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Apple Reportedly Tests Its Own Chips for Enterprise Servers
Apple reportedly tests in-house chips for enterprise servers, potentially expanding its silicon strategy into infrastructure and intensifying competition for AI, cloud and crypto-related data-center capacity.
Balancer Maps a Full Wind-Down After $128 Million Exploit
Balancer proposes a multi-year wind-down after a $128 million exploit, canceling its BAL buyback and returning remaining treasury assets to tokenholders through staged redemptions and final sweeps.
DOJ Case Tests Crypto Listing Secrecy Across Derivatives Markets
A DOJ prosecution of two former Robinhood engineers over alleged trades on Hyperliquid examines whether confidential crypto listing information can be exploited through external derivatives markets.
House Vote Challenges Trump’s Iran War Powers Authority
The House passed a war powers resolution targeting U.S. military involvement in Iran, increasing pressure on Trump as Senate action, White House resistance and market risks keep crypto traders alert.
SEC and CFTC May Pursue Crypto Rules After CLARITY Act Stalls
Former CFTC Chairman Chris Giancarlo says the SEC and CFTC may pursue crypto rules after the CLARITY Act stalled, raising questions about oversight, authority and market structure.
Crypto Exchanges Turn Event Outcomes Into a New Trading Frontier
Crypto exchanges are entering prediction markets tied to elections, sports and interest rates, but liquidity, regulation and trusted settlement will determine whether the sector lasts.
Bitcoin Miners Recast Their Power Assets for the AI Economy
Bitcoin miners are repurposing power infrastructure for AI and high-performance computing as the halving squeezes margins and makes reliable electricity more valuable than mining capacity alone.
Staking ETFs Could Turn Solana Exposure Into a Yield Competition
Staking-enabled Solana ETFs could turn yield into a key battleground for institutional capital, while unbonding periods, slashing, custody arrangements and fees introduce risks beyond ordinary spot funds.
CLARITY Act Stalls in Senate After Missing 60-Vote Threshold
The CLARITY Act failed to clear the U.S. Senate’s 60-vote threshold, delaying potential crypto market rules and leaving regulatory authority disputes unresolved for digital asset businesses and investors.