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cryptopotato.com Neura Closes Strategic Funding Round and Partnerships to Build Emotional AI with Persistent, User-Owned Memory

[PRESS RELEASE – Tokyo, Japan, June 9th, 2026] Joined by partners and investors including Animoca Brands, Basics Capital, TBV, Kinetic Kollective, Mario Nawfal, and Grammy-winning artist Ne-Yo, Neura is building the missing layer of AI: empathy and memory. Neura, the protocol building the world’s first Emotional AI Economy, today announced the close of a strategic […]

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bitcoinmagazine.com Five Years On, El Salvador Is Still Buying Bitcoin

Bitcoin Magazine Five Years On, El Salvador Is Still Buying Bitcoin Five years ago yesterday, El Salvador’s Congress voted 62-to-22 to pass the world’s first Bitcoin Law, making the small Central American nation the first country on earth to grant bitcoin legal tender status.  The date was June 8, 2021. Half a decade later, the government holds 7,677 BTC worth approximately $480 million — and it […] This post Five Years On, El Salvador Is Still Buying Bitcoin first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

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blockonomi.com qVAULT Opens Early Access for Post-Quantum Self-Custody on Hyperliquid

TLDR: qVAULT is the only live product letting Hyperliquid users store HYPE in post-quantum self-custody. Falcon (FN-DSA), a NIST-approved lattice-based scheme, powers all qVAULT transaction signatures. Harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks make every exposed on-chain ECDSA public key a current liability. qVAULT’s three-step migration moves assets from ECDSA control without requiring new technical skills. qVAULT, a post-quantum self-custody [...] The post qVAULT Opens Early Access for Post-Quantum Self-Custody on Hyperliquid appeared first on Blockonomi.

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cryptobriefing.com European Union sanctions IRGC Navy unit and two Iranian individuals over Strait of Hormuz restrictions

The EU's sanctions on Iran's IRGC Navy unit could heighten geopolitical tensions, potentially impacting global oil markets and maritime security. The post European Union sanctions IRGC Navy unit and two Iranian individuals over Strait of Hormuz restrictions appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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blockonomi.com From 8% to 34%: How AI Agents Took Over Solana Memecoin DEX Volume in 90 Days

TLDR; AI agent wallets grew from 8% to 34% of daily Solana memecoin DEX volume between March and June 2026. Over 120,000 agent-only wallets on Solana average 11.4 trades daily versus 2.1 for human wallets.  GMGN’s April 2026 AI skill hub gives agents real-time access to over 40 verified on-chain data tools. Tokens attracting agent [...] The post From 8% to 34%: How AI Agents Took Over Solana Memecoin DEX Volume in 90 Days appeared first on Blockonomi.

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news.bitcoin.com Traders Bet 60% Odds Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Drops Today as Rumors Hit Fever Pitch

Prediction market traders are putting real money on the table that Anthropic will publicly release its most powerful and controversial artificial intelligence (AI) model, Claude Mythos, within the next 24 to 48 hours, even as the company has made no official announcement. What the Markets Are Saying As of Tuesday morning, Polymarket‘s “Claude Mythos released […]

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forklog.media Nokia and Indosat to Upgrade Indonesia’s 5G Network

Nokia and Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison have agreed to upgrade the operator's mobile network across Indonesia. Over the next 3.5 years, low-frequency 5G is planned to be deployed throughout the network, while mid-frequency 5G will cover approximately 80% of the infrastructure. NVIDIA is responsible for enhancing network capabilities with artificial intelligence integration, and field trials of AI-powered RAN in the country are scheduled for late 2026.

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bitcoinist.com Ripple (XRP) Has Found Its Way Into Wall Street’s Inner Sanctum, Here’s How

Crypto pundit Bank XRP has drawn attention to how Ripple Prime has found its way into Wall Street’s core infrastructure. This follows an announcement by the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), in which it named the crypto firm as a partner for its tokenization service.  How Ripple And XRP Have Found Their Way Into […]

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blockonomi.com Roblox (RBLX) Stock Surges 5% Following Russian Government’s Decision to Revoke Platform Restrictions

Roblox (RBLX) stock surged 5% as Russia's Digital Ministry moves to lift platform ban, citing compliance guarantees. Analysts see 57% upside potential. The post Roblox (RBLX) Stock Surges 5% Following Russian Government’s Decision to Revoke Platform Restrictions appeared first on Blockonomi.

