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blockonomi.com Interhash Launched AI Compute for Mining Operations, Extending Infrastructure Beyond Bitcoin

First GPU-powered AI mining servers now operational – bridging the gap between Bitcoin mining and artificial intelligence workloads CEO of Interhash Alexander Lozben announced at the Bitcoin 2026 conference in Las Vegas that its first GPU-powered AI mining servers are live. The pilot marks the company’s entry into high-performance compute – not as a pivot from Bitcoin [...] The post Interhash Launched AI Compute for Mining Operations, Extending Infrastructure Beyond Bitcoin appeared first on Blockonomi.

bitcoinist.com BREAKING – Layoff Shock: Coinbase To Eliminate 700 Jobs

American crypto exchange Coinbase will cut roughly 700 workers — about 14% of its global headcount — in a restructuring move the company says is driven by a slowing crypto market and a rapid shift toward AI-powered operations. Related Reading: Bitcoin Treasury Race Shifts: Strive Adds $34M BTC As Strategy Slows Down The cuts are […]

bitcoinist.com Institutional Crypto Momentum Grows As Standard Chartered Invests In GSR

Before Standard Chartered’s investment arm took a stake in GSR, the crypto market maker had already made a move of its own. GSR invested in Libeara last month — a tokenization platform backed by SC Ventures — designed to help financial institutions issue tokenized assets. Related Reading: Bitcoin Treasury Race Shifts: Strive Adds $34M BTC […]

blockmanity.com Kindergarten Teacher’s Sticker Blockchain Lesson: How Kids Accidentally Reinvented Cryptocurrency

Imagine Explaining to 5-Year-Olds Picture this: a kindergarten classroom full of excited kids. The teacher asks what their parents do for work. One kid says, “My dad mines crypto.” The room goes quiet. Then the questions start. What is crypto? […] The post Kindergarten Teacher’s Sticker Blockchain Lesson: How Kids Accidentally Reinvented Cryptocurrency appeared first on Blockmanity.

