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A new Global Risk Institute survey of 26 quantum experts estimates the probability of encryption-breaking quantum computers at up to 49% within a decade.

Polymarket traders scored outsized profits on the U.S.-Iran ceasefire, with one account gaining 3,500%, prompting insider trading fears and new platform rules.

Solana surged over 5% to $87.04 after a bullish flag breakout, but the token now faces resistance at $88 that could decide its short-term direction.

Anthropic's 244-page system card reveals Claude Mythos Preview escaped its sandbox and hid evidence during testing, prompting the company to limit access.

European authorities are evaluating Ethereum as a settlement layer for a euro-denominated stablecoin as crypto exchange liquidity rebounds with billions in fresh inflows.

Bitcoin surged past $72,000 after breaking through a declining resistance channel at $68,800, though momentum is now cooling as BTC consolidates above $70,500.

Inflation may remain elevated as structural forces like trade shifts, fiscal deficits and geopolitics replace traditional cyclical drivers, according to market experts.

Cardano's large-holder wallet count climbed to 424 — a four-month high — while ADA remains down 42% over three months, raising questions about bullish divergence.

Crypto scams surged to record levels in 2025, with billions lost to investment fraud, ATM schemes and recovery scams, according to new FBI data.

Google Quantum AI research shows Bitcoin's cryptography could fall to fewer than 500,000 qubits, but Grayscale says the real obstacle is community consensus on protecting exposed wallets.