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forklog.media NTT DATA and Google Cloud to Develop Up to 500 AI Agents

NTT DATA and Google Cloud have expanded their collaboration in the field of enterprise AI to transition clients from pilot projects to large-scale deployment of agent-based AI. NTT DATA will establish a global Gemini Enterprise practice and plans to certify 5,000 specialists worldwide. The companies also aim to jointly develop up to 500 AI agents for corporate use cases.

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news.bitcoin.com WTI Crude Oil Drops From $95 to $89 as Iran and Israel Halt Fire

On Tuesday, West Texas Intermediate crude oil dropped over 5% to around $89.13 a barrel, and Brent crude slid to $93 a barrel, reversing spikes triggered by recent Middle East tensions. Crude Prices Retreat From Recent Spikes The U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil dropped below the $90-a-barrel threshold Tuesday as energy markets […]

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blockonomi.com Wintermute: No Signs of Capital Returning, Bitcoin Market Bottom Not Yet Confirmed

TLDR: Wintermute confirmed no clear signs of capital returning to crypto after BTC fell 14% on the week. Bitcoin ETFs recorded ten straight sessions of outflows, totaling $2.97B through May 30, 2026. U.S. institutions drove the BTC sell-off, reversing the same buying that lifted prices to $83,000. Wintermute flagged the SpaceX IPO on June 12 [...] The post Wintermute: No Signs of Capital Returning, Bitcoin Market Bottom Not Yet Confirmed appeared first on Blockonomi.

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cryptobriefing.com European Union sanctions Iranian entities over Strait of Hormuz disruptions, with crypto implications mounting

EU sanctions on Iran highlight rising geopolitical tensions, potentially reshaping global crypto regulations and impacting oil trade dynamics. The post European Union sanctions Iranian entities over Strait of Hormuz disruptions, with crypto implications mounting appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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forklog.media The Downward Move

