The average Web3 VC pitch sounds like ours did three years ago. “We have deep relationships across the ecosystem.” “We add value beyond capital.” “Our network is our edge.” It’s not that any of these statements is a lie; it’s that everyone says them, which makes them effectively meaningless. Liquidity providers (LPs) have heard this
Paolo Ardoino, the CEO of Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin firm, has reaffirmed his bullish stance on Bitcoin, sparking reactions as all eyes appear to be on Bitcoin following the recent market rally. In his post, Ardoino declared that Bitcoin is resistant after a viral artwork shared by Satoshigallery sparked the attention of the crypto
Stablecoins, the $300 billion class of digital dollars, may have started as a faster way to move money across the globe, but companies are now asking a different question: what can they actually do with them? That shift is driving a new phase of adoption, according to Chunda McCain, co-founder of Paxos Labs, who says
Bitcoin’s network just recorded its lowest activity in eight years, and the price has barely flinched. CryptoQuant flagged that active $BTC addresses hit their lowest level since 2016 on Apr. 8. At the same time, Glassnode’s latest 24-hour reading puts active addresses at 661,313, a number that, set against a price near $78,000, produces one
With the S&P 500 pushing past 7,000 to fresh record highs, its chart is drawing striking comparisons to the Dot-com bubble era. Notably, the index closed Friday at 7,126, up 1.2% on the day and nearly 4% year-to-date. S&P 500 YTD price chart. Source: Google Finance Analysis shows the current trajectory closely resembling the early-2000s
Just when markets had priced in the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, Iran reversed course. On April 18, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced the strategic waterway was closed again, less than 24 hours after its foreign minister declared it fully open. Bitcoin, which had surged past $78,000 on the initial relief rally,
Shifting stablecoin flows across Layer-1s are something investors watch closely. The logic is simple: More liquidity means more room for capital rotation. More importantly for DeFi, it strengthens a chain’s role as a settlement layer, locking in its position as core infra for decentralized flow. According to DeFiLlama data, something similar is unfolding now. $USDT
While on Bloomberg, Nic Carter once again raised the issue of a “quantum deadline” in 2029, one of the industry’s key architects, Adam Back, remains completely calm. His response to warnings that Bitcoin could become “obsolete” and lose Satoshi’s coins boils down to a simple thesis: software protection is evolving faster than the hardware threat.
Nexchain has developed its new product named Smart Actions, a series of intelligent modules which will help blockchain networks transition from manual and reactive systems to autonomous and self-optimizing ecosystems. With this announcement, Nexchain demonstrates their commitment to transitioning towards an Intelligent Web3. In the future, ML-based models will take care of all the work
As part of efforts to advance its decentralized network’s efficiency and attract more users to its upcoming token launch, Ozak AI, an agentic AI platform, today announced a strategic partnership with Nosana, a decentralized GPU marketplace. The collaboration announced today via the X platform disclosed that Ozak teamed up with Nosana to scale its AI