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cryptobriefing.com Coinbase is testing AI agents modeled after its co-founders, and it plans to have more bots than humans soon

Coinbase's AI agent expansion could redefine workforce dynamics, enhancing efficiency but posing regulatory and competitive challenges. The post Coinbase is testing AI agents modeled after its co-founders, and it plans to have more bots than humans soon appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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bitcoinist.com What The Kelp DAO’s $292 Million Hack Means For XRP Holders Earning Yield

A market expert has outlined a major security incident that occurred last weekend, explaining its implications for XRP holders earning yield. On Saturday, April 18, an attacker exploited the LayerZero-powered bridge of Kelp DAO, draining a staggering $292 million in tokens from the liquid staking protocol. So far, the incident marks the largest DeFi hack […]

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news.bitcoin.com Justin Sun of TRON DAO Presents Proposals to President Japarov to Advance Kyrgyzstan’s Vision as a Web3, AI Innovation Hub

This sponsored press release was provided by TRON DAO and was not written by Bitcoin.com News. Bitcoin.com News does not necessarily endorse the statements made within this announcement. PRESS RELEASE. Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic – April 20, 2026 – TRON DAO, the community-governed DAO dedicated to accelerating the decentralization of the internet through blockchain technology and […]

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news.bitcoin.com Bitcoin Holds $75K as US-Iran Maritime Clashes Spark Geopolitical Whiplash

Bitcoin remained relatively stable around $75,500 despite a volatile geopolitical backdrop. While the digital asset faced minor fluctuations and a $50 billion decline in market capitalization from its Friday peak, it maintained a 0.7% gain over a 24-hour period. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin held at $75,400 on April 20 as U.S.-Iran maritime clashes cooled hopes for […]

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bitcoinmagazine.com Jason Lowery Appointed Special Assistant to U.S. Indo-Pacific Command Commander, Bringing Bitcoin Strategic Expertise

Bitcoin Magazine Jason Lowery Appointed Special Assistant to U.S. Indo-Pacific Command Commander, Bringing Bitcoin Strategic Expertise Jason Lowery, former Deputy Director of Technology & Innovation at the United States Space Force and author of "Softwar," has been named Special Assistant to the Commander of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, where he will advise on strategic priorities with his unique perspective on Bitcoin as a power-projection technology. This post Jason Lowery Appointed Special Assistant to U.S. Indo-Pacific Command Commander, Bringing Bitcoin Strategic Expertise first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Juan Galt.

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blockmanity.com Why the Crypto Market is Down Today: Geopolitics, Exploits, and Key Levels Explained

Why the is : Geopolitics, Exploits, and Key Levels Explained The is facing a rough patch right now. Total market cap sits at $2.49 trillion. That’s up 1.1% from yesterday’s close, but still down almost 2% from Sunday’s peak. Bitcoin […] The post Why the Crypto Market is Down Today: Geopolitics, Exploits, and Key Levels Explained appeared first on Blockmanity.

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news.bitcoin.com Coinbase Expands USDC Loans to UK After Strong US Demand

Crypto-backed borrowing is gaining traction as Coinbase extends a proven U.S. lending model into the U.K. The move broadens access to on-chain liquidity and signals wider international growth for Coinbase’s credit strategy. Key Takeaways: Coinbase expanded U.K. access to USDC loans backed by BTC, ETH, and cbETH. Morpho strengthens Coinbase’s on-chain lending push as borrower […]

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news.bitcoin.com No More Suing: SEC Chair Paul Atkins Swaps Lawsuits for ‘ACT’ Strategy

In a move that has the crypto world exhaling a collective sigh of relief, SEC Chairman Paul Atkins officially declared that the era of “regulation by enforcement” is hitting the scrap heap in favor of a proactive “ACT” strategy. Key Takeaways: SEC Chair Paul Atkins officially replaced the agency’s “regulation by enforcement” era with a […]

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bitcoinist.com Bitcoin Must Do This To Continue The Rally, Or It Will Be Over

A crypto analyst has mapped out over a dozen price levels where Bitcoin (BTC) could find support if selling pressure picks up. The analysis covers a wide range of potential landing spots, from above $70,000 to deep into the $30,000 range. According to the analyst, the cryptocurrency’s overall outlook remains bullish, with every dip treated […]

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forklog.media Deutsche Bank CEO: No Panic Over Mythos

