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blockonomi.com CoinFund Founder Says Decentralized AI Can Counter Government Control of AI Models

TLDR: CoinFund’s Brukhman says Anthropic’s export control compliance confirmed AI models are the biggest target for government control. Distributed GPU compute already exists to train frontier AI models, but new algorithms are needed to make decentralized use viable. Teams like Gensyn, Prime Intellect, and Pluralis are proving that distributed AI training is feasible and cost-competitive. [...] The post CoinFund Founder Says Decentralized AI Can Counter Government Control of AI Models appeared first on Blockonomi.

news.bitcoin.com US Shuts Down Two Anthropic Models and Traders Move $2.87B Into Decentralized AI

With the U.S. government compelling Anthropic to pull its two most advanced intelligence models—Fable 5 and Mythos 5—from customers around the globe, crypto assets linked to decentralized artificial intelligence (AI) have enjoyed a banner week. Fresh data indicates that approximately $2.87 billion has poured into AI-focused crypto tokens over the past seven days, suggesting that […]

cryptopotato.com Ethereum Price Analysis: ETH Must Reclaim These Key Levels Before a Run to $2K

Ethereum’s latest rebound remains corrective so far, with the price still trading below key supply zones after stabilizing near the lower support area. Further consolidation is expected for the coming week. Ethereum Price Analysis: The Daily Chart On the daily timeframe, ETH is consolidating around $1.67K after reacting from the $1.5K support zone. The broader […]

forklog.media Week in Review: Bitcoin tops $64,000; SpaceX raises $75 billion in record IPO

