand home routers just became permanent residents in a botnet that security researchers can't kill.
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Anthropic's new Claude model just became the world's best security researcher, and nobody trained it to do that.
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Trump's crypto company just borrowed $75 million using its own token as collateral on a platform run by its own advisor, then drained the lending pool so completely that other depositors can't get their money out.
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