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cryptobriefing.com Trump says Strait of Hormuz will open immediately under Iran deal, with Bitcoin playing an unexpected role

The deal's impact on global trade highlights Bitcoin's emerging role in international transactions, challenging traditional financial systems. The post Trump says Strait of Hormuz will open immediately under Iran deal, with Bitcoin playing an unexpected role appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

cryptobriefing.com CrowdStrike and Google dismantle Glassworm botnet that targeted developers and drained crypto wallets

The takedown highlights the critical need for enhanced security in open source supply chains and the potential vulnerabilities in blockchain systems. The post CrowdStrike and Google dismantle Glassworm botnet that targeted developers and drained crypto wallets appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

cryptobriefing.com CrowdStrike and Google dismantle Glassworm botnet that targeted crypto wallet credentials through open source supply chains

The takedown highlights the critical need for enhanced security in open source supply chains and the potential vulnerabilities in blockchain systems. The post CrowdStrike and Google dismantle Glassworm botnet that targeted crypto wallet credentials through open source supply chains appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

bitcoinist.com Bitcoin Vs. The S&P: How The Stock Market Predicts The BTC Bottom Before the Rally

Crypto analyst Chain Mind has drawn a correlation between Bitcoin and the S&P 500, noting how the latter could determine the BTC bottom. Based on analysis, the leading crypto has yet to find a bottom, with the stock market still making new highs.  Bitcoin Yet To Bottom With The S&P 500 Still Reach New Highs […]

cryptobriefing.com Dutch financial crimes agency raids data centers, seizes 800 servers linked to Russian cyberattacks

The raid underscores the increasing regulatory scrutiny on digital infrastructure, highlighting the need for compliance to avoid sanctions evasion. The post Dutch financial crimes agency raids data centers, seizes 800 servers linked to Russian cyberattacks appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

blockonomi.com “Sell in May and Walk Away” Plays Out as Bitcoin Flashes Bearish Signals

TLDR: Bitcoin’s May monthly candle is forming a Shooting Star after a sharp rejection from the $82,500 high. The STH MVRV failed to reclaim the 1.0 level on May 8, confirming the bounce lacked real momentum. Both the Coinbase Premium and Korea Premium are deeply negative, reflecting weak demand East and West. A $1.3B dark [...] The post “Sell in May and Walk Away” Plays Out as Bitcoin Flashes Bearish Signals appeared first on Blockonomi.

bitcoinmagazine.com Casa Launches Four Security Features to Combat Rising Social Engineering Attacks on Bitcoin Holders

Bitcoin Magazine Casa Launches Four Security Features to Combat Rising Social Engineering Attacks on Bitcoin Holders Bitcoin security firm Casa has released a suite of four features targeting social engineering, the attack vector responsible for the bulk of crypto theft in 2025. The features are live now for Casa customers, arriving as the FBI reports crypto fraud losses climbed 22% year over year to more than $11 billion last year. Social […] This post Casa Launches Four Security Features to Combat Rising Social Engineering Attacks on Bitcoin Holders first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

news.bitcoin.com Mastercard Lands New York Bitlicense to Advance Stablecoin and Digital Payment Infrastructure

Mastercard Transaction Services (U.S.) LLC received a Virtual Currency License from the New York State Department of Financial Services on Wednesday, giving the global payments company formal standing to operate digital asset services in one of the most tightly regulated financial jurisdictions in the country. Mastercard Wins NYDFS Bitlicense, Opening New York Digital Asset Access […]

cryptobriefing.com Huawei unveils Claw-Anything benchmark, revealing AI agents’ limitations in personal assistant tasks

The Claw-Anything benchmark highlights the significant gap in AI's ability to autonomously manage complex digital tasks, urging further innovation. The post Huawei unveils Claw-Anything benchmark, revealing AI agents’ limitations in personal assistant tasks appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

bitcoinist.com Hyperliquid ETF Debut Outpaces Bitcoin, ETH And SOL, Kairos Says

Spot HYPE ETFs have absorbed a larger share of Hyperliquid’s market capitalization in their first 10 trading days than comparable spot crypto ETF launches for Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana, according to Kairos Research. The firm said the products’ early asset accumulation marks the strongest debut it has tracked for a spot crypto ETF on that […]

blockonomi.com Stake.com vs Bet365: Is ZunaBet the Next Platform Players Try?