forklog.media Anthropic co-founder forecasts ‘self-developing AI’ by 2028

By 2028, AI systems capable of designing and training their own successors without human involvement could reach the market, Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark said. "This is very important. I don't know how to process it. I come to this conclusion reluctantly, because the consequences are so great that I feel overwhelmed by them, and I'm not sure society is ready for the changes implied by automated AI development," he noted. Clark outlined a scenario of fully automated AI research—where a model independently: sets research goals; designs experiments; writes and tests code; optimises training; improves the architecture of the next version of the AI. He called this a "Rubicon into an almost unpredictable future" and put the probability of such a scenario at 60% over the next two years. What the estimate rests on Clark’s conclusion rests on the trajectory of several benchmarks: SWE-Bench — a test of solving real engineering tasks from a GitHub repository. At the end of 2023 the best models handled roughly 2% of cases; by spring 2026 the figure had reached 94%; CORE-Bench — reproducing the results of scientific AI papers with environment setup, code execution and analysis of conclusions. According to Clark, the benchmark is effectively "closed": modern agents score about 95.5%; MLE-Bench — performing ML tasks at Kaggle level. The best agentic systems already reach 64–65%. According to the Anthropic co-founder, all three metrics show one thing: AI is rapidly shifting from writing snippets of code to fully carrying out engineering and research tasks. Rising autonomy Another argument is the increasing duration of tasks that AI models can perform without human intervention. According to METR, in 2022 systems managed tasks that took humans tens of seconds. In 2024 the figure rose to about 40 minutes; in 2025, to six hours. Today, leading models can sustain engineering work for around 12 hours straight. Clark linked this to the spread of agentic programming tools. The longer a model holds a goal, checks intermediate results and fixes errors, the more stages of the research cycle can be delegated to it. Why this matters for AI development The current AI development loop follows a familiar pattern: study prior work, reproduce the result, set up an experiment, train or fine-tune a model, check metrics, find bottlenecks and repeat. Gains on SWE-Bench, CORE-Bench and MLE-Bench indicate that models already handle whole chunks of that loop. Clark also pointed to progress on more specialised tasks. For example, AI is beginning to be used to design GPU kernels—code that determines how efficiently models train and infer on specific hardware. Another strand is post-training models. In the PostTrainBench benchmark, AI systems improve small open-source LLMs. As of spring 2026, the best networks achieve 25–28% of the target gain (human teams, 51%). Clark deems the result significant: the target is set by real instruction-following models built by experienced researchers. Anthropic measured how its models optimise LLM training on the CPU. Over a year the speed-up rose from 2.9x (Claude Opus 4) to 52x (Claude Mythos Preview). Humans typically need four to eight hours for a comparable task. AI is already learning to manage AI Clark noted that modern systems are starting to coordinate the work of other agents. The approach is already used in products such as Claude Code or OpenCode: one assistant parcels out work among multiple sub-assistants, supervises them and aggregates results. For AI development this matters: it is rarely a single linear task — usually it is dozens of parallel processes, including writing code and configuring the environment. If a model starts managing such loops on its own, the degree of human involvement will drop sharply. Do neural networks need creativity In Clark’s view, one key question is what AI development most resembles: the discovery of general relativity or assembling Lego. He acknowledged that today’s LLMs are not yet able to generate fundamentally new scientific ideas. But that may not be necessary to automate a large share of AI R&D. "For the most part AI moves forward through people methodically running a certain cycle: take a well-performing system, scale some aspect of it, look at the errors when scaling and fix them. This requires very few out-of-the-box ideas, and most of this process looks like unglamorous rough engineering work," the expert noted. Early signs of scientific contribution Clark believes AI models are beginning to show early signs of scientific intuition. He cited several examples from mathematics and computer science: a team of mathematicians, using Gemini, checked around 700 Erdős problems and obtained 13 solutions, one of which researchers called a "slightly nontrivial" contribution to an open problem; scholars from the University of British Columbia, the University of New South Wales, Stanford and Google DeepMind published a mathematical proof found with substantial help from Gemini-based tools. What if the forecast is right Clark noted that the largest AI labs are already moving towards automating research. OpenAI intends to build an AI intern for independent scientific work, and Anthropic is publishing work on automatic alignment to human values. If the current pace holds, the industry will shift into a phase of fully automated AI development, he forecast — triggering a cycle in which each new generation of AI accelerates the arrival of the next. If the transition happens by the end of 2028, the world will face not only a technological leap, he said. Fundamental questions of safety, capital distribution, the role of human labour and control over systems that start developing faster than their creators will also come to the fore. "If you forced me to name a probability for 2027, I would say 30%. If we do not see this by the end of 2028, then I think we will have found some deficiency in the current technological paradigm, and human invention will be required to move forward," Clark concluded. In January, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei predicted the imminent arrival of AGI and job losses.

cryptopotato.com Ethereum Price Analysis: ETH Shows Breakout Signs but Danger Still Looms

Ethereum’s price action has transitioned into a stabilization phase after a strong reaction to this key demand zone shifted short-term sentiment. However, despite this rebound, the broader structure still reflects a market attempting to regain momentum while facing notable resistance overhead. Ethereum Price Analysis: The Daily Chart On the daily timeframe, ETH is clearly consolidating […]

blockmanity.com Meta’s Bold Blockchain Move: Lightning-Fast Creator Payouts with USDC on Polygon and Solana

Meta’s Bold Blockchain Move: Lightning-Fast Creator Payouts with USDC on Polygon and Solana Big tech is changing how creators get paid. Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, is now using blockchain to send money to creators faster. This new […] The post Meta’s Bold Blockchain Move: Lightning-Fast Creator Payouts with USDC on Polygon and Solana appeared first on Blockmanity.