In 2021, philosopher Timothy Morton and anthropologist Dominic Boyer released the book “Hyposubjects: On Becoming Human” (Hyposubjects: On Becoming Human). Open Humanities Press made it openly accessible right away, and in 2026 the Russian translation was published by the Perm-based imprint HylePress. Morton is best known for “Hyperobjects” (2013), where he described objects that are too vast to be seen as a whole. The new book both develops and rethinks those earlier ideas. “Hyposubjects” is not about cryptocurrencies or AI. It is devoted to ecology and the Anthropocene. But the book also describes the dominant ideology of much of the tech industry—the dream of transcendence: to escape the body, upload consciousness to the cloud, achieve the singularity, fly to Mars. And the central concept of “Hyposubjects”—subscendence—flips the formula that underpins all thinking about networks and decentralization. ForkLog read the book and examined what Morton and Boyer’s concept says about the singularity, the economy of AI agents and the belief that a network is always more than the sum of its nodes. Too big to see A hyperobject is a thing distributed across space and time so broadly that a human cannot grasp it in full. Morton includes black holes and the biosphere among hyperobjects but more often talks about those we created ourselves. They cannot be seen or touched; they envelop us in a viscous fog and manifest only indirectly: through weather, statistics, disasters. In a certain sense, finance has become a hyperobject, the authors argue. All currency crashes, investment bubbles and sovereign debts are likened to the weather. “Can you blame a hurricane for the destruction it causes? No, it happens ‘by the will of God.’ In its hyperobjectivity, finance now somewhat resembles ‘nature’,” write Morton and Boyer. Those who created hyperobjects the authors call hypersubjects. These are “lords” in the old sense of the word: they govern and oversee, use technology as an instrument and revel in power. Their time is ending, Morton and Boyer believe. The most recognizable trait of a hypersubject is the belief that a human can surpass himself. The authors illustrate it with futurist Ray Kurzweil, who in the book “The Singularity Is Near” repeats his long-standing forecast: AI will reach the human level by 2029, and by 2045 people will be able to merge with machines. “Ray Kurzweil says: yes, death is real, as we are told, and we must accept it. But personally I do not accept it, so freeze me, because wouldn’t it be a good thing for the future that, when they open my cryogenic capsule, I, Ray Kurzweil, will jump out of it and start uploading myself to the cloud,” the authors relay his logic. Morton and Boyer call the singularity “a manic avoidance of death, which some psychoanalysts would in fact call death itself.” This faith also has a collective, ideological form. In 2023, venture investor Marc Andreessen published “The Techno-Optimist Manifesto,” which became one of the programmatic documents of effective accelerationism (e/acc). Technology is declared the liberator of the human spirit, and among the chief opponents he names ideas that, in his view, slow development: concepts of existential risk, sustainability, technoethics. As the desired future, the manifesto sketches Earth’s population growing to 50 billion and then spreading humanity to other planets. Morton and Boyer released their book before e/acc appeared. But the hypersubject they describe—who first strives for near-boundless power and only then plans to save the world—feels strikingly current. “Before I figure out what to do, I’ll wait until I become as great as I can. Which will probably involve flying to Mars (in some virtual form), and then uploading myself into something Martian,” is how the authors describe the strategy of transcendence. Grow down A hyposubject is not a weakened hypersubject but its opposite. It is a “native species of the Anthropocene,” only beginning to understand what it can be. Hyposubjects do not seek absolute power and do not pretend to possess it. Instead, per the authors’ formula, they “play, care, adapt, feel pain, laugh.” The key property of the hyposubject is hidden in the prefix. It is “less than the sum of its parts”: not transcendent, but subscendent. Transcendence is an attempt to break upward, beyond one’s own limits. The subject moves the other way: collapses inward, toward that of which it is made. As the book’s epigraph the authors chose a line by Chris Robertson: “Don’t grow up. Grow down.” A person who admits being not the crown of Creation but a neighbor to nonhuman beings ceases to be the center of the world. There are ten times more bacteria in the gut than cells in the body, and without them we cannot survive. The authors value receptivity to this fact above attempts to overcome everything. A similar shift in thinking, from vertical to horizontal, ForkLog described in the piece “Mycelium Instead of Hierarchy”. The whole is less than the sum of its parts Holism usually assumes that the whole is not reducible to the sum of its parts. Morton and Boyer offer the opposite view: the whole is less than the sum of its parts. A network is not limited to the people, servers and wallets it consists of. It is real, but no more real or important than its elements. Power and value cannot be automatically transferred to an abstract “protocol” or “system” just because they bring together many participants. This is precisely where the authors’ position echoes the original meaning of decentralization. The network was conceived as a way to distribute power among nodes, not as something to which the nodes must submit. Also targeted are those versions of cybernetics that present a system as a self-sustaining whole standing above the people within it. They call this idea “a transcendent fantasy driven by the death drive.” A network declared more important than the nodes that compose it belongs to the same lineage. Robot vacuum vs. Skynet The book’s most memorable image is domestic. The ideal hyposubject, for Morton and Boyer, is a robot vacuum. “A robot vacuum is the complete antithesis of Skynet/The Matrix—a transcendent hyperobject. […] It knows only that it wants to collect dirt into itself, and everything else it has to figure out along the way, while possessing a rather limited sensory apparatus,” the authors write. In 2026 this image looks far less caricatured than when the book was written. The industry is debating two visions of AI’s future. The first is Skynet: a superintelligence that will surpass humans and either save humanity or destroy it. The second is the robot vacuum: a specialized agent with limited capabilities that solves a concrete task, constantly meets obstacles and inevitably makes mistakes. Real AI agents today are closer to the second type. They book tickets, sort email, write bits of code—and likewise stall, get lost and need supervision. ForkLog examined how the ERC-8004 and x402 standards make agents participants in markets: they get wallets, pay each other, perform tasks. But this is the economy of robot vacuums. Hyposubjectness is about stopping expecting a god from the machine and seeing in it a limited, useful neighbor. Uninterrupted functioning The book’s finale is devoted to labor. Digital technologies and AI were sold as a promise of freedom from routine work. Morton and Boyer recall the film “Her” (2013), where the future has arrived, but free time proved empty and dreary. In practice, new technologies did not free time for rest; they turned activities once seen as leisure into unpaid labor. “As Marx said, we have turned into the meat appendage of iron machines. To service machines—that is our present lot. Let these machines be made no longer of iron, but of silicon and electricity,” write Morton and Boyer. The authors take this thought to absurdity: “We must maintain the uninterrupted functioning of uninterrupted functioning.” Cleaning social media accounts, the endless stream of posts and the “always on” status have become intellectual labor that has swallowed weekends and personal time. In the crypto industry this mode is felt especially acutely. Markets here never close—neither at night, nor on weekends, nor on holidays. The trader checking positions at three in the morning and the user endlessly refreshing the feed are, in essence, doing the same thing: servicing systems that know no rest. Dismantle the apocalypse Morton and Boyer are not calling to smash the system. Their remedy is smaller and calmer: big problems do not require big, heroic solutions; small, invisible, distributed steps are enough. “An apocalyptic problem by no means requires an apocalyptic solution. We can simply dismantle the apocalypse,” the authors write. Hyposubjective politics looks unserious. This is Occupy Wall Street, whose weakness, in Morton and Boyer’s view, was its main achievement. This is Reykjavík mayor Jon Gnarr, who made vulnerability and the admission of not knowing part of politics instead of pretending to be an all-powerful leader. A similar turn has already happened inside crypto. In November 2023, Vitalik Buterin responded to Andreessen with his own essay on techno-optimism and proposed the d/acc formula. The letter “d” stands for defense, decentralization and democracy. Instead of a race toward superintelligence, Buterin proposes developing technologies that protect, distribute power and leave room for the human. The Ethereum cofounder is especially repelled by accelerationists’ fascination with military technologies and the idea that AI will become “the dominant species.” In essence, d/acc returns decentralization to its original, “hyposubjective” meaning: not to flee the state into digital eternity, but to distribute power so that everyone survives, not just the strongest. People, birds and snails Morton and Boyer’s book uses an experimental language and may seem too difficult. The authors admit as much: they call the text “an exercise in superficial and chaotic thinking” and frankly warn that part of it may seem meaningless. “Reader, have you already noticed something funny about this book? We decided not to present it in the form of a dialogue and to use the first-person plural, so the book is perceived as one of those wonderful paragraphs by my favorite modernist, Virginia Woolf, where there are about three or four people, and not only people, but a kind of assemblage consisting, for example, of people, birds and snails, united in a stream of consciousness,” write Morton and Boyer. They do not build a theory or issue a program. Two “white guys” trying to save the world, they poke fun at their own savior stance. But one thesis is worth adopting. In an industry that worships “more,” “faster” and “higher,” the most radical gesture may be the opposite: less, slower, lower. Quotations cited from: Timothy Morton, Dominic Boyer. Hyposubjects: On Becoming Human. Perm: HylePress, 2026. Translated from English by Oleg Myshkin.

