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Robinhood will sell Americans perpetual futures at up to 10x, and says they are the first true ones
The product is one offshore exchanges have sold for years; the new part is putting it in the same app as an AI that…
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A Senate report says Tether’s dollar token is how Iran moves money around sanctions
Tether points to $550 million it has helped freeze, and the report’s author wants the Justice Department to decide whether that is enough.
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Blockchain.com wants to raise $500 million in a US listing before the year is out
The price tag is up to $6 billion, and nobody outside the SEC has yet seen the numbers behind it.
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A startup putting cameras on 650 ships just raised $140 million, and the war in Iran helped
Quartermaster is selling a view of the sea that ships’ own transponders do not reliably give anyone.
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AMD is paying $8.2 billion for Fei-Fei Li’s world models, and making her its chief scientist
It is AMD’s biggest deal since Xilinx, and what it buys is an answer to Nvidia rather than a business.
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Anthropic’s prospectus shows $518 billion in computing bills, most of which it cannot cancel
Revenue grew twelvefold last year, and the commitments it has signed are more than a hundred times larger.
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Bitwise’s new NEAR fund pays staking rewards and pitches a token for AI agents
The first US spot NEAR ETF is selling a story about machines paying machines, at 0.75 percent a year.
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Chainlink rebuilt its bridge after the Kelp hack, and quietly retired one of its own safety layers
Institutions can now add their own checks, but anyone who does not is relying on one network where there used to be two.
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Citi will let its corporate clients take stablecoins without ever holding one
Making the tokens invisible to merchants may be the only way corporate finance teams were ever going to accept them.
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Crusoe cancelled a $1.25 billion turbine order from Boom, and says it still wants turbines
Boom has lost its launch customer, and Crusoe is keen to say the problem was the supplier, not the plan.