Latest news from the Web3 ecosystem
Anthropic has implemented a policy against military applications of its AI models, a move that follows their initial deployment on classified US military cloud networks.
Despite a significant price correction from its 2025 high, traditional finance firms are increasing their bets on Ethereum, signaling strong underlying conviction in the network's future.
NYDIG Research posits that Bitcoin's price trajectory may be more influenced by the macroeconomic effects of AI, including job displacement and interest rates, than by its underlying technology.
A recurring Bitcoin bottoming pattern has reappeared, historically preceding significant price rallies. However, the anticipated macroeconomic conditions of 2026 cast doubt on its predictive power.
Bitcoin's current market inertia may be broken by proposed legislation, according to JPMorgan. The Clarity Act could unlock significant growth by enhancing regulatory certainty and fostering institutional adoption.
Declining cryptocurrency prices are pressuring digital asset treasuries, leading to potential consolidation as many face underwater valuations or discounts to net asset value.
The significant role of cryptocurrency in Iran's economy, estimated at $7.8 billion, is gaining international attention amidst ongoing crises. The nation leverages this digital asset infrastructure for global commerce and as a vital tool for citizens.
The former lead of Meta's Diem project argues that the era of stablecoin competition solely based on technology is over. The future hinges on robust user relationships and distribution networks.
Experts suggest a complete shutdown of oil transit through a key strait is improbable, potentially mitigating widespread market fears.
A controversial proposal by former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès to alter Bitcoin's code for the recovery of lost funds has been swiftly dismissed by the developer community.
Suspicious trading activity on Polymarket, a decentralized prediction market, saw users accumulate over $1.2 million before the U.S. military action against Iran.
Data indicates that investors holding Bitcoin for three to five years have maintained significant profits, averaging around 90%, despite recent market downturns.