The creator of Ruby on Rails just told his engineers to stop writing code—unless the AI breaks. David Heinemeier Hansson announced at Rails World that 37signals has gone "pencils down" on hand-writing code, with engineers only stepping in when AI agents fail to deliver
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The White House is trying to broker a deal between DeFi developers and the FBI before August recess kills crypto's best legislative shot in years.
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A Bitcoin miner just unlocked nearly 6,000 BTC it had been holding as loan collateral, signaling either conviction in price stability or a pivot away from crypto-native capital. Riot Platforms repaid a $200M credit facility and freed 5,821 BTC from collateral
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When the underlying asset moves 9%, the wrapper moves 22%. That's not efficiency. That's leverage in a suit. SOL Strategies (STKE) surged 22% to $1.20 as Solana climbed 9%, leading a broader rally in Solana-focused DAT (Digital Asset Treasury) stocks
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The US is about to do what it's failed at for a decade: define what crypto actually is under the law, and JPMorgan's CEO just got homework.
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Saylor's preferred stock experiment is teaching the market an expensive lesson about the difference between backing dividends and earning investor confidence.
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Bitcoin gets a vote of confidence while ether gets ghosted, and the gap between the two tells you everything about where institutional money sees the future of tokenized assets.
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The line between owning stock and owning crypto just disappeared, and it happened on the largest decentralized exchange in the world.
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While American regulators argue over whether crypto is a security or a commodity, Japan just solved the problem by declaring it both and making it easier to own.
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The largest IPO in history just launched with four parallel crypto versions already trading, and the SEC didn't stop any of them. SpaceX opened trading Friday on Nasdaq under SPCX, marking a $75 billion IPO, the largest ever according to Morgan Stanley and Nasdaq
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The exchange that spent years avoiding yield products just put its institutional weight behind synthetic dollar farming. Coinbase launched a High Yield Vault that lends USDC against Ethena's USDe-backed collateral, marking the first product in the Coinbase-Ethena partnership
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A 125x token surge in six weeks tells you institutions finally found a Bitcoin wrapper they trust. Circle's cirBTC jumped from 40 tokens in mid-August to over 5,000, driven by institutional DeFi demand
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The derivatives market for stocks, commodities, and bonds is quietly migrating from TradFi rails to blockchains, and most people haven't noticed yet. 86% of real-world asset perpetual futures volume now trades onchain, marking a fundamental shift in how derivatives markets operate
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The world's most sanctioned nation just pulled off the year's biggest crypto heist, and they never even touched a private key.
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The tradfi money that ran screaming from Bitcoin in January just came back with the biggest weekly haul since October, erasing a $5.8 billion hole in eight weeks.
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The exchange wars are over, and the infrastructure wars just started. Kraken's parent company Payward is investing billions to unify trading, payments, asset management, and institutional services on common rails, moving beyond its crypto exchange identity
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The money moving into Bitcoin ETFs just erased a $5.8 billion deficit in 90 days — the kind of reversal that separates genuine institutional appetite from retail noise.
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The SEC's most crypto-friendly voice is leaving in a week, and her parting shot is a blueprint for privacy infrastructure that most of her colleagues still don't understand. Hester Peirce will leave the SEC on October 2 after eight years, including her role as director of the SEC's Crypto Task Force
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The data drought just hit the Ivy League, and Oxford blinked first. Oxford University gave OpenAI access to digitize and train on historical texts from the Bodleian Library, marking a shift in how AI companies source training data as publicly available content runs dry
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The man who controls the world's largest military budget is parking some of his personal wealth in the same place millions of retail investors store their crypto.
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