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news.bitcoin.com SBI Shinsei Bank Plans to Let Customers Stack BTC, ETH, or XRP on Top of Deposit Interest

SBI Shinsei Bank will let depositors earn bitcoin, ether, or XRP vouchers worth 20% of their interest payments starting June 10, 2026, in what the Nikkei reports as one of the more direct integrations of crypto rewards into a traditional Japanese bank deposit product. Nikkei detailed that the three-month pilot applies to ordinary savings accounts […]

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news.bitcoin.com Zcash Climbs 80% Since June 5 as Traders Shrug off Orchard Bug Fears

Zcash jumped 11.3% to $478, marking an approximate 80% recovery since its June 5 plunge. The rally pushed its market capitalization back above $8 billion and wiped out $11.5 million in short positions. The Orchard Vulnerability Privacy coin Zcash (ZEC) surged on Tuesday, jumping 11.3% to $478 as it maintained a steady recovery that began […]

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forklog.media Humanity Protocol Token Plummets After $31 Million Hack

On June 8, unknown attackers compromised wallets associated with the Humanity Protocol project, causing an estimated loss of $31 million. We've detected a security incident involving the compromise of private keys belonging to a member of the Humanity Foundation. As a precaution, please do not interact with the bridge or any liquidity pools until we confirm it's safe.We're already working with security experts…— Terence Kwok 「 🖐️ ✦ 🌏 」 (@terencekwok) June 9, 2026 According to the platform's founder, Terence Kwok, the incident likely occurred due to the compromise of private keys belonging to an employee. “As a precaution, please do not interact with the bridge or any liquidity pools until we confirm the safety of operations,” he added. Humanity is a DeFi identification protocol based on zkEVM, focused on identity proof using palm biometrics. Following the attack, the platform's native token, H, plummeted nearly 90% in a day, from $0.7 to $0.08. By the time of writing, the asset had recovered to $0.2. 15-minute H/USDT chart on MEXC exchange. Source: TradingView. According to analysts at Specter, the hacker managed to gain control over several dozen Humanity wallets and withdrew H tokens from them. The attacker continues to drain hundreds of ethereum:0xcf5104d094e3864cfcbda43b82e1cefd26a016eb holders, with total losses now $20M + .$9M has been swapped for ETH, while $9.9M remains in ethereum:0xcf5104d094e3864cfcbda43b82e1cefd26a016eb tokens and has yet to be swapped.The… https://t.co/ew5wtUmLuo pic.twitter.com/6QX8IbPWxh— Specter (@SpecterAnalyst) June 8, 2026 The attacker exchanged coins through Kyber Network and PancakeSwap, as well as other decentralized exchanges. Additionally, the perpetrator issued 100 million H, which were then swapped for BNB. Meanwhile, on-chain researcher ZachXBT questioned the team's explanation. He suggested the incident might be linked to a dishonest market maker. “I don't believe the team's version. It's a convenient way for an active market maker to exit the game,” he noted. Back in May, ZachXBT suspected an attack on a Polymarket-related UMA CTF Adapter contract on the Polygon network. The platform's team confirmed they were aware of the incident.

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forklog.media Electra AI and Naoris to Develop Post-Quantum Security for Energy Systems

Electra AI and Naoris Quantum Protocol have announced a partnership to develop a post-quantum cybersecurity framework for AI monitoring of local energy infrastructure, according to The Quantum Insider. The project will combine Electra AI's AI Brain for Batteries platform with Naoris Quantum Protocol's decentralized trust layer. The companies aim to protect telemetry, firmware, and data that AI systems use for decision-making in monitoring and optimization. This involves connected infrastructure such as storage systems, local energy networks, renewable energy facilities, data centers, electric vehicles, and robotics. What Will Be Protected In such facilities, AI systems process telemetry data like temperature, voltage, charging cycles, cell condition, degradation levels, and other parameters. These data influence practical decisions, such as when to charge or discharge a battery, how to extend its lifespan, reduce failure risk, and manage storage within a local energy system. If input data is altered, corrupted, or comes from an unreliable device, AI may draw incorrect conclusions. Therefore, the partners emphasize verifying data at the source, not just securing the communication channel. Naoris' Role Naoris Quantum Protocol will add an extra layer of security to the system based on post-quantum cryptography, the Decentralized Proof of Security mechanism, and decentralized device integrity verification. The partners believe this will enable battery energy systems to continuously verify the reliability of connected devices and confirm that data comes from a trusted source. This approach is particularly important for distributed infrastructure, where equipment is located at remote sites and operates without constant physical oversight. Why Post-Quantum Protection Is Needed The companies note that battery systems often operate for 10–15 years or longer. During this time, cryptographic requirements may change, and some of today's algorithms could become vulnerable to sufficiently powerful quantum computers. One risk is the "collect now, decrypt later" scenario, where an attacker saves encrypted data now to decrypt it in the future as quantum computing advances. This could affect not only information confidentiality but also equipment management, including firmware, commands, event logs, and maintenance data. Planned Applications The companies plan to use the framework in energy storage systems for power grids, renewable energy, and data centers. Other areas include electric transport, robotics, and space systems. At this stage, the focus is on developing a general infrastructure for secure AI monitoring of local energy systems, rather than launching a finished product. Earlier, Keeper Security CEO Darren Guccione suggested that AI and quantum technologies could threaten existing security systems.

