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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.
MetaMask is rolling out transaction reversal protection, targeted scam warnings and AI-assisted threat detection as personalized crypto fraud exposes the limits of traditional self-custody wallets.
Bitcoin miners are pivoting toward AI data centers, but grid access, financing, reliability and technical demands could determine whether their power infrastructure becomes a durable computing business beyond crypto volatility.
Bitcoin miners’ AI ambitions face scrutiny as power, cooling, financing and customer contracts determine whether former mining sites become profitable data centers for high-performance computing.
BNB Chain is developing a high-speed Layer 1 for AI agents and trading, but its no-mempool design raises questions about validator power, censorship and MEV.
AI-powered crypto agents can trade tokens and manage wallets, but prompt injection, data poisoning and excessive permissions create new risks for decentralized finance users and developers.
Bitcoin miners are reassessing the value of their power assets as AI data centers compete for electricity, creating new opportunities and risks in mining, infrastructure leasing and hybrid computing strategies.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving from a tool that answers questions into software capable of performing meaningful work on behalf of people. The next logical step is giving those AI systems the ability to participate in the economy. Coinbase believes that moment has arrived. The cryptocur
For years, the cryptocurrency industry has been locked in an arms race with increasingly sophisticated hackers. Smart contract exploits evolved from simple coding mistakes into carefully orchestrated, multi-stage attacks involving cross-chain bridges, flash loans and social engineering. Now, a new p
For three days, roughly a third of Polygon’s team stopped doing the work already on its roadmap. Instead, employees were told to build something useful with artificial intelligence, with $15,000 placed on the table as an incentive. By the end of the sprint, Polygon CEO Sandeep Nailwal said the teams
Artificial intelligence has already transformed financial markets behind the scenes, but the next wave of innovation could put institutional-grade trading capabilities into the hands of everyday investors. That is the vision outlined by Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev, who believes AI agents will eventuall
Polygon’s latest network figures point to a major shift in how blockchain infrastructure may be used over the next few years. In May, the network processed around $80 billion in stablecoin volume and, according to Polygon, led all blockchains in total transaction count, surpassing both Solana and BN