Bitcoin Mining and AI Diverge on Decentralization Paths, Research Suggests
Bitcoin mining is becoming more centralized while AI may shift toward decentralization through edge computing, according to new research.
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Bitcoin mining is becoming more centralized while AI may shift toward decentralization through edge computing, according to new research.
Senator Cynthia Lummis urges swift passage of the CLARITY Act, warning delays could stall US crypto progress until 2030.
Falling prices of Trump-linked crypto tokens spark criticism from lawmakers and investors, raising concerns over ethics and market risks.
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF leads a surge in inflows, marking its strongest day since March and signaling renewed institutional demand.
Japan approves a bill to classify cryptocurrencies as financial instruments, introducing stricter oversight, insider trading bans, and disclosure rules.
Coinbase upgrades the x402 protocol with usage-based pricing, enabling more flexible payments for AI compute, data queries, and LLM inference.
Binance Wallet integrates Prediction Markets via Predict.fun, enabling users to trade probability-based outcomes using Spot and Funding Account balances.
Morgan Stanley’s new MSBT Bitcoin ETF attracted $34 million in first-day inflows, marking a major milestone for bank-issued crypto investment products.
Canary Capital has filed for a US-based spot PEPE ETF, signaling growing institutional interest in memecoins despite volatility risks.
Yuga Labs has settled its long-running lawsuit against artists accused of copying Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs, ending a nearly four-year legal battle.
A New York Times investigation suggests Adam Back could be Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, but the cryptographer denies the claim.
South Korea plans to bring tokenized real-world assets and stablecoins under existing financial frameworks, signaling a major step toward regulatory clarity.