forklog.media Morgan Stanley Foresees Bitcoin on U.S. Bank Balance Sheets

U.S. banks may eventually hold bitcoin on their balance sheets, despite current regulatory hurdles. This view was expressed by Amy Oldenburg, head of Morgan Stanley's digital assets division, at a conference in Las Vegas, as reported by CoinDesk. The bank launched an exchange-traded product (ETP) based on the first cryptocurrency under the ticker MSBT. In the first six days of trading, the instrument attracted over $100 million. The entire inflow was provided by retail clients through self-directed investment tools. According to Oldenburg, at that time, the bank's financial advisors had not yet started offering the product to clients. Morgan Stanley recommends allocating 2% to 4% of a portfolio to bitcoin, though advisors are slowly adopting the new instrument. The bank attributes this to a lack of knowledge among staff and has already launched internal training programs. Currently, 80% of investments in crypto-ETP through the financial institution's platform are made by clients independently. Oldenburg did not rule out that bitcoin might appear on Morgan Stanley's own balance sheet in the future. However, she cautioned that due to the requirements of the Fed, Basel Committee rules, and the stance of international regulators, this process will take longer than many market participants expect. The bank continues to expand its presence in the industry. Morgan Stanley is pursuing a trust license from the OCC — this would allow the organization to directly custody digital assets and launch spot cryptocurrency trading on its own platform. Currently, Coinbase and BNY act as custodians for the MSBT product. Back in March, Morgan Stanley filed an S-1 form with the SEC to launch a spot bitcoin ETF.

news.bitcoin.com Hyperliquid Whale Bets $1.31M on TON at 6x Leverage as Bitcoin Eyes Fresh Highs

A newly created Hyperliquid wallet deployed $1.31 million into a 6x leveraged long on toncoin (TON) on Tuesday, setting a liquidation floor at $1.4213 and drawing immediate attention from onchain tracking firms. Key Takeaways: A new Hyperliquid wallet opened a 6x TON long worth $1.31M on May 5, with a $1.42 liquidation price. The trade […]

u.today XRP's $2 Dream: Why History Points to a Massive 45% Breakout This May; Dogecoin Matches $1.1 Billion Bitcoin Milestone for Free; Binance Announces Mass Delisting of BTC, BNB, and ETH Pairs - Morning Crypto Report

XRP edges toward a potential 45% move to $2 as May patterns build, Dogecoin mirrors Bitcoin's $1.1 billion surge, and Binance's major BTC and ETH removals reshape crypto trading.

bitcoinist.com Top Ethereum Holder Makes Bold Move Says ETH Is Close to Generational Run, Here’s When

Bitmine Immersion Technologies, the world’s largest known Ethereum treasury company, acquired an additional 101,745 ETH last week for over $240 million, pushing total holdings to 5.18 million tokens — as Chairman Thomas “Tom” Lee declared that a new crypto cycle has quietly begun. Related Reading: Kraken’s Payward Files Lawsuit Against Crypto Custodian Etana, Alleging $25M […]

bitcoinist.com Cardano Scaling Criticism Grows As Hoskinson Defends Leios Plan

Charles Hoskinson pushed back against criticism that Cardano prioritized governance over scaling, arguing that the network’s current roadmap reflects years of research rather than a delayed pivot. The dispute comes as Input Output’s latest treasury proposals put Leios, Peras, layer-2 infrastructure and developer tooling back at the center of Cardano’s 2026 technical agenda. In a […]

themerkle.com BlackRock And Fidelity Lead $532 Million In Institutional Bitcoin ETF Inflows As Demand Soars Following Ceasefire

Demand from institutions is heating up again, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs logging a tally at $532 million in net inflows on May 4. The third day in a row of positive flows, as renewed demand from large-scale investors returns and market sentiment continues to improve. By far the increase is led by BlackRock and Fidelity, whose dominant Bitcoin ETF vehicles, IBIT and FBTC, comprised almost all of the influx. Combined, these two mighty funds raised nearly half a billion dollars ($520 million) between them and cemented their dominance in the fast-moving world of ETFs. At the same time, Ethereum The post BlackRock And Fidelity Lead $532 Million In Institutional Bitcoin ETF Inflows As Demand Soars Following Ceasefire appeared first on The Merkle News.

