Tech giants are preparing to invest over 1 trillion dollars in AI infrastructure by 2027. An unprecedented race that is redefining the market, but raises doubts about sustainability and concentration of power. This is in fact a figure that until a few years ago would have seemed unrealistic, but today reflects a profound transformation of
Financial inclusion crypto is no longer just a slogan attached to digital assets. A growing body of data suggests something more concrete: on-chain tools are increasingly being used to address real gaps in banking, remittances, savings, and investing, especially in emerging markets where traditional access has lagged for years. The scale of that gap is
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong personally sold more stock over the past year than his company lost on behalf of its COIN shareholders last quarter. Although he took a break from his sales in Q1, he entered the quarter with more personal compensation than his company would lose in three months. The company lost $394 million
Cloudflare shares plunged more than 20% Friday after the company’s better than expected Q1 results were overshadowed by plans to cut about 1,100 employees as part of a broader shift toward an AI first operating model. The company reported $639.8 million in revenue for the first quarter, up 34% from a year earlier. Cloudflare posted
AMD and Intel shares climbed to new all time highs Friday as Wall Street continued to reward chipmakers tied to artificial intelligence infrastructure and rising demand for central processing units. AMD rose about 9% to roughly $443, lifting its market capitalization to about $720 billion, while Intel gained about 14% to around $124, pushing its
Kraken’s parent company Payward has applied for a national trust company charter with the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) to establish a federally regulated entity focused on digital asset custody. The proposed entity is called Payward National Trust Company (PNTC). The move, first reported by CoinDesk, comes as the firm accelerates
UK FX and crypto markets grow more connected as regulation and macro pressures intensify in 2026. The UK currency and cryptocurrency markets in 2026 are increasingly shaped by the same macro forces, including interest rates, inflation, and regulatory change. Rather than operating separately, both markets now respond to global liquidity conditions and shifts in investor
While the benchmark S&P 500 index is overall almost 8% in the green in 2026 and close to its all-time highs ($ATH), there has been significant divergence between the performance of the various stocks contained within. For example, one of America’s largest companies, Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), remains deeply in the red even after the April
Acting Labor Secretary Sandlin’s push for earlier Fed cuts clashes with a cautious central bank, leaving crypto trading a “higher for longer” regime even as the political drumbeat for easing grows louder. Political pressure builds for easier Fed policy Acting Labor Secretary Sandlin’s remark, reported by Jinshi, that the Federal Reserve should “consider lowering interest
Tokenized real-world assets could develop into a $14 trillion market by 2030 and eventually reach $55 trillion by 2035, according to BCG projections. According to that prediction, tokenization would rank among the biggest structural changes in the current financial system, affecting bonds, commodities, private credit, stocks, and other assets. Instituionalization of the field There is