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Financial disclosures show Pentagon AI official Emil Michael sold millions of dollars in Perplexity stock during the summer. He previously sold xAI shares in January in a transaction reportedly worth up to $24 million.
A 21-bank consortium including Goldman Sachs and Bank of America plans to launch a U.S. dollar stablecoin in the first half of 2027, with a euro version planned afterward, Decrypt reports.
Cornell University surveyed 25,880 people about Bitcoin use. Bitcoin Magazine reports that, despite limited technical understanding among many users, the asset is proving useful for some when traditional banking services fail.
Wyoming is using Chainlink for near-real-time, onchain reserve verification for FRNT, its state-issued stable token. The integration broadens Chainlink’s role in tokenized financial markets, according to Cointelegraph.
French company Capital B raised €7.6 million from Adam Back to fund another bitcoin purchase, following a bitcoin fundraiser conducted by the company last month, Bitcoin Magazine reported.
TAC has remained frozen for more than 10 days after an exploit led to a 1.26 billion-token bailout. A transaction emptied 28.6% of the bonded pool, while 1.66 billion attacker-held TAC remains unresolved.
Fairshake-backed candidates, including Massachusetts incumbent Auchincloss, have won primary contests, according to CoinDesk. Crypto’s political influence now faces its next test in the U.S. general election in November.
New Jersey has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to resolve conflicting appeals-court rulings on whether states can restrict prediction markets’ sports products. It is the first state to seek the court’s review of the issue.
CryptoSlate reports that an SEC draft could let public blockchains help determine legal stock ownership, while one transfer agent retains control and physical addresses remain the minimum requirement.
Bitcoin Magazine’s “The Quantum Issue” reviews quantum computing’s potential risk to Bitcoin, the network’s exposure, and the current state of solutions designed to improve protection, in an editorial by Shinobi.
OpenAI’s unreleased Astra model can reportedly find zero-day vulnerabilities and combine them into working exploits without step-by-step human guidance. Decrypt says access to the capability is beginning with a small group of testers.
