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Bitfarms is dead. Long live Keel. The company formerly known as Bitfarms just posted a staggering $145 million loss as it sheds its Bitcoin mining skin for an AI infrastructure future.
A seven-year-old Linux bug, 'Copy Fail,' is now a flashing red light for the crypto industry. This vulnerability could grant attackers full control over critical blockchain infrastructure.
The crypto industry is buzzing as a key market structure bill, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, gets a Senate markup date. This could finally be the clarity the U.S. crypto ecosystem has been waiting for.
The world of digital finance is getting a significant upgrade. Exodus, a familiar name in crypto wallets, is launching a new stablecoin on Solana, and it's not just for trading.
Is Meta secretly building a new financial empire on the blockchain? Senator Elizabeth Warren certainly thinks so, and she's demanding answers.
Meta's stablecoin ambitions are back in the crosshairs. A key senator wants answers, and fast.
The digital asset world is experiencing a seismic shift, not just from Bitcoin's ascent, but from the whispers of AI and onchain finance. Are we witnessing the dawn of a new internet era, powered by distributed ledgers and intelligent automation?
Crypto's legal entanglements are piling up. This week saw municipal bans, federal forfeiture demands, and whispers of leniency for a former Celsius exec.
Forget chatbots. AI agents might actually become crypto's most natural users, driving demand for programmable payments. But is the tech ready?
The future of commerce just got a whole lot more autonomous. Amazon Web Services is weaving cryptocurrency payments directly into its AI agent platform, a move that could unlock a universe of automated transactions.
Kraken's parent company is shelling out $600 million to acquire a stablecoin payments provider, signaling a significant strategic pivot into the complex Asian market.
Five of Wall Street's titans are betting on LTX, an AI-powered corporate bond e-trading platform. The move signals a significant push to inject much-needed liquidity into a notoriously opaque market.