Trump’s crypto ventures costing voters billions, but they don’t care
President Trump's crypto ethics issues threaten the CLARITY Act, raising doubts on passing digital asset market structure legislation before August recess.
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Chinese hackers top threat to AI, IP tech firms: report
Chinese state-linked hackers posed significant threats to tech companies in the AI and IP sectors, according to CrowdStrike's latest cybersecurity report.
AI revolution or de-resolution?
In this piece, Kurt Wuckert Jr. tackles how most of the world's AI input data is being poisoned, putting the next wave of data-driven billionaires at risk.
Vietnam aims for cashless payments to hit 30x GDP by 2030
Vietnam's financial inclusion strategy aims for 95% of adults with bank accounts by 2030, boosting cashless payments to 30x GDP and enhancing access.
Most Canadians back crypto ATM ban, poll finds
A poll reveals that 56% of Canadians back banning digital asset ATMs, while some say better education may improve public perception of cryptocurrencies.
TP in the Philippines says AI success hinges on “execution muscle,” decades of operational expertise
The GenAI Summit Philippines 2026 focused on AI strategies for business success, featuring TP's live demo of AI agents enhancing customer experiences.
UK FCA allows authorized funds to hold 10% in crypto ETNs
The FCA proposes allowing authorized investment funds to hold up to 10% in crypto-exchange traded notes, enhancing market access for investors.
Illegal crypto mining threatens Iran's power grid
Iran faces electricity grid risks from illegal digital currency mining, prompting officials to crack down on unauthorized operations amid global sanctions.
Canada Crypto Week returns July 20–26, celebrating the future of Web3, digital assets and AI
Canada's largest crypto and Web3 gathering returns July 20–26, 2026, with the Blockchain Futurist Conference anchoring a week of events nationwide.
BTC miners competing with rogue AI agents for dwindling returns
BTC miners face volatility as network difficulty rises, but may see a significant drop in the upcoming June 14 adjustment, promising potential relief.