The German banking sector does not view Anthropic's new AI model, Mythos, as an existential threat, despite concerns about its cyber capabilities. This was stated by Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing in an interview with Bloomberg. "This is certainly not a cause for panic or alarm on our part. But it is definitely something we must consider in our daily risk management," said Sewing, who also serves as the chairman of the Association of German Banks. According to him, the organization has established a task force to provide information and recommendations primarily to smaller financial institutions. Sewing emphasized that in recent years, European banks have done "tremendous work" to improve their own cybersecurity. What Happened In early April, Anthropic developed the new Claude Mythos model but declined to release it publicly, citing high security risks. Instead of a public release, the company launched Project Glasswing—an initiative involving Amazon, Apple, Broadcom, Cisco, CrowdStrike, Google, JPMorgan Chase, Linux Foundation, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Palo Alto Networks to test the tool in secure conditions. "AI models have reached a level of programming skills that allow them to surpass all but the most skilled humans in finding and exploiting software vulnerabilities," stated Anthropic. The skills demonstrated by Mythos in tests raised concerns among regulators worldwide. In the UK and Canada, central banks held meetings with representatives from relevant agencies and major businesses. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell convened an emergency meeting with Wall Street leaders. Financial companies in other parts of the world are also urging Anthropic to allow them to test Mythos within their own systems. "Naturally, everyone is trying to gain access, but I find it entirely appropriate that it remains limited for now. This ensures that we do not inadvertently fall into a situation of overgeneralization, which could potentially exacerbate the problem," Sewing believes. Anthropic and the U.S. Administration On February 27, U.S. President Donald Trump ordered all federal agencies to completely cease using technologies from the AI startup Anthropic within six months. "We don't need it, we don't want it, and we will no longer do business with them!" declared the head of state. Back in January, the WSJ reported on the risk of the Department of Defense contract with Anthropic being terminated in July 2025. Disagreements arose due to the startup's strict ethical policy. The rules prohibit using the Claude model for mass surveillance and autonomous lethal operations. Officials' dissatisfaction intensified amid the integration of the Grok chatbot into the Pentagon network. Anthropic's attempt to adjust its own AI safety rules to meet military requirements did not help. However, following the Mythos situation in April, the Trump administration and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei discussed the possibility of further collaboration. According to Reuters, the meeting was attended by White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and Treasury Secretary Bessent. "We discussed opportunities for cooperation, as well as common approaches and protocols to address issues related to scaling this technology," the administration's statement said. In April, Anthropic introduced Claude Opus 4.7 for advanced development and launched the experimental design tool Claude Design.

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bitcoinmagazine.com Capital B Buys 12 Bitcoin, Expands Treasury to 2,937 BTC

Bitcoin Magazine Capital B Buys 12 Bitcoin, Expands Treasury to 2,937 BTC Capital B confirmed the acquisition of 12 bitcoin as it continues to build out its treasury strategy centered on the digital asset. This post Capital B Buys 12 Bitcoin, Expands Treasury to 2,937 BTC first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

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cryptopotato.com Toobit Launches April $150K Copy Trading Campaign with New Streak Rewards

Running from April 17 to May 8, 2026, the campaign supports both followers and experienced Lead Traders. This month features a record 15 USDT entry bonus for registration, the highest starting incentive in the series to date. Deeper Dive in April’s Challenge The April challenge departs from randomized lucky draws to focus on streak-building. Participants […]

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news.bitcoin.com Bitcoin, Ether Lead $1.36 Billion ETF Weekly Inflow

The week of April 13 to 17 marked a decisive shift for crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Bitcoin ETFs led with nearly $1 billion in inflows, ether extended a strong recovery, and both XRP and solana posted solid gains. Key Takeaways Bitcoin ETFs drew $996.38 million between April 13–17, led by Blackrock’s IBIT with $906.1 million […]

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forklog.media BIS Chief Likens Stablecoins to Securities

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has reiterated the need for global regulation of "stablecoins". According to the organization, these assets resemble investment instruments more than payment methods, reports Reuters. BIS General Manager Pablo Hernández de Cos highlighted the high market concentration. USDT and USDC account for about 85% of the total issuance, which has exceeded $300 billion. Due to redemption issues and frequent deviations from the nominal rate, de Cos compared stablecoins to exchange-traded funds. The head of the organization warned that fiat-pegged assets could weaken monetary policy and trigger stress in financial markets. Differences in regulations across countries create risks of regulatory arbitrage. De Cos also reminded of the danger of mass withdrawals. He stated that risks would be reduced if issuers gained access to deposit insurance schemes or central bank credit lines. He supported a ban on paying interest on stablecoins to prevent capital outflows from bank deposits. Meanwhile, the use of stablecoins in the real sector is growing. According to a joint study by BVNK, Coinbase, and Artemis, these assets are increasingly used for payments, salaries, and savings. Earlier in April, Chainalysis analysts suggested that the volume of stablecoin transactions could reach $1.5 quadrillion by 2035.

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