The online gambling space is split between two clear camps. On one side are the established traditional operators that have built their brands over decades. On the other are the crypto-first casinos that have grown fast over the last few years. Bet365 sits firmly in the first camp. Stake.com is one of the biggest names [...] The post Stake.com vs Bet365: Is ZunaBet the Next Platform Players Try? appeared first on Blockonomi.

cryptobriefing.com Huawei unveils Claw-Anything benchmark, revealing AI agents’ limitations in personal assistant tasks

The Claw-Anything benchmark highlights the significant gap in AI's ability to autonomously manage complex digital tasks, urging further innovation. The post Huawei unveils Claw-Anything benchmark, revealing AI agents’ limitations in personal assistant tasks appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

blockonomi.com Grayscale Calls Hyperliquid the Biggest Breakout Success in Modern Crypto Markets

TLDR: Hyperliquid generated nearly $800M revenue in 2025 without raising venture capital funds. The HYPE token reached a $13B market cap despite the platform remaining blocked in the U.S. Hyperliquid processed $2.9T in perpetual futures volume during 2025 across global markets. Grayscale believes HYPE remains undervalued compared with traditional exchange businesses. Grayscale Research has identified [...] The post Grayscale Calls Hyperliquid the Biggest Breakout Success in Modern Crypto Markets appeared first on Blockonomi.

bitcoinmagazine.com Kraken Launches Bitcoin Vault, Offering Yield on BTC Holdings

Bitcoin Magazine Kraken Launches Bitcoin Vault, Offering Yield on BTC Holdings Kraken has launched Bitcoin Vault within its Earn suite, enabling long-term holders to generate BTC-denominated rewards on their Bitcoin without selling. This post Kraken Launches Bitcoin Vault, Offering Yield on BTC Holdings first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

bitcoinmagazine.com Mastercard Secures New York BitLicense to Advance Digital Asset Strategy

Bitcoin Magazine Mastercard Secures New York BitLicense to Advance Digital Asset Strategy Mastercard has secured a BitLicense from the New York State Department of Financial Services. This post Mastercard Secures New York BitLicense to Advance Digital Asset Strategy first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

news.bitcoin.com Sam Altman Reverses Course on AI Job Losses as Studies Show Limited Impact so Far

After years of warning that AI would wipe out entry-level white-collar roles, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman now says he was wrong on the near-term jobs impact. Recent studies from Yale Budget Lab, Brookings, and Anthropic find limited labor effects so far, even as Altman calls out “AI washing” by companies using automation as cover for […]

themerkle.com Manifest Selects Ethena To Power Yield Infrastructure Behind Real Estate Token USH

Manifest Finance has officially aligned with Ethena, the infrastructure supporting USH, Manifest’s real estate-backed token converging tokenised physical assets and DeFi yield mechanisms. The announcement notes that Manifest has selected the choice of Ethena’s assets as the core liquidity layer for USH whilst the protocol builds out the real estate portfolio that underwrites the token. This partnership allows Ethena to be at the center of liquidity and capital efficiency during the early expansion stage of the project. By partnering with us, Manifest adds to Ethena’s growing collection of whitelabel ecosystem partners that together are integrating Ethena’s infrastructure into their own The post Manifest Selects Ethena To Power Yield Infrastructure Behind Real Estate Token USH appeared first on The Merkle News.