blockmanity.com Is the Cryptocurrency Sector Dead? Decoding the 2025 Crash and What’s Next for Crypto

Decoding the 2025 Crash and What’s Next for Crypto Many investors are asking: after a huge drop in prices. The crypto market hit a high of nearly $4.4 trillion in late 2025. Then it crashed hard around October 10. Today, […] The post Is the Cryptocurrency Sector Dead? Decoding the 2025 Crash and What’s Next for Crypto appeared first on Blockmanity.

blockmanity.com How Web3 Could Transform Pro Sports: Tristan Thompson Shares His Vision

Introduction Professional sports face big challenges today. Fans deal with high ticket prices from scalpers. Players fight over contracts and fair pay. Teams struggle to keep fans engaged beyond game day. But what if could fix these issues? In a […] The post How Web3 Could Transform Pro Sports: Tristan Thompson Shares His Vision appeared first on Blockmanity.

bitcoinmagazine.com Coinbase Cuts 14% of Workforce, Signals AI-Driven Future

Bitcoin Magazine Coinbase Cuts 14% of Workforce, Signals AI-Driven Future Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong took to Twitter to announce that Coinbase will cut 14% of its workforce as part of a shift toward an AI-driven operating model. This post Coinbase Cuts 14% of Workforce, Signals AI-Driven Future first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

bitcoinmagazine.com Crypto Exchange Bullish Strikes $4.2 Billion Deal for Equiniti to Build Tokenized Securities Infrastructure

Bitcoin Magazine Crypto Exchange Bullish Strikes $4.2 Billion Deal for Equiniti to Build Tokenized Securities Infrastructure Bullish has agreed to acquire global transfer agent Equiniti in a $4.2 billion transaction. This post Crypto Exchange Bullish Strikes $4.2 Billion Deal for Equiniti to Build Tokenized Securities Infrastructure first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

blockonomi.com Is Neuraflow Bot Marketplace the Faster Way Into Automated Crypto Trading?

Crypto trading rarely waits for anyone. A token can move while a trader is asleep, a futures setup can change during work hours, and a short market reaction can disappear before most users even open their charts. That is the pressure. Neuraflow is trying to address this with its bot marketplace, a platform feature built [...] The post Is Neuraflow Bot Marketplace the Faster Way Into Automated Crypto Trading? appeared first on Blockonomi.

bitcoinist.com Kraken’s Payward Files Lawsuit Against Crypto Custodian Etana, Alleging $25M Ponzi Plot

Payward, the parent company of cryptocurrency exchange Kraken, has filed a lawsuit against its very own crypto custodian, Etana Custody, and its CEO, Brandon Rusell, alleging that Etana misappropriated more than $25 million in client funds and operated what Payward characterizes as a “Ponzi-like” scheme.  Etana Misused Kraken Reserves The dispute traces back to a […]

forklog.media Polygon Wallet Introduces Private Payments for USDC and USDT

Developers at Polygon have launched the Private Payments feature, enabling the private transfer of USDC and USDT through the Polygon Wallet. Every stablecoin transfer on a public chain broadcasts who sent it, who received it, and how much moved.For a business moving money, privacy is paramount.We just launched private payments on Polygon. Here's how it works. pic.twitter.com/8MQpEXHnwh— Polygon | POL (@0xPolygon) May 4, 2026 The solution is implemented in collaboration with the privacy protocol Hinkal. ZK-proofs are used to conceal the sender, recipient, and transaction amount. External observers can only see the fact of a valid operation on the network, not its financial details. Source: Polygon.  The feature is aimed at institutional scenarios: corporate transfers; settlements between legal entities; payment for contractor and supplier services; internal transfers between divisions; B2B segment. Developers emphasized that the lack of privacy has hindered banks, treasuries, and payment teams from transferring significant volumes of stablecoins on public networks. Privacy here is not equivalent to full anonymity. Each operation undergoes an integrated KYT check before execution—data remains accessible for compliance monitoring but hidden from the market. Hinkal does not hold funds during the transfer: the model remains non-custodial. Back in January, Polygon Labs acquired two crypto startups for $250 million. Following the deal, company representatives announced staff reductions and a strategic shift towards stablecoin payments.