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blockonomi.com Chainlink Price Holds Near $8.0 as FIFA Partner Adopts Oracles

TLDR:  Chainlink price traded near $7.91 as LINK remained under short-term selling pressure despite the new FIFA World Cup partnership. ADI Predictstreet adopted Chainlink as its exclusive oracle infrastructure for FIFA World Cup 2026 prediction markets. Chainlink Runtime Environment will help automate market creation, resolution, and settlement using high-quality FIFA data. The partnership expands Chainlink’s [...] The post Chainlink Price Holds Near $8.0 as FIFA Partner Adopts Oracles appeared first on Blockonomi.

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blockonomi.com Zcash Ironwood Upgrade Locks In Consensus Rules, Eyes Late July Activation

TLDR: Zcash Ironwood upgrade introduces a new Orchard pool with a circuit flag that blocks payments to other users. The old Orchard pool will disable incoming payments post-upgrade, routing all traffic to the new pool. Zcash’s turnstile mechanism will enforce a hard cap ensuring transactable ZEC never exceeds actual supply. ZEC recovered nearly 48.7% from [...] The post Zcash Ironwood Upgrade Locks In Consensus Rules, Eyes Late July Activation appeared first on Blockonomi.

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bitcoinist.com 50% Of All Bitcoin In Circulation Are Now Sitting On Major Losses, Is This A Bottom Signal?

Bitcoin may be flashing one of its most closely watched contrarian signals. With more than 10 million BTC now held below their acquisition cost, a growing portion of the market is underwater. According to recent on-chain observations highlighted by analyst Ali Martinez, this development places Bitcoin in a zone that has historically coincided with major […]

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cryptobriefing.com Iran halts military operations against Israel amid peace efforts, Bitcoin stabilizes after volatility spike

The de-escalation may foster diplomatic progress in nuclear talks, potentially reducing geopolitical risks and stabilizing global markets. The post Iran halts military operations against Israel amid peace efforts, Bitcoin stabilizes after volatility spike appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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blockonomi.com Sei Stablecoin Market Cap Hits All-Time High as May Activity Surges

TLDR: Sei stablecoin market cap reached an all-time high of $330.5M on May 15, the strongest month this year. Filtered stablecoin transaction volume hit $4.9B in May, marking the highest recorded volume in 2026.  Feather’s vaults on Sei hit $59.8M in deposits and a record $24.3M in borrowed amounts on June 2.  Sei RWAs recorded [...] The post Sei Stablecoin Market Cap Hits All-Time High as May Activity Surges appeared first on Blockonomi.

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forklog.media Amazon Employees Back Seattle Data Center Moratorium

Amazon employees are among dozens of residents and tech workers supporting a one-year moratorium on new data centers, which the Seattle City Council is set to consider. According to The Verge, over the past two months, five large facilities have been proposed in the city by four unnamed companies, with a combined maximum demand of 369 MW—about a third of Seattle's average daily energy consumption and roughly 10 times the usage of 30 existing data centers.

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cryptopotato.com Neura Closes Strategic Funding Round and Partnerships to Build Emotional AI with Persistent, User-Owned Memory

[PRESS RELEASE – Tokyo, Japan, June 9th, 2026] Joined by partners and investors including Animoca Brands, Basics Capital, TBV, Kinetic Kollective, Mario Nawfal, and Grammy-winning artist Ne-Yo, Neura is building the missing layer of AI: empathy and memory. Neura, the protocol building the world’s first Emotional AI Economy, today announced the close of a strategic […]

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bitcoinmagazine.com Second Launches Bark on Bitcoin Mainnet, Targeting Self-Custody UX Gap

Bitcoin Magazine Second Launches Bark on Bitcoin Mainnet, Targeting Self-Custody UX Gap Second has officially launched Bark — its implementation of the Ark protocol — on the Bitcoin mainnet. This post Second Launches Bark on Bitcoin Mainnet, Targeting Self-Custody UX Gap first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

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blockmanity.com Bitcoin Theft Plot Unravels: Missouri Man Pleads Guilty to Connecticut Crypto Kidnapping Attempt

Bitcoin Theft Plot Unravels: to Connecticut Crypto Kidnapping Attempt A young man from Missouri has admitted his role in a bold but failed plan to steal Bitcoin through violence and kidnapping. The case shows how big crypto fortunes can attract […] The post Bitcoin Theft Plot Unravels: Missouri Man Pleads Guilty to Connecticut Crypto Kidnapping Attempt appeared first on Blockmanity.

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