AI and crypto are starting to move in the same direction for a simple reason: both are becoming easier to operate.
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Crypto’s security problem is moving deeper into operations
Crypto’s security problem is starting to look less like a dramatic hack headline and more like a background systems problem. That makes it harder to spot, but potentially more important.
Crypto ETFs are getting more mainstream and more speculative
The crypto ETF market is starting to look more mature and more strange at the same time. Morgan Stanley’s new spot Bitcoin ETF opened with $30.6 million in first-day inflows, becoming the first spot Bitcoin ETF offered by a U.S. bank.
Bitmine NYSE Uplisting Starts as BMNR Expands Share Buyback to $4 Billion
Bitmine Immersion Technologies began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday after moving up from NYSE American, while the company also raised its share buyback plan to $4 billion. The company kept its existing ticker, BMNR, for the new listing.
Tokenization is slowly turning into a real business strategy
Tokenization is starting to matter in a more serious way because it is becoming a company-building and capital-markets strategy, no longer just an abstract promise about putting assets onchain.
Stablecoins are moving deeper into market plumbing
Stablecoins are still often described as digital dollars for crypto users. That is not wrong. It is just no longer the full picture.
Onchain liquidity is starting to look more hybrid, and that is a good thing
When people talk about DeFi liquidity, they usually focus on one thing: how much of it is there? That is an important question, but it is no longer the whole story.
Yuga Labs Ends Bored Ape Yacht Club Lawsuit With Ryder Ripps and Jeremy Cahen
Yuga Labs has settled its long-running NFT lawsuit against artists Ryder Ripps and Jeremy Cahen, ending a dispute tied to the Bored Ape Yacht Club collection and the copycat RR/BAYC NFTs.
