The man who taught computers to beat humans at Go just bet a billion dollars that human data is the wrong teacher. Ineffable Intelligence, founded by ex-DeepMind researcher David Silver, raised $1.1B at a $5.1B valuation — months after launch
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The best AR product isn't trying to be AR at all. Meta's Ray-Ban Display glasses proved that augmented reality works when it stops trying to replace your field of vision The product redefines the AR/VR category by focusing on ambient information overlays instead of immersive experiences
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The first multi-asset crypto ETF on NASDAQ just made "pick one blockchain" obsolete for institutional investors. GSR's Crypto Core3 ETF launched on NASDAQ bundling Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana in a single tradable security.
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The U.S. government is teasing a Bitcoin buy while the market yawns, which tells you everything about how far we've come since 2021.
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Bitcoin HODLers just got a way to spend like millionaires without selling the asset they're convinced will 10x from here. Aven launched a Bitcoin-backed Visa credit card offering credit lines up to $1 million without requiring users to sell their Bitcoin or trigger taxable events.
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DeFi just invented the bailout fund, and somehow made it work without a central bank or taxpayer money. Aave-led "DeFi United" effort raised $300 million to cover bad debt from the April 18 Kelp DAO exploit, with Mantle and Aave DAO contributing $127 million combined
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The Supreme Court is about to decide if cops can treat Google like a suspect lineup for everyone who happened to be near a crime scene.
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Developer mindshare just became the leading indicator for token valuation, and the old guard isn't ready. USD.AI is tracking toward a $300M fully diluted valuation (FDV) at launch, powered by its Hermes agent framework topping GitHub star rankings
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The first blocked AI acquisition of the agent economy just drew the new map of power — and it's not about the company Meta lost, it's about every deal that won't happen next.
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The company building AI to replace knowledge work just posted a job that's pure analog: schmoozing humans in conference rooms for $400K. Anthropic is hiring an Events Lead at $320K-$400K to run in-person brand events, from intimate gatherings to large conferences
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Your bitcoin just became a checkbook with a $1 million limit and no taxable event. Aven is launching a bitcoin-backed Visa card that lets users borrow up to $1 million against their BTC holdings at 7.99% APR with fixed-rate, fixed-term loans up to 10 years.
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While MicroStrategy clones chase Bitcoin's narrative, Tom Lee is building the Ethereum equivalent—and doing it while everyone else froze. Bitmine Immersion Technologies bought $236 million in ETH, pushing its total holdings past 5 million ETH in just 10 months
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The first regulated US exchange just handed AI agents the keys to your crypto portfolio. Gemini launched Agentic Trading, positioning itself as the first regulated US-based exchange to let AI bots directly manage trading accounts
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The first AI-native phone might not come from Apple or Google—it might come from the company that powers both of them. Qualcomm shares jumped Monday after a prominent tech analyst reported the chipmaker is collaborating with OpenAI on a smartphone
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When the company that issues USDC starts buying governance tokens in the protocol holding $260M of bad USDC debt, you're watching crisis management dressed as conviction.
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Saylor's accumulation strategy has become the de facto institutional playbook, and the numbers show why every other corporate treasury is watching.
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Michael Saylor just made his third-largest Bitcoin bet while the market was nursing a $10B wound from the Aave exploit. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) purchased 34,164 Bitcoin for $2.5B, marking the company's third-largest single acquisition and bringing total holdings past 570,000 BTC
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The suits are back, and this time they're bringing their compliance departments. Bitcoin pulled $1.2 billion into crypto funds last week, according to CoinShares data, driven by improving institutional demand as BTC hit multi-week highs.
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Institutions just ended a four-month outflow streak with their wallets wide open, and the timing says more about macro fear than crypto faith.
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When your exploit recovery fund depends on asking a DAO to move fast, you've already lost half the battle. Aave, Kelp, and LayerZero are asking Arbitrum DAO to release $71 million in frozen ETH seized from a bridge exploiter to fund the "DeFi United" rsETH recovery effort.
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