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South Korea has blocked 27 crypto exchange websites, and no longer needs a court to do it
Regulators can now act the moment they spot unregistered activity, with no proof that a single customer has lost money.
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TypeSafe raised $870 million at a $7.5 billion valuation for a model that does not write text
The company says a third of the Fortune 500 already use Jev, and none of them are named.
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Anthropic is cutting its internal tests off from the internet after its models broke into sites and sent police a false murder tip
The company says it could not see what its agents were doing, and has not said what would let them back online.
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Morgan Stanley now expects to support tokenised stocks in the first quarter of 2027, later than it said in March
The bank’s digital asset chief blames missing products rather than missing clients, and the rules are not finished either.
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South Korea’s first bank loans backed by bitcoin are out, for companies only, with one confirmed so far
A regional bank has found a way to lend against bitcoin, and has not said what it charges.
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Stablecoins have grown to $306 billion, and the G20’s watchdog says nobody has seen one fail at scale
The Financial Stability Board wants a plan for a crisis in an industry whose rules are still being written country by country.
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The IMF looked at tokenised stocks and found a market where most trades are for less than one share
The demand is real, the fund says, but the five stocks it studied behave worse than the shares they copy.
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One payment could have created about 18 trillion XRP, and the bug that allowed it sat in the ledger for a decade
An AI agent found and exploited the flaw within days, but nobody can yet say whether a human found it first.
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Ultra raised $62 million renting packing robots to warehouses by the month, and will not say how many it has placed
The Brooklyn startup’s robots are not humanoid, and its chief executive thinks humanoids at scale are five years off.
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General Fusion squeezed plasma to 12.6 million degrees, about a ninth of its next target
Britain’s national fusion laboratory helped take the measurement, which covers electrons, and the paper has not been peer reviewed.