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For years, Ethereum dominated one metric that mattered more than most crypto investors admitted: fee generation. While traders obsessed over token prices, total value locked, and ecosystem narratives, fees remained one of the clearest signals of real economic demand. Users paying meaningful fees mea
Wall Street loved the trade when Solana was ripping toward new highs. Now investors are getting a brutal lesson in what happens when publicly traded companies turn themselves into leveraged crypto proxies near the top of the market. Forward Industries, the Nasdaq-listed company that aggressively rei
Crypto Twitter did what it always does: it took a technically interesting story and mutated it into apocalyptic clickbait within hours. “🚨BREAKING: ANTHROPIC CRACKS 9-YEAR-OLD LOCKED BITCOIN WALLET!!! 🚨” That headline spread rapidly across X this week after a pseudonymous user claimed Anthropic’s
Japan is taking another major step toward integrating blockchain infrastructure into its traditional financial system, this time through a yen-backed stablecoin built specifically for business payments. The Japan Blockchain Foundation has announced plans to launch EJPY, a fiat-backed stablecoin pegg
Crypto has spent years building increasingly sophisticated financial infrastructure while ignoring one embarrassingly basic problem: users often have no idea what they’re approving when they sign transactions. Every day across decentralized finance, NFT platforms, staking protocols, gaming ecosystem
Washington’s latest attempt to build a regulatory framework for digital assets is running into familiar turbulence. The CLARITY Act, a major crypto market structure bill designed to define how digital assets are regulated in the United States, is now facing a wave of political resistance as lawmaker
For years, the crypto industry treated artificial intelligence as a growth story. Founders pitched AI trading agents, autonomous DeFi assistants, productivity tools, and automated customer service systems as the next major wave of innovation. But a new report from Binance Research suggests the most
For years, crypto investors pushed a simple narrative: Bitcoin was digital gold. It would protect investors during monetary instability. It would hedge inflation. It would thrive during geopolitical chaos. And unlike traditional financial assets, it would operate outside the reach of governments, ba
Privacy coins may be staging an unexpected comeback, and Grayscale Investments just made one of the boldest institutional bets the sector has seen in years. The asset manager has filed to convert its Zcash Trust into a spot ETF, a move that would create the world’s first exchange-traded fund directly
The Ethereum Foundation is undergoing another major leadership transition as it prepares for one of the network’s most closely watched technical upgrades. The organization announced significant changes inside its Protocol Cluster, naming Will Corcoran, Kev Wedderburn, and Fredrik Svantes as new co-l
Crypto hacks usually end in one of two ways: the attacker disappears forever, or law enforcement spends years chasing wallets across chains with little to show for it. This week, a far stranger outcome played out in DeFi. A hacker who exploited Arbitrum dark pool protocol Renegade and drained roughl
The AI industry has spent the last two years obsessing over model intelligence, who has the best reasoning model, the best coding assistant, the best multimodal system. But while Silicon Valley raced to build smarter agents, a far more practical problem quietly emerged: autonomous AI still can’t actu