Bitcoin recovered above $64,000, SpaceX raised a record $75 billion in its IPO, U.S. authorities imposed restrictions on two Anthropic AI models, and more from the past week. Bitcoin extends gains on hopes of a U.S.–Iran truce At the start of the week, bitcoin rebounded to around $64,000. The market then came under pressure again amid conflicting statements from the parties to the Persian Gulf conflict — the U.S. and Iran. Hourly BTC/USD chart on Binance. Data: TradingView. By the weekend, persistent claims by President Donald Trump that a deal was near pushed oil prices lower and helped drive bitcoin above $64,000. Over the week, the first cryptocurrency gained more than 4%. Source: CoinMarketCap. Leading altcoins tracked bitcoin’s positive move, with Solana and Hyperliquid’s token outperforming, up 5.26% and 5.47% respectively. TRON was an exception, falling 3.4%. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs saw outflows for a fifth straight week, but the figure narrowed to $315.8 million from $1.72 billion previously. Source: SoSoValue. On Friday, the products attracted $85.8 million, a positive signal for the market. Ethereum funds also lost capital for a fifth consecutive week, with $14.9 million in outflows over the last week. That was well below prior periods, which ranged from $168.2 million to $255 million. Source: SoSoValue. The crypto fear and greed index inched up from 12 to 18. The metric remains in the zone indicating extreme investor fear. Source: Alternative.me. Total market capitalization recovered to $2.2 trillion. Bitcoin’s dominance rose from 58% to nearly 59%. Ethereum’s share held around 9.2%. SpaceX completes largest IPO on record Elon Musk’s SpaceX priced its shares at $135 in the largest initial public offering (IPO) in history. On June 12, the stock began trading on Nasdaq. The company sold 555.5 million shares and raised $75 billion. That more than doubled Saudi Aramco’s 2019 listing. By the end of the debut session, the stock had risen to about $161. SpaceX’s market capitalization reached $2.1 trillion. Source: CompaniesMarketCap. In the first quarter, revenue increased 15% to $4.69 billion, while net loss totaled $4.28 billion. The Starlink satellite internet service is the main revenue driver. The company structure also includes the artificial intelligence unit xAI. SpaceX’s market debut could spark a wave of AI-related IPOs. Following Anthropic, OpenAI confidentially filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for a listing on June 8. What to discuss with friends? On-chain data indicated bitcoin miners’ capitulation. Google declined to participate in a U.S. quantum program. Humanity Protocol’s token plunged after a $31 million hack. Russia’s crypto tax bill passed its first reading. Anthropic disabled the Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models On June 12, Anthropic suspended access to its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models, which it had introduced three days earlier. The move followed a U.S. government export-control directive. The company said the directive formally bans access for any foreign nationals, including Anthropic’s foreign employees. As a result, the service was shut down entirely. Anthropic linked the authorities’ decision to a technique for bypassing Fable 5’s safeguards. The company said it reviewed the demonstration and saw only a small number of previously known minor vulnerabilities. According to Anthropic, such flaws are relatively simple, and other publicly available models can find them without bypassing restrictions. On June 10, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay, “Policy in the Age of Exponential AI.” He examined the risks tied to rapid technological progress and urged authorities to tighten AI regulation and move from disclosure requirements to mandatory safety testing for the most powerful models. At the same time, according to WSJ, Reuters, and The Information, the U.S. government initiated measures against Anthropic’s latest products after an appeal by Amazon CEO Andy Jassy. He told Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and other officials that company researchers had used Claude Fable 5 to obtain information suitable for cyberattacks. David Sacks, former adviser to President Donald Trump on AI and cryptocurrencies, confirmed that a “trusted partner” reported a jailbreak. The administration allegedly asked Amodei to either close the vulnerability or withdraw the model — he refused. Following the incident, tokens of decentralized AI projects Venice and Morpheus spiked. Over 24 hours, VVV and MOR gained 14% and 21%, respectively. MetaMask opens early access to Agent Wallet The MetaMask team opened early access to Agent Wallet — a non-custodial wallet that can execute actions on a user’s behalf. The product automates interactions with decentralized applications, combining smart accounts and AI agents. At launch, the wallet supports swaps, perpetuals, prediction markets, LP positions, and other DeFi scenarios across EVM networks and Hyperliquid. Users retain control of their keys and can export the seed phrase at any time. Before starting, they set limits and rules for the agent. MetaMask said keys are protected by a trusted execution environment. For transactions on Ethereum, Linea, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Optimism, Base, Polygon, BSC, and Sei, features include simulation, threat scanning via Blockaid, and MEV protection in Smart Transactions. Also on ForkLog: Kalshi tightened its fight against insider trading and added employer verification. Jeff Bezos’s AI startup raised $12 billion for industrial AI. Bitcoin mining difficulty plunged 10%. OpenAI will turn ChatGPT into an AI super app. Zcash developers agreed on the Ironwood upgrade The Zcash team agreed on consensus changes for the Ironwood upgrade. The upgrade will launch a new shielded pool and limit the supply of ZEC following a recent vulnerability in Orchard/ The old liquidity pool will receive a separate label: after activation, new users will be prohibited from interacting with it, but the ability to publish logs will remain. Wallets will stop accepting incoming transfers to Orchard and will route assets to Orchard addresses under Ironwood. Activation is scheduled for July. Ironwood is the next step after an emergency fix for a critical Orchard bug discovered in late May that theoretically allowed unlimited fake issuance of ZEC. After the vulnerability was fixed, the token’s price surged more than 41%. What else to read? Examined how Strategy’s business model works, why critics call it a pyramid scheme while supporters see effective risk management, and what was behind the recent sale of part of its crypto reserve. Analyzed the systemic crisis at the Ethereum Foundation affecting tokenomics, governance, and staffing. We also tried to answer how the conflict between institutional visions for the second-largest cryptocurrency relates to Vitalik Buterin’s uncompromising stance and sales of ETH by early investors from the ICO era. Compiled the week’s most notable security events in our traditional digest.

blockonomi.com Where Is $273B in Stablecoin Liquidity Actually Going During This Crypto Slump?

TLDR: The stablecoin market cap holds near $273B even as Bitcoin and broader crypto markets face correction. Monthly USDT and USDC exchange inflows dropped from $5.7B at peak to just $2.9B today, a sharp fall. Stablecoin yield strategies now offer returns exceeding 15–20% through looping and lending mechanisms. Tokenized assets, prediction markets, and RWA sectors [...] The post Where Is $273B in Stablecoin Liquidity Actually Going During This Crypto Slump? appeared first on Blockonomi.

blockonomi.com Trump Administration Blocks Global Access to Anthropic AI Models Following Amazon Security Alert

The White House banned foreign access to Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos AI models after Amazon discovered cybersecurity vulnerabilities, forcing a complete shutdown. The post Trump Administration Blocks Global Access to Anthropic AI Models Following Amazon Security Alert appeared first on Blockonomi.

