OpenClaw AI agent enables autonomous crypto trading and task execution on local hardware while creator battles trademark disputes and scammers who exploited rebranding chaos to launch a fake $16 million token that crashed to near-zero.
New AI platform Surf launches with integrated cryptocurrency research and trading capabilities, offering real-time social sentiment analysis and blockchain data while simplifying complex crypto concepts through plain-English explanations to help traders make more informed decisions.
Tether launches a massive 41-billion-token AI dataset and privacy-focused app that runs artificial intelligence models entirely on users' devices, challenging Big Tech's dominance over AI data and cloud computing while planning future integration with Bitcoin and cryptocurrency transactions.
Andreessen Horowitz launches massive $10 billion fundraising campaign targeting AI and defense sectors while conspicuously omitting crypto from new fund plans, despite remaining one of Silicon Valley's biggest digital asset investors with recent $105 million in blockchain deals.
WebAssembly 3.0 launches with massive 16 exabyte memory support, garbage collection, and enhanced features for high-level programming languages like Java and Kotlin.
Google launches an AI-powered payments protocol that supports stablecoins, partnering with major companies like Coinbase, Salesforce, and American Express to enable secure transactions between AI agents.
Donald Trump Jr.'s venture firm invests millions in Polymarket, a $1 billion predictions market that acquires CFTC-licensed QCEX, clearing regulatory hurdles for potential U.S. expansion.
Groundbreaking AI capabilities are disrupting traditional software models, while Ethereum's price soars driven by a company's ambitious strategy to accumulate 5% of the total ETH supply, echoing MicroStrategy's Bitcoin accumulation approach.
Crypto exchange Bullish skyrockets on NYSE debut, with shares opening at $90 and surging as high as $118 after raising $1.1 billion in oversubscribed IPO priced above expected range.
Malicious npm packages sw-cur, sw-cur1, aiide-cur, and pumptoolforvolumeandcomment stole data from over 3,200 Cursor users and targeted cryptocurrency wallets, executing arbitrary code and persisting even after removal, highlighting the importance of supply chain security.