Nvidia, AWS and Salesforce Say Yes to Snap's Glasses. Wall Street Says Hold
Snap AR glasses land Nvidia, AWS and Salesforce as enterprise partners. The stock is still down 30% this year.
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Snap AR glasses land Nvidia, AWS and Salesforce as enterprise partners. The stock is still down 30% this year.
Vitalik Buterin ran Alibaba's Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on his laptop and says local AI now handles a large share of tasks.
Meme coin launchpads accounted for roughly 82% of the $410.8 million in decentralized exchange volume that Circle’s Arc network cleared on its first day of public mainnet. Circle built Arc for financial markets, real-time money movement, and agentic economic activity.…
Tokenized stock total value locked (TVL) in decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols climbed 1,961% over the past year to $247.8 million. Token Terminal published the figures on Thursday. Binance Research links the growth to wider onchain infrastructure. Lending, smart contract deployment,…
South Korea refers 18 Polymarket users to prosecutors after a probe into $12.7 million in bets tied to the prediction market.
Two House committees advanced crypto legislation on Wednesday, approving a bill to establish a Strategic Bitcoin (BTC) Reserve and a separate measure setting federal tax rules for digital assets. The votes arrived one day after the Senate failed to invoke…
OpenAI has disclosed 6 cases of “unexpected or concerning model behavior” observed over the past 6 months, paired with a framework that commits the company to reporting such findings. The cases range from models hiding their own mistakes to models…
Kraken parent Payward plans Hyperliquid perpetual futures for US clients, using CFTC-regulated Bitnomial to comply.
Senate records confirm seven Democrats voted against the CLARITY Act, then said they remain committed to passing it. Here's why that's not new.
The Fed's first rate hike since 2023 was widely expected. Here's why Bitcoin climbed instead of selling off.
OpenAI refused $1 million for its AI math proof. Justin Sun now lists the same problem, and the claim sits open.
Tom Lee calls the Dow's 631-point drop an overreaction, urging investors to buy cyclicals and financials now.