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I just read an investigation published yesterday in The New Yorker that left many people in shock. Ronan Farrow and Andrew Marantz interviewed over 100 people, obtained never-before-disclosed internal memos, and even over 200 pages of personal notes from Dario Amodei ( founder of Anthropic, who left OpenAI ). The result is basically a bomb.
It all starts with a 70-page document compiled by Ilya Sutskever, OpenAI's chief scientist, in the fall of 2023. He gathered Slack messages, communications with HR, meeting minutes. The goal? To answer a simple question: Can Sam Altman, who possibly control

Vitalik has just shared some very interesting details about Ethereum's technical roadmap, and there are some points worth paying attention to.
The current focus is on two main fronts in the execution layer. First: the state tree structure will move away from the hexadecimal Keccak MPT architecture and migrate to a binary tree with more efficient hashing (EIP-7864). The benefit here is significant – a fourfold reduction in Merkle branch length and, more importantly, a 3 to 100 times increase in proof efficiency. Additionally, the cost of accessing adjacent slots drops considerably.
But the most

Yesterday I was browsing CoinMarketCap data and found the divergence between Cardano and Midnight quite interesting. Cardano is trending upward among the community, but Midnight is heading in the opposite direction. It’s a clear contrast in sentiment.
According to CoinMarketCap, Cardano ranks 9th among the most bullish tokens, with about 50% of votes indicating an upward trend. And what about Midnight? It’s in a very different position, with 50% bearish sentiment. Curious because both are part of the same ecosystem, but investor perception is completely different.
What caught my attention is t

Yesterday I was following a news story I found quite significant about World ID. The platform just launched a massive update that’s generating a lot of buzz in the community.
What caught attention is the scale: we’re talking about 18 million verified users spread across more than 160 countries. This is practically the biggest jump the protocol has had so far. But the most interesting part isn’t just the number; it’s where they’re taking this.
They managed to form partnerships with giant platforms. The integration with Tinder is particularly creative — it basically offers a “real person badge”

I looked at $BTC ontem yesterday and really didn’t like what I saw. That drop below 66.500 was pretty unpleasant, mainly because it took us below the 10- and 20-day averages. It seemed like the bottom had been tested, but the price action left doubts. btcn needed to hold that support at 65.000 no matter what. Now that we’re at 77.80K, the situation has improved quite a lot. But honestly, those levels I mentioned earlier are still important to keep an eye on. If BTC manages to sustain this recovery, we could be seeing a more solid move. Otherwise, we go back to the same problems as before.

I found a very interesting study that was recently published about how cryptocurrency investors handle their tax obligations in the U.S. Basically, researchers from Texas Christian University and other institutions conducted an in-depth analysis of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service data and reached a conclusion that confirms what many people already suspected.
The main point is this: while about 12 to 21% of American adults have had some exposure to cryptocurrencies, only 6.5% of them actually reported these transactions to the IRS. It’s a striking difference. Tyler Menzer, one of the lead aut

Did you see that Michael from Brevis was at the Hong Kong forum? It's really interesting how people are exploring the integration of AI with crypto. Brevis with their Pico zkVM is actually generating an enormous volume of proofs for protocols — there are already over 40 running on 6 different blockchains. The forum organized by ChainCatcher and RootData focused heavily on smart economy, smart payments, RWA, and infrastructure. I think this is really the way forward, combining verifiable computing with the wave of AI Agents coming up. Do you think it will really take off or is it just hype for

So guys, there's some pretty interesting activity happening with WLFI that deserves attention. World Liberty Financial just released a proposal to restructure over 62 billion tokens that have been locked since launch, and this has sparked a flood of criticism within the community.
Basically, the project wants to bring these tokens out of limbo with a structured vesting schedule. We're talking about 62.28 billion WLFI being released starting April 15, 2026, with lock-up periods of 2 to 3 years depending on the holder. There's also a burn of up to 4.5 billion tokens (10% of the allocation for in

Yesterday I saw a very interesting movement: a major holder (pension-usdt.eth) made a complete turnaround in Bitcoin. They closed all their long position when BTC hit $66,200, and then started shorting Bitcoin when the price rose to $69,134.
Now the crowd is monitoring this position. The person has 410 BTC in short with 3x leverage, which amounts to about $28.44 million in position value. The entry price was $69,334, and the liquidation price is at $147,679. Basically, they are betting that Bitcoin will go down from here.
The most curious thing is that they keep increasing this Bitcoin short p

