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Tokenization   -   Oct 09, 2026 Tokenization for Everything: Where Did We Actually Get?
Tokenization for Everything: Where Did We Actually Get?

Tokenization was supposed to disrupt global capital markets, but it ended in an unexpected compromise: permissionless rails carrying permissioned finance. A deep dive into SEC equity rules, European wholesale settlement, and why crypto’s plumbing is being absorbed to reinforce legacy finance.

Alex Harutunian
Oracles   -   Feb 28, 2026 Reputation Is Not Static. It Can Be Shorted On Ethos
Ethos reputations

Ethos turns credibility into an on-chain market. By blending XP-based participation, capital-backed vouching, and invite-bonded trust graphs, it attempts to price reputation itself. One year in, the experiment reveals both the promise—and the fragility—of financializing trust in crypto

Alex Harutunian
Blockchain   -   Feb 03, 2026 What Vitalik Buterin Wants To Change In Ethereum
Vitalik Buterin Ethereum improvement simplicity

Vitalik Buterin’s recent posts reflect a shift from idealistic decentralization toward pragmatic system design. Rather than rejecting Ethereum’s core principles, he questions where complexity, governance, and the current development path fail under real-world constraints.

Alex Harutunian
L1   -   Jan 14, 2026 Hyperliquid’s Vertical Evolution
Hyperliquid's vertically integrated ambition

Hyperliquid is evolving from a perp DEX into a vertically integrated financial stack. By launching its own L1, native stablecoin, and spot markets, it prioritizes market fit over ideology. Started on Arbitrum, its roadmap reveals a larger ambition: to become the global base layer for all trading.

Alex Harutunian
Layer1   -   Oct 16, 2025 Conflux: Blockchain Development Behind the Wall — and Beyond
Conflux: China’s State-Backed Bridge to the Blockchain World

While crypto remains banned, China’s state-backed blockchain ecosystem — led by Conflux — is expanding across Asia and into global finance. Conflux Network bridges China’s academic research, state strategy, and open blockchain innovation.

Alex Harutunian
Tokenization for Everything: Where Did We Actually Get?
Tokenization   -   Oct 09, 2026 Tokenization for Everything: Where Did We Actually Get?

Tokenization was supposed to disrupt global capital markets, but it ended in an unexpected compromise: permissionless rails carrying permissioned finance. A deep dive into SEC equity rules, European wholesale settlement, and why crypto’s plumbing is being absorbed to reinforce legacy finance.

Alex Harutunian
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Month in Money   -   Jan 11, 2025 Month in Money 01/2025

LayerZero settles with FTX estate, buys out FTX’s equity stake. Stablecoin market cap surpasses $200B, up $40B since November. ECB President says Bitcoin won’t be part of EU central bank reserves. SEC approves Bitwise Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Pump Fun faces class action lawsuit over alleged securities violations.

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AI   -   Jan 10, 2025 How AI Agents Becoming the Next Big Trend in Crypto
How AI Agents Becoming the Next Big Trend in Crypto

The AI agents industry has grown rapidly, starting from scratch just six months ago and now valued at over $16 billion.

Alexander Mardar
DePIN   -   Jan 10, 2025 Helium Network to Stop IOT Mining Next Week, Moving Back to HNT
Helium IOT Mobile HNT

All network rewards will be paid in HNT as Helium ends its multi-token system. Helium Mobile network's SubDAO attempted to boycott the move

Mathilde Adam
Stablecoins   -   Jan 10, 2025 Usual Protocol Stablecoin Loses Peg, Now Trading 9% Below Dollar

The Usual Protocol’s stablecoin, USD0++, has lost its peg and is now trading at $0.91 after the company announced a change in its design. The team effectively transformed USD0++ from a stablecoin into a four-year zero-coupon bond worth $0.87. Following the announcement, hundreds of millions

Alexander Mardar
Bitcoin   -   Jan 09, 2025 Oklahoma: A New Crypto Gold Rush

Oklahoma Senator Dusty Deevers has introduced the "Bitcoin Freedom Act," which would allow residents to receive salaries in Bitcoin and vendors to accept BTC payments. The move aims to safeguard Oklahomans' earnings against inflation. When introducing the bill, Senator Deevers said, “If Washington D.C. can ruin

Rebecca Denton
China   -   Jan 09, 2025 China Envisages Blockchain Tech in the Proposed National Data Network
China Envisages Blockchain Tech in the Proposed National Data Network

China's government follows up on the Decision of the Communistic Party to "Build and operate a national data infrastructure to promote data sharing"

Rebecca Denton
Moneytech   -   Jan 08, 2025 Are Institutional Investors Turning to DeFi for Yields?
Are Institutional Investors Turning to DeFi for Yields?

While DeFi yields are highly attractive to traditional investors, the DeFi market still carries risks, making the convergence of DeFi and TradFi a longer-term prospect.

Alexander Mardar
Regulation   -   Jan 08, 2025 Fed Reserve “Bad Cop” Resigns

Federal Reserve Vice Chair, Michael Barr, has opted to step down early to dodge what could have become a contentious legal fight with President-elect Donald Trump. Confirming a Reuters report on Monday, the Democrat appointee suggested that while he could likely win the battle to finish his term, the

Rebecca Denton
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