cryptopotato.com Ripple Price Analysis: Seller Exhaustion Signs Emerge as XRP Prepares for Recovery

XRP continues to trade near a major support area while showing early signs of stabilization. Although the broader trend remains under pressure, recent price action and momentum indicators suggest that sellers may be losing control, raising the possibility of a stronger recovery in the coming sessions. Ripple Price Analysis: The Daily Chart On the daily […]

blockonomi.com XRP Gains Institutional Footing as T. Rowe Price ETF and Clarity Act Converge

TLDR: XRP was listed as an eligible asset in the SEC-approved T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF on June 12. The actively managed ETF can hold between 5 and 15 crypto assets under NYSE Arca listing rules. Senator Tim Scott projected crypto’s market cap could surge from $3 trillion to $30 trillion. The Clarity Act, [...] The post XRP Gains Institutional Footing as T. Rowe Price ETF and Clarity Act Converge appeared first on Blockonomi.

blockonomi.com Is the Bitcoin Bottom In? ETF Selling Eases as Institutions Buy and Oil Prices Fall

TLDR: Spot Bitcoin ETFs shed $4.4B over 14 sessions before Thursday marked the first day of marginal inflows. Strategy added 1,550 BTC at $65,200, lifting its total treasury to 845,256 BTC amid retail panic selling. On-chain exchange outflows hit 6,133 BTC on Friday, signaling institutional accumulation at cycle lows. Oil falling to $85.25 and a [...] The post Is the Bitcoin Bottom In? ETF Selling Eases as Institutions Buy and Oil Prices Fall appeared first on Blockonomi.

news.bitcoin.com Still Adding Dots: Saylor Puts Bitcoin Bulls on Strategy Buy Watch

Michael Saylor’s latest orange-dot chart renewed speculation about another Strategy bitcoin buy as the company’s holdings reached 845,256 BTC. The post followed a rare 32 BTC sale, a much larger 1,550 BTC purchase, and fresh attention on corporate bitcoin treasuries. Saylor’s Familiar Bitcoin Chart Revives Focus on Strategy’s Next Move Optimism around another Strategy Inc. […]

blockonomi.com SEC Approves T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF for NYSE Arca With 15-Asset Portfolio

TLDR: The SEC approved NYSE Arca’s rule change on June 12 to list the T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF The fund holds 5 to 15 digital assets including BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, SHIB, DOGE, and SUI. Unlike spot ETFs, the fund actively targets outperformance of the FTSE Crypto US Listed Index. Spot XRP ETFs [...] The post SEC Approves T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF for NYSE Arca With 15-Asset Portfolio appeared first on Blockonomi.

cryptobriefing.com Mark Pincus: Relying on instincts leads to better product outcomes, the ‘proven better new’ framework boosts success rates, and user onboarding is critical for game design | Lenny’s Podcast

Relying on instincts over ideas can significantly boost success in product development and innovation. The post Mark Pincus: Relying on instincts leads to better product outcomes, the ‘proven better new’ framework boosts success rates, and user onboarding is critical for game design | Lenny’s Podcast appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

cryptobriefing.com Carlos Domingo: The DTCC is repeating telecom’s mistakes, banks need the Clarity Act more than crypto, and stablecoins set the benchmark for tokenized assets | The Wolf Of All Streets

Financial institutions must choose between proprietary systems or embracing open blockchain technologies for future growth. The post Carlos Domingo: The DTCC is repeating telecom’s mistakes, banks need the Clarity Act more than crypto, and stablecoins set the benchmark for tokenized assets | The Wolf Of All Streets appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

blockonomi.com CoinFund Founder Says Decentralized AI Can Counter Government Control of AI Models

TLDR: CoinFund’s Brukhman says Anthropic’s export control compliance confirmed AI models are the biggest target for government control. Distributed GPU compute already exists to train frontier AI models, but new algorithms are needed to make decentralized use viable. Teams like Gensyn, Prime Intellect, and Pluralis are proving that distributed AI training is feasible and cost-competitive. [...] The post CoinFund Founder Says Decentralized AI Can Counter Government Control of AI Models appeared first on Blockonomi.

cryptobriefing.com Argentina and Portugal could meet in World Cup quarter-finals, setting up one last Messi vs. Ronaldo showdown