forklog.media Oracle and Classiq Simulate 36-Qubit Quantum Circuit in the Cloud

Oracle Corporation and software developer Classiq have successfully tested a workflow for generating and simulating quantum code within the OCI cloud infrastructure. As part of a "proof of concept," the partners executed a portfolio optimization task based on the Markowitz model for 12 assets. A key feature of the experiment was the use of Classiq's AI agent, which prepared executable code from a natural language text query in less than 15 minutes. To verify the algorithm, a node of the NVIDIA DGX A100 supercomputer in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure was employed. Using the NVIDIA cuQuantum library, engineers simulated a 36-qubit circuit, significantly exceeding Classiq's standard platform limit of 29 qubits. The calculations were conducted on eight A100 graphics processors. According to project representatives, the full state vector model for 36 qubits requires about 512 GB of video memory. The application of a hybrid QAOA algorithm with a circuit depth of 730 allowed for the processing of a space of 68.7 billion combinations. The complete simulation cycle took five hours, with the final result deviating from the classical market benchmark by only 4.63%. Classiq emphasized that the project was not aimed at achieving quantum supremacy. Its purpose was to demonstrate the engineering link between AI code generation and scalable cloud computing for the financial sector and logistics. There is no evidence of superiority over the best classical methods. This is a demonstration of technological process, not a breakthrough in computational efficiency. Back in May, researchers at Multiverse Computing announced a quantum enhancement of a large language model on IBM equipment.

blockonomi.com DTCC and Stellar Partner to Bring Tokenized DTC-Custodied Assets to Public Blockchain by 2027

TLDR: DTCC received an SEC No-Action Letter in December 2025 to operate a new DTC asset tokenization service. DTC-tokenized assets on Stellar will retain the same investor protections as traditionally held securities. Eligible assets include Russell 1000 constituents, major index ETFs, and U.S. Treasury bills and bonds. DTCC plans to integrate multiple Layer 1 and [...] The post DTCC and Stellar Partner to Bring Tokenized DTC-Custodied Assets to Public Blockchain by 2027 appeared first on Blockonomi.

forklog.media Experts Question D-Wave’s Claims of Quantum Supremacy

Researchers from the Flatiron Institute and Boston University, supported by the Simons Foundation, have cast doubt on D-Wave's claims of quantum supremacy. On May 21, a paper was published in Science, asserting that some problems previously deemed unsolvable by classical computers can indeed be tackled using traditional methods. In an accompanying statement, the Simons Foundation noted that earlier claims of quantum supremacy are now "in question." The discussion revolves around a D-Wave article published last year in the same journal. At that time, the company claimed its system had performed quantum dynamics simulations beyond the reach of classical algorithms. According to D-Wave, the largest configurations would have required the Frontier supercomputer nearly a million years to compute. This assertion is now being challenged. The Core of the Dispute The Flatiron team employed a combination of tensor networks and a modified belief propagation algorithm. The researchers claimed they were able to reproduce calculations for several lattices using standard equipment—some experiments were even conducted on a laptop. The conclusion: at least some tasks presented as demonstrations of quantum supremacy are not beyond the reach of classical computing. D-Wave disagreed. On May 26, the company acknowledged the progress of classical methods but stated that the researchers only tested limited modes and did not replicate the full set of problems from the original work. According to the firm, the new paper does not cover the entire range of geometries, system sizes, interaction parameters, and measurable quantities. The debate extends beyond academic circles. On June 1, D-Wave will hold an Investor Day at the NYSE, where it promises to present its strategy, roadmap, and commercial prospects. CEO Alan Baratz stated that the industry is entering a phase of proven results rather than promises. Financial Implications The financial picture is mixed. In the first quarter of 2026, D-Wave reported record contracts worth $33.4 million, up from $1.6 million the previous year. These include the sale of a system to Florida Atlantic University for $20 million and a two-year quantum computing as a service agreement with a Fortune 100 company for $10 million. However, quarterly revenue fell from $15 million to $2.9 million, as the previous year's base included a significant one-time equipment delivery. An additional driver is U.S. industrial policy. D-Wave plans to secure up to $100 million in funding through the CHIPS and Science Act to develop superconducting systems based on quantum annealing and gate architecture. In May, the U.S. Department of Commerce allocated $2 billion to American companies engaged in quantum computing.