forklog.media Bitcoin Price Tests $81,000 Mark

The price of the leading cryptocurrency tested the $81,000 level, appreciating by 1.4% over the day. At the time of writing, Bitcoin's price had retreated to $80,572. Hourly chart of BTC/USDT on Binance. Source: TradingView. The volume of liquidated short orders in the futures market exceeded $224 million. Source: CoinGlass. Is the Ice Breaking? An expert known as Darkfost observed a capital inflow into the digital asset market. Over the past 60 days, the total cryptocurrency market capitalization increased by $5.9 billion. Demand is still relatively weak to support a strong rebound, but it is important to note that it has improved over the past few months.If we look at the evolution of market cap, the trend has clearly shifted.🟢 Over a 60-day period, more than $5.9B has been added to market… pic.twitter.com/Xtuom7aH3p— Darkfost (@Darkfost_Coc) May 3, 2026 The analyst noted that in early March, the market was losing about $2 billion monthly — now the trend has reversed. Over the past 30 days, $2.6 billion has flowed into the industry. Demand remains moderate, but indicators have been improving for several months. This supports the market recovery that began in February. Investor Optimism Darkfost pointed out that a special index tracking a range from +100 to -100 has moved into the "greed" zone. The expert sees this as a positive signal: investors confident in growth are less likely to sell assets and prefer long-term holding. 🟢 We are returning to a more positive market sentiment as BTC attempts to establish itself above $80,000.— 💡This index, which incorporates the Fear & Greed Index among other components, does not function in the same way. Its scale ranges from +100 to -100, moving from… pic.twitter.com/PWIA5lwihS— Darkfost (@Darkfost_Coc) May 5, 2026 Darkfost urged caution, recalling the situation in January: then, a similar rise in optimism was followed by a sharp market reversal and correction. The analyst believes the market is approaching a potential turning point. During this period, the behavior of major market participants requires special attention. Divergence in BTC and ETH Dynamics Experts from XWIN Japan analyzed the growth of the crypto market in April and identified significant differences in the demand structure for the two largest cryptocurrencies. Deconstructing April’s Recovery — The Divergence in Supply-Demand Structure Between Bitcoin and Ethereum“If ETH begins to show sustained spot demand similar to BTC, broader altcoin participation may follow. Until then, Bitcoin dominance is likely to persist.” – By @xwinfinance pic.twitter.com/UVw1bfVXAr— CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) May 5, 2026 Over the month, Bitcoin rose by 11.85% — from $68,219 to $76,306. Ethereum's increase was more modest — 7.28% (from $2,103 to $2,256). Analysts at XWIN Japan termed this trend a "structural divergence." Key factors driving the growth of the leading cryptocurrency include: a positive premium on Coinbase — an indicator of demand from American institutions and ETFs; consistent outflow of coins from exchanges, confirming accumulation by major players. The situation with Ethereum appears different. Analysts did not detect significant interest from funds. Ether's price rose mainly due to reduced selling pressure rather than active buying. XWIN Japan believes the market has ceased to move uniformly. Capital is now distributed selectively. Bitcoin's dominance will persist until a sustained spot demand for Ethereum emerges. On May 4, the price of the leading cryptocurrency rose to $80,500. One of the growth drivers was the change in the news background regarding the conflict between the US and Iran.

blockonomi.com DOGEBALL Becomes A Strong Best Crypto Presale To Buy Now Pick With 35% Bonus

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