A Messi vs. Ronaldo World Cup clash would captivate global audiences, highlighting the end of an era and impacting football's future narratives. The post Argentina and Portugal could meet in World Cup quarter-finals, setting up one last Messi vs. Ronaldo showdown appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

forklog.media KPMG Withdraws Report on Agent AI Due to Inaccuracies

Consulting firm KPMG has removed the report "Rethinking Excellence in the Age of Agent AI" from its websites following complaints from organizations about inaccurate or misleading claims regarding their use of the technology, according to FT. The document was published in October 2025. It claimed that several major organizations were already using AI agents to automate complex business processes, including investment consulting, risk management, transportation logistics, and healthcare. UBS and Transport Companies Deny Claims One of the most notable examples was UBS. The report claimed that the bank had integrated AI assistants into investment consulting, risk control, and compliance on a platform developed jointly with Microsoft. A UBS representative told the publication that these claims were "factually incorrect." Following the bank's complaint, KPMG began removing the document from its resources. Similar complaints arose from Swiss Federal Railways. The report stated that the railway operator used AI agents for planning and optimizing trips based on passenger preferences and environmental factors. The company stated that such descriptions were inaccurate. Representatives from Transport for London also called KPMG's claims about using agent AI for managing transport congestion and coordinating services misleading. GPTZero Identifies Signs of AI Hallucinations The inaccuracies were identified by the research group GPTZero, which specializes in analyzing AI-generated content. According to experts, many disputed sections resemble classic hallucinations of language models—instances where the system generates convincingly presented but inaccurate information. Particular attention was drawn to the case of the Greater Manchester National Health Service. KPMG claimed that the organization used agent AI to predict readmissions and route patients. However, the source cited in the report only described the use of the technology in a project for early lung cancer detection and did not contain such claims. Issue Affects Entire Consulting Sector KPMG stated that it takes the accuracy of published materials seriously and is conducting an internal investigation into the circumstances of the errors. The company emphasized that its policy requires mandatory human review and verification from independent sources. The incident is another example of problems associated with the use of generative AI in professional services. In May, EY was also forced to withdraw a similar report after discovering fictitious references and other errors. Previously, law firm Sullivan & Cromwell reported inaccuracies caused by AI use. Risks to the Research Market GPTZero CEO Edward Tian warned that errors in reports from major consulting firms could create a "secondary hallucination" effect, where inaccurate information begins to spread through media, analytical reviews, and research by other organizations. According to GPTZero, the conclusions of KPMG's disputed report have already been cited by industry publications and major international media. Experts note that such cases undermine trust in analytical materials from companies that simultaneously advise clients on AI implementation and related risk management. In June, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged US authorities to tighten regulations on artificial intelligence.

cryptobriefing.com British Armed Forces intercept sanctioned Russian oil tanker in Channel, exposing crypto’s role in sanctions evasion

The interception highlights the growing role of cryptocurrencies in evading sanctions, prompting increased regulatory scrutiny and international cooperation. The post British Armed Forces intercept sanctioned Russian oil tanker in Channel, exposing crypto’s role in sanctions evasion appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

blockonomi.com BSP Bans Privacy Coins, Orders VASPs to Adopt Stricter Token Listing Standards

TLDR: BSP has explicitly banned VASPs from listing or supporting anonymity-enhancing privacy virtual assets. VASPs must assess tokens across six pillars including issuer background, liquidity, and legal compliance. Ongoing monitoring is required, with deviation thresholds set as automatic triggers for token delisting. Misleading disclosures, market abuse, and cybersecurity risks are grounds for immediate token suspension. [...] The post BSP Bans Privacy Coins, Orders VASPs to Adopt Stricter Token Listing Standards appeared first on Blockonomi.

cryptobriefing.com FIFA World Cup 2026 crypto partnerships get massive visibility boost as tournament enters group stage

The 2026 FIFA World Cup's crypto partnerships highlight the growing institutional adoption of digital assets, impacting investor strategies. The post FIFA World Cup 2026 crypto partnerships get massive visibility boost as tournament enters group stage appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

news.bitcoin.com BTC Momentum Turns Positive as Bitcoin Fights to Hold the $64,000 Zone

