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Researchers found professors preferred AI-generated answers over those written by their peers, raising questions about the role of AI in professional education.

Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson said traditional finance resists public blockchains because they threaten fee-based revenue, as the firm expands aggressively into tokenization, bitcoin products, and on-chain finance.

Shares of Tom Lee's Ethereum treasury firm hit their lowest level since the company's crypto pivot as ETH revisits the February lows.

Until now, the only way to run Hermes was through a terminal—or one of several unofficial GUIs the community had cobbled together.

Physical Casascius coins were minted 15 years ago in the early days of Bitcoin—and the BTC held within is worth a whole lot more today.

Bitcoin price is holding a risky position near $65,000 Wednesday, down roughly 12% over the past seven days and trading at its lowest level since February as

Trump-promoted US stocks are in focus in 2026. Here are the key price levels and the bull and bear case for three of the most-watched names.

A quantum attack on Bitcoin would crash its price before any theft settles, moving the real risk to confidential data.

Monthly venture deal count in crypto fell to roughly 50 deals in May, a level not seen since before 2021.

New CEO to lead strategic pivot into AI and HPC infrastructure while strengthening core Bitcoin mining business.

The company's new hybrid inference system routes AI tasks between your device and the cloud automatically. Privacy and cost savings are the pitch—and lower server bills.

Political action committees funded by the cryptocurrency industry may have contributed to primary victories for 11 Democratic and Republican candidates on Tuesday after spending $3.5 million on supportive ads.

The Defend Developers PAC is aiming to contribute to lawmakers who seek to shield crypto developers from legal vulnerabilities.

Bitcoin's recent weakness reflects a broader rotation into AI, IPOs and other momentum trades rather than concerns about Michael Saylor's bitcoin sales, according to Charles Schwab's Jim Ferraioli.

ETH just crashed below $2,000 and is now trading near $1,841. Prediction markets place a 71% chance on a drop to $1,500—and the charts aren't pushing back.

Bitcoin fell to a more than two-month low alongside U.S. stocks after Middle East skirmishes pushed bond yields and oil prices higher.

State regulators have begun quietly implementing regulations to ban or overburden Bitcoin ATM operators.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told the Senate Finance Committee that the Trump administration is moving forward with a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and urged Congress to pass the BITCOIN Act and Clarity Act to solidify and expand the effort.

Coinbase's latest partnership bypasses proposed bans on passive interest, setting up a fresh clash with traditional banks.

From The 2036 Issue: A possible roadmap for Bitcoin's adoption as a real means of payment, by David Marcus, CEO of Lightspark.

Law enforcement agencies are warning soccer fans of fake ticket sites and crypto payment schemes around the World Cup.

Coinbase's x402 protocol has processed more than 100 million transactions on Base, highlighting growing interest in AI-driven and machine-to-machine payments.

Raoul Pal argues Bitcoin's 318% gain since its 2022 low beats the Nasdaq, countering the crypto death narrative.

Jensen Huang's trillion-dollar call sent Marvell stock up $90 billion, but Michael Burry warns Nvidia faces a sharp fall.