The first lawsuit between a crypto billionaire and a sitting president's token project just landed, and it's about to stress-test how much regulatory theater we're willing to tolerate in Web3.
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Meta paid $2B for an AI agent company whose secret weapon was... markdown files. A developer reverse-engineered Manus's planning workflow — the AI agent company Meta acquired for $2 billion — into a Claude Code skill that uses persistent markdown for task orchestration
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SpaceX just wrote a $60 billion option on the future of code, and the 20-somethings on the other side of the deal are building exactly what the agent economy needs most.
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The Trump family's crypto project just got sued by one of its biggest investors for freezing $30 million in tokens and locking him out of governance.
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A $3.5 million exploit just proved that liquid staking protocols are still the soft underbelly of crypto infrastructure. Volo Protocol, a Sui-based liquid staking platform, lost roughly $3.5 million from its WBTC, XAUm, and USDC vaults in an exploit
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When a 140-year-old white-shoe law firm has to apologize to a federal judge for AI hallucinations, we've crossed into a new era of accountability for delegation to machines.
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Arbitrum froze 30,000 ETH to stop a $292 million hack, and the exploiter's response just mapped out exactly why decentralized rails still win. Wallets tied to the Kelp DAO exploit started moving funds across chains after Arbitrum froze roughly 30,000 ETH from the $292 million hack
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The SEC just ended its war on crypto, and the tokenization of real-world assets finally has a regulatory pathway that won't land you in court. SEC Chair Atkins is shifting to a crypto-friendly stance, ending the enforcement-first approach that's frozen institutional capital for years
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New York just declared war on the prediction market economy, suing Coinbase and Gemini for running what it calls illegal gambling operations.
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SpaceX just bought a $60 billion option on an AI coding startup right before its IPO, and the structure of this deal tells you everything about who's winning the agent economy.
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OpenAI just gave its image generator a search engine and the ability to think before it draws. ChatGPT Images 2.0 can now search the web to pull real-time information when generating images, powered by the new GPT Image 2 model with "thinking capabilities"
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Self-custody wallets just got serious about derivatives, and the timing tells you everything about where regulation is heading. Blockchain.com integrated Hyperliquid to bring perpetual futures trading directly into its DeFi wallet, covering 190+ crypto markets with no custodial handoff.
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Banks spent years building blockchain strategies, and one month of exploits might have just set them back to the whiteboard. April saw $606M in crypto exploits, with the Kelp DAO hack alone taking $293M
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Revolut just tripled its valuation target in five months, and the gap between what crypto banks can do and what traditional banks are allowed to do has never been wider.
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Kalshi, the prediction market that beat the CFTC in court, is launching perpetual futures to compete directly with Binance and Hyperliquid. Kalshi plans to launch crypto perpetual futures on April 27, moving beyond election and event-based prediction markets into continuous crypto trading products
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Optimism just made private transactions on Ethereum usable for businesses that can't afford to broadcast every trade to the world.
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The $300 million hack isn't the story. The laundering operation happening in real time is. Hackers stole $300 million in crypto and are actively moving funds while exchanges and blockchain analysts try to freeze assets.
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A $292 million bridge hack just erased $8 billion in deposits from DeFi's biggest lending protocol, and the industry is asking if its entire security model is a bad joke.
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OpenAI just deputized the world's largest consulting firms to sell AI coding agents into every Fortune 500 company that still thinks "digital transformation" means moving spreadsheets to the cloud.
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The world's best AI can solve physics problems that stump MIT grads but chokes on reading the total from a scanned invoice, and that gap reveals everything wrong about how we're building the agent economy.
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