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A joint study from Bitget and Block Scholes shows tokenized stock and commodity perpetuals now hold liquidity near leading crypto pairs.

Standard Chartered initiated coverage on Uniswap with a $100 UNI price target by 2030, forecasting tokenized assets in DeFi will grow 37x to $2.7 trillion.

Aztec Connect lost roughly $2.19 million on June 14 when an attacker exploited a verification contract that had been frozen since the privacy bridge shut down three years earlier. The incident shows how abandoned smart contracts can still pose real risks long after projects go quiet.

Trump declares the US-Iran peace deal complete and Hormuz Strait reopening. Oil and inflation fears ease, lifting Bitcoin toward $66,000 on risk-on sentiment. Read the full market reaction and what it means for traders.

Days after the largest IPO on record, Elon Musk says SpaceX could approach $1 trillion in annual revenue by 2030 — well past his own bankers’ projections. What the forecast means for investors and the space economy.

Akash Network surged 25% as the $1 breakout debate returns. Spot demand and bullish Binance positioning are clashing with futures selling. Full AKT analysis.

Bittensor surged 28% after Anthropic curbed AI access, putting the $300 level back in focus. The rebound is testing whether restrictions on centralized models can sustain demand for decentralized AI tokens. Full analysis of TAO price action and what it means for the sector.

After an order forced two Claude models offline, senior Anthropic leaders flew to Washington on Sunday to seek a deal with the Trump administration. Get the latest on the company’s response and next steps.

Nadella warns that in the AI economy, value belongs to firms that own their learning systems — not the handful of models absorbing everyone’s expertise. He explains why companies must build proprietary AI capital or risk ceding their edge to a few dominant players.

Fable 5 briefly outperformed GPT 5.5 on benchmarks before a U.S. order took the model offline. GPT 5.5 is now the top usable AI model by default. This sudden shift shows how regulatory action can override raw technical performance in the current AI race. Read the full analysis.