While Depop chased hype and Poshmark got acquired for parts, a Lithuanian resale app quietly built a €8 billion empire by doing something radical: charging buyers nothing.
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When your stablecoin isn't stable and your multisig isn't multi, you get a $2.8 million reminder that tokenizing real-world assets is still very much a beta product.
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Wall Street's clearing houses just realized tokenization might route around them like the internet routed around telcos. The SEC delayed its tokenized stock framework, despite the onchain treasury market already topping $1.4 billion and institutional players moving fast
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When a former BitMEX CEO calls your token part of a "holy trinity," the market listens with its wallet. NEAR Protocol jumped 50% in seven days, leading a broader rally in AI-tagged crypto tokens Arthur Hayes named NEAR part of his "holy trinity" of altcoin picks, triggering immediate price action
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After weeks of military brinkmanship that rerouted 94 vessels and put Marines on Iranian tankers, the world's most critical oil chokepoint is about to reopen, and nobody's talking about how this will reshape sanctions evasion infrastructure.
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The first Ethereum treasury company is about to join institutional America's benchmark index—just as Bitcoin's poster child hints it might start selling.
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The first venture check written to an AI agent's creator just cleared, and the agent built the product that got funded. NanoCo, founded by brothers Gavriel and Lazer Cohen, raised $12 million in six weeks for NanoClaw, an AI agent they built at home that then built the commercial product itself.
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Huang flew into Taipei projecting $1 trillion in revenue while Beijing banned Nvidia's gaming chips back home—a perfect snapshot of the geopolitical tug-of-war over who gets to build the agent economy.
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The altcoin winter might be thawing, and the warmth is coming from an unexpected place: decentralized derivatives and machine learning tokens. Trader Michael van de Poppe sees Hyperliquid and AI tokens leading the next altcoin rally, signaling renewed risk appetite
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The same regulatory clarity that's supposed to save crypto might accidentally kill your favorite passive income model and birth something more automated.
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Anthropic is about to hand out the keys to models that can break encryption, just as the Pentagon is shopping for Claude replacements. Anthropic plans to make its Mythos-class AI models widely available, a capability tier powerful enough to pose cybersecurity risks
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While Americans report the worst economic outlook ever recorded, Bitcoin traders are treating $77K like a floor worth defending. US consumer sentiment collapsed to an all-time low, driven by surging gasoline prices and renewed inflation fears that are reshaping spending behavior
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Real-world assets are crossing the blockchain bridge at scale, and the infrastructure battle for tokenized commodities just revealed its leader. Tokenized commodities hit $7.3B market cap, with Ethereum claiming two-thirds of the total market share
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The bookstore won't police the robots, but it will make you look them in the eye before you buy. Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt says he'll stock AI-written books as long as they're labeled and customers want them, placing the disclosure burden on publishers, not sellers.
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The company that turned down Pentagon money is about to raise more capital in one round than most countries see in foreign investment all year.
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Microsoft just open-sourced the compliance layer that turns AI agents from liability risks into auditable systems.
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The man who promised to make AI "maximally truth-seeking" can't even get government bureaucrats—the world's least discerning software buyers—to use his chatbot. Reuters found Grok mentioned in only 3 of 400+ federal AI vendor records, used for basic tasks like document drafting
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The White House just blinked first in the race to regulate AI—or maybe it decided not to race at all. Trump postponed an AI executive order after tech industry pressure about overregulation, signaling a potential shift toward industry self-regulation over federal oversight
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The company building tools to automate writing is paying $400K for someone who can actually do it. Anthropic is hiring a copy lead ($255K-$320K) and head of copy ($320K-$400K) to translate technical AI capabilities into clear, compelling language for enterprise audiences
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Google just spent billions teaching its search engine to misunderstand the one thing search engines are supposed to do: tell you what words mean.
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