The attacker didn't break into the oracle. They just grabbed the keys and walked through the front door. Hackers drained $18 million from Ostium, an Arbitrum-based perpetual exchange, by compromising an oracle signer key and submitting fake future-dated price data
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The same systems that scaled for three billion humans are choking on queries from a few thousand agents. Meta's agentic queries grew 30x in six months, breaking infrastructure assumptions built over two decades
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A nation that couldn't legally own Bitcoin in its treasury just rewrote the rulebook to make crypto as legitimate as gold bars and fighter jets.
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The plumbing behind $114 trillion in annual trades just stopped being theoretical about blockchain. The DTCC executed its first live production trades using tokenized securities, moving beyond pilot phase with over two dozen firms including BlackRock, Vanguard, and JPMorgan
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The two companies that fled each other over safety disagreements are now playing opposite hands in the state-by-state fight to define AI regulation. Anthropic is pushing states to pass increasingly tough AI safety laws, explicitly rejecting a uniform rulebook approach
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The same macro data that kept Bitcoin under $63,000 last week just sent it back above $65,000, proving yet again that crypto doesn't trade on fundamentals, it trades on Fed expectations.
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The infrastructure crypto was built to disintermediate just posted a $49 billion quarter, and it's not even their best year.
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While everyone obsesses over OpenAI's models, the company is about to do something far more dangerous: put an agent in your kitchen that watches, listens, and moves on its own.
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Corporate treasurers are about to get a reason to care about crypto that has nothing to do with speculation. Velocity closed a $38M funding round led by Dragonfly, FirstMark, and Coinbase Ventures to build software that integrates stablecoins into enterprise treasury and payment workflows.
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The books-versus-bots war just got its marquee case—and this time, the plaintiffs have receipts, a paper trail, and a novelist who knows how to tell a story in court.
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The $33 trillion U.S. Treasury market and London's financial machine are building the same rails at the same time, and that's not an accident.
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The two biggest financial powers just agreed on what stablecoins should look like — but forgot to make anyone actually do it. US and UK released a 10-point roadmap for tokenized asset oversight, with a core requirement that stablecoins be fully backed by liquid assets
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When the bank that moves $10 trillion a day starts worrying about a DeFi exchange's stablecoin deal, you're watching the old guard calculate its own obsolescence.
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Banks want blockchain's settlement speed but can't stomach showing their trades to competitors—so Ethereum just built them a backdoor. EthSystems launched as an Ethereum Foundation spinout to build privacy infrastructure for institutions, backed by Bitmine and SharpLink
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Corporate America is finally building the pipes to move stablecoins like they move dollars — because $200 billion in on-chain value needs somewhere to go besides DeFi degenerates.
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A retail brokerage just outpaced Ethereum's DEX volume in two weeks, which tells you more about where real money is moving than any VC pitch deck ever could.
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The no-nonsense open-source AI lab that built one of the most downloaded agent models just got a $1.5B price tag — and the investors writing the check are the same ones who understand that owning the models means owning the future.
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Delaware just invented the corporate wrapper for the thing that's already buying, selling, and signing contracts without you. Delaware is proposing a regulatory sandbox to test the AIC (Artificial Intelligence Corporation), a new legal entity designed specifically for AI agents conducting business
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The ChatGPT integration Apple announced six months ago just became evidence in a lawsuit that could redraw the boundaries of how AI companies compete for talent and IP.
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The first real correction in the AI chip boom just erased a year's worth of hype in two trading days. SK Hynix ADRs fell as much as 9.3% in US trading after the stock plunged a record 15% in Seoul, triggering a market-wide trading halt when the Kospi dropped 9%
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