Bitcoin ( BTC) is trading at $64,549 per coin on June 14, 2026, at 8 a.m. Eastern time, holding above a critical demand zone while the daily chart carries a bearish technical rating and lower timeframes show the first signs of stabilization since the multi-week decline from early May highs near $82,969. Daily Chart: Corrective […]

blockonomi.com Kooc Media PR Services for Generative AI, Automation and Agentic AI Platforms

The landscape of artificial intelligence has shifted dramatically over the past two years. Generative AI platforms, automation tools and agentic AI systems have moved from experimental technology to mainstream business infrastructure at a pace that has surprised even the most optimistic observers. Enterprise adoption is accelerating, investment is flowing into the sector at record levels [...] The post Kooc Media PR Services for Generative AI, Automation and Agentic AI Platforms appeared first on Blockonomi.

blockonomi.com Michael Saylor Introduces BPS and CEBE BPS Metrics for Bitcoin Treasury Companies

TLDR: Michael Saylor introduced BPS, CEBE BPS, and BTC Yield to standardize Bitcoin treasury company evaluation. Strategy holds 845,256 Bitcoin worth $54.5 billion, with BPS at 220,016 satoshis per diluted share. CEBE BPS drops to 118,000–134,000 satoshis after deducting $6.75B debt and $15.5B preferred stock. BTC Yield of 12.8% year-to-date tracks BPS growth, though critics [...] The post Michael Saylor Introduces BPS and CEBE BPS Metrics for Bitcoin Treasury Companies appeared first on Blockonomi.

forklog.media Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Finds No New Vulnerabilities in Zcash

The AI model Claude Mythos from Anthropic, in an audit requested by Shielded Labs, did not identify any new significant vulnerabilities in the Zcash protocol, according to project founder Zooko Wilcox. On June 3, Zcash developers temporarily halted Orchard transactions due to a four-year-old bug. The Zcash Foundation stated that they found no evidence of exploitation, unauthorized asset creation, or privacy breaches.

news.bitcoin.com Latam Insights: Inside Brazil’s CBDC Privacy Bill and Latin America’s $1.5 Trillion Stablecoin Economy

Welcome to Latam Insights, a compilation of the most relevant crypto news from Latin America over the past week. In this edition, Brazil proposes guardrails against CBDC abuse, Bitfinex highlights the tokenization potential in Venezuela, and Rain reports massive growth in Latam’s stablecoin adoption. Brazil Proposes Rigid Guardrails to Stop Government Abuse of Central Bank […]

cryptobriefing.com Israeli military strikes Beirut’s southern suburbs as crypto markets react to escalating Middle East tensions

Escalating Middle East tensions risk broader regional conflict, impacting global markets and complicating diplomatic efforts and economic stability. The post Israeli military strikes Beirut’s southern suburbs as crypto markets react to escalating Middle East tensions appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

cryptobriefing.com Cape Verde’s World Cup fairy tale sparks crypto speculation, but investors should tread carefully

Cape Verde's World Cup debut highlights the speculative risks in crypto markets, urging investors to discern between official and unofficial assets. The post Cape Verde’s World Cup fairy tale sparks crypto speculation, but investors should tread carefully appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

forklog.media Quantstamp Links $36M Humanity Protocol Hack to North Korea

Quantstamp has suggested that the $36 million hack of Humanity Protocol may be linked to North Korean hackers. According to the company, the attack began with a phishing email purportedly from Bithumb, containing a malicious attachment. This attachment installed malware, granting the attackers full remote access to an employee's laptop. Through this access, the attackers obtained credentials and private keys for the project director's wallet. The malware was signed with a South Korean digital certificate from Hancom, which experts identified as a characteristic sign of North Korean operations.

cryptobriefing.com Ed Catmull: Honest feedback drives innovation, the power of disagreement in decision-making, and the necessity of deep analysis for success | David Senra

Pixar's Brain Trust shows how honest feedback and creative conflict drive innovation and collaboration. The post Ed Catmull: Honest feedback drives innovation, the power of disagreement in decision-making, and the necessity of deep analysis for success | David Senra appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

cryptobriefing.com Curaçao set to become smallest country in World Cup history, and crypto is all over the tournament

Curaao's World Cup debut highlights the increasing intersection of sports and crypto, offering new avenues for fan engagement and digital innovation. The post Curaçao set to become smallest country in World Cup history, and crypto is all over the tournament appeared first on Crypto Briefing.