Now think about crypto. AI agents don’t need banks. They can use wallets, stablecoins and smart contracts to send money and interact with each other 24/7. If this future actually happens, crypto could become the native financial system for machines.
Israel reportedly wants to phase out US military aid over the next 10 years, while Zelensky’s Washington visit is being described as a major shift: he managed to convince US lawmakers that Ukraine can still win the war.
Quite a result from yesterday’s meetings with Trump. Washington suddenly sounds very different than it did a year ago.
ARK Invest expects more crypto companies to go bankrupt in the coming months, followed by another wave of consolidation across the industry. Historically, this kind of cleanup tends to happen somewhere near the bottom of a market cycle. Weak players disappear, stronger ones buy what’s left. Worth watching.
Emirates now lets passengers pay for airline tickets with cryptocurrency through a crypto payment service.
Looks like paying for flights with digital assets is becoming more than just a niche feature. Step by step, crypto keeps finding its way into everyday life.
Foundation Future Industries, backed by Eric Trump, has teamed up with AMD to build autonomous humanoid robots for factories and military use.
The company says its Phantom MK-1 robot has already been tested in Ukraine to see how it performs in real combat conditions. Those tests will help shape the next generation of military robots.
Looks like AI-powered humanoids are moving from demos to the battlefield faster then many expected.
The current Bitcoin bear market could last until September or October if the traditional four-year cycle holds. Previous cycles typically bottomed about one year after the market peak, with average drawdowns of around 80%.
However, it’s also possible that BTC has already reached its bottom, as this cycle differs from previous ones due to rapid adoption by institutional investors and corporations. The broader macroeconomic environment will also play a key role in determining the market’s next move, according to Grayscale.
The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking to confiscate over $25 million in cryptocurrency tied to international fraud networks.
Investigators say scammers tricked victims in the U.S. and Canada into fake crypto investments, romance scams, and recovery scams. The largest cases involve $10.4 million and $12.1 million, with hundreds of victims affected.
The seized funds are part of more than $800 million recovered by the U.S. Scam Center Strike Force since November 2025.
FTX Recovery Trust will begin its fifth round of creditor repayments on July 31, distributing around $900 million.
Convenience claims of up to $50,000 will receive 120% of their approved value, while other eligible creditors will receive 103–105%.
Payments will be processed through BitGo, Kraken, or Payoneer within one to three business days.
After this round, FTX will have repaid approximately $10 billion to creditors since its collapse in November 2022.