I just saw that Circle's shares exploded to $90 before pulling back a bit to $87. But what really catches the eye here is how analysts are praising the company's performance. After releasing the fourth-quarter results, the stock rose about 30%, showing that the market is really buying into this story.
What analysts are really praising is revenue diversification. Bernstein maintains an outperform rating and set a target price of $190, arguing that Circle has managed to clearly differentiate itself in the crypto market. It’s not just stablecoins, you know? The company is expanding into infrastru

Look at this interesting movement in Bitcoin lately. BTC is currently trading around $77,800, and some people are watching some very optimistic scenarios for the future.
I did a quick analysis of the Bitcoin market, and the numbers I’m seeing are somewhat encouraging. If we consider that all-time high of the market, we’re talking about a potential 833% increase from here. There’s also that DeltaTop scenario pointing to about 252% upward movement, and the terminal price that people are discussing suggests another 323%.
Obviously, market analysis is complex and nothing is guaranteed, but when yo

SNX is forming an interesting setup on the chart. I see a well-defined demand zone intersecting with the uptrend line, which is usually a trigger for a strong move. With the price at $0.31 and up 7% this week, the setup is becoming more attractive. When it reaches this intersection, it's time to watch for buy signals in the trend. The structure remains solid... is a pump really coming? 👀

Hey, I saw that the OpenClaw team is saying that the Codex do OpenAI really took off in usability compared to that annoying CLI. The guy there showed how he’s managing GitHub directly through the app’s graphical interface—like reviewing PRs and handling issues in a much smoother way.
The cool part is that there’s an automated workflow running in the background that makes everything much more efficient. I think it really marks an interesting turning point, you know? People are migrating from that black terminal to a visual interface, and that makes a lot of sense for anyone who doesn’t want to

Man, I see a lot of people wondering whether they should have bought Bitcoin or Ethereum back in January when Trump was re-inaugurated. Yeah, the numbers aren’t looking very good for those who entered at that time.
Do you remember how it was in January? Bitcoin had just surpassed 100k, Ethereum was at 3,200, and XRP had risen to 3 dollars for the first time in years. Everyone was excited. If you had invested 10 thousand in each back then, today the situation would be quite different. Bitcoin is around 77k now, Ethereum dropped to 2.3k, and XRP is at 1.41. Basically, all of them have fallen qui

I noticed that Bitcoin's funding rate has dropped significantly in recent days, reaching -6%, which is quite rare. When I see such negative numbers, it usually means there are many traders with short positions, paying a premium to maintain those bets. This could turn into a short squeeze when the price starts to rise genuinely.
Data shows that over 500 million in positions have been liquidated in the last 24 hours, mostly from forced long exits. At the same time, open interest increased from 668,000 to 687,000 BTC, suggesting that the market remains quite active despite the volatility. It's in

I'm monitoring this WLFI and, honestly, the signals aren't very good at the moment. The token is forming a bearish flag pattern on the 4-hour chart, which historically suggests a drop of about 20% to around US$ 0.066. Considering the current price around US$ 0.07, that would be a significant pressure. I've seen similar situations with Luna crypto before—when liquidity becomes fragile and governance is questioned, things can collapse quickly.
What worries me most is the on-chain issue. I discovered that wallets linked to the project deposited between 3 to 5 billion WLFI as collateral in Dolomit

You know that blockchain everyone keeps talking about that can process thousands of transactions per second? Well, Aptos is exactly that. The platform was built with a focus on scalability, security, and flexibility for those who truly want to develop, not just in theory.
What makes Aptos interesting is that it uses the Move language, the one Meta originally developed for Diem. This is no coincidence — the Move language offers a much safer environment for smart contracts, with features like resource-oriented programming and formal verification that significantly reduce the risk of critical bug

Are you seeing this wave of layoffs happening at exchanges? Gemini just cut 30% of its staff — down from 445 to much less in just a few months. And that’s not all: nearly $600 million in losses last year, revenue going up but losses exploding even more. The Winklevoss are betting heavily on AI to try to improve efficiency, but clearly it’s complicated.
What catches my attention is that it’s not just Gemini doing this. Almost every exchange is trimming their payroll — other platforms cut 12%, 25%, and so on. The crypto market is under pressure: Bitcoin about 44% below its peak, weak trading vol

I just saw something interesting coming out of Bitwise. Matt Hougan, their head of investments, is commenting on BlackRock's negotiations with the SEC to tokenize the iShares ETFs. Basically, we're talking about one of the world's largest asset managers exploring tokenization at scale.
The important detail is that this isn't a quick thing. Martin Small, BlackRock's CFO, made it clear that it's unpredictable whether it will happen in 90 days or take up to a year. So we're talking about a process that might drag on a bit.
But here’s the point that caught my attention: Hougan believes this could