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Lower inference costs and faster output sharpen the Claude race while a reported $2 trillion Anthropic IPO approaches.

Research firm Citrini says AI agents will break the businesses that profit from inertia. Meta's Muse just gave the argument a real world test case.

A U.N. speech puts a new U.S. label on AI, while researchers already use “superintelligence” for a narrower concept.

Developers can now build AI agents that pay in ADA after Cardano joined the x402 standard, though mainnet support is still pending.

Why the ECB now says MiCA's 60% stablecoin deposit rule endangers the banks it was written to protect.

A conditional Iranian Hormuz reopening plan coincided with oil below $100, a Bitcoin rebound and nearly $999 million in ETF inflows.

A three-year high in Binance withdrawal activity meets an 80% Ethereum rebound, while ETF flows and price levels send mixed signals.

Spot ETFs pulled in $999 million on Sept. 21, led by BlackRock's IBIT, as Bitcoin briefly cleared $87,000.

A Sept. 18 filing seeks approval for perpetual futures tied to 58 U.S. stocks and ETFs, bringing crypto-style mechanics toward equities.

Traders pushed TAO past $300 as Michaël van de Poppe eyed $380 and AI tokens led a Bitcoin-driven market rebound.