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The biggest listed XRP treasury starts trading next week, built on more than $1 billion that is mostly not cash
Evernorth’s shareholders have cleared its Nasdaq debut, leaving the stock to answer the question every treasury company faces.
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Washington has labelled Russia’s A7 payment network a criminal organisation, ruble token and all
Treasury says $179 billion moved through A7’s stablecoin, which shows both the scale of the network and the limits of sanctioning a token.
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The SEC wants fund managers to hold crypto directly, and in rare cases to hold it themselves
Hester Peirce’s last act at the SEC is a 760-page custody rule whose most debated clause the agency expects almost nobody to use.
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Nearly 25,000 humanoid robots shipped in six months, and more than 95 percent were made in China
IDC’s count makes humanoids look like a booming market, and a Chinese one, but says nothing about what the machines are doing.
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Google has put AI chips in orbit, and its space data centre plan needs Starship to fly 180 times a year
The prototype is the easy part; the economics rest on a rocket that has never flown more than five times in a year.
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The world bought about 7,000 humanoid robots last year, and many of them are not doing any work
Service robots grew 24 percent to almost 250,000, while the humanoids at the centre of the hype were largely bought to collect data.
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Reddit is shutting off RSS and its public API, and blames AI scrapers
The free routes to Reddit’s conversations are closing just as the paid one, AI data licensing, keeps growing.
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Google’s most powerful model yet is going to cyber defenders before anyone else
Gemini 4 Argon comes with a price aimed at its rivals, and the only people who can pay it are inside a security programme…
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Illinois will hold off its 0.2 percent crypto tax for six months, but has not given up on it
The delay buys the industry until July, while the fight over whether the state can tax crypto this way at all carries on.
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The CFTC wants to rule that prediction markets are not gambling, and skip the public comment
Two rules now at the White House could undercut every state lawsuit against the platforms, if they survive the lawsuits they invite.