101 stories about AI from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Jul 25, 2026.
Revolut X now connects to Claude, Gemini, OpenClaw, and Cursor, letting crypto users analyze, backtest, and execute trades via AI prompts.
Paradigm, a major crypto investment firm, has launched a $1.2 billion fund to support AI, robotics, and crypto startups. This marks a significant shift from its traditional focus on digital assets.
MARA Holdings has agreed to purchase a sizable plot of land in Texas to power its Bitcoin mining and growing AI compute ambitions.
The Ethereum Foundation's Protocol Security team is using AI agents to review the blockchain's code. This approach helps identify vulnerabilities and improve security across different Ethereum clients.
Ethereum researchers are using AI agents to hunt for vulnerabilities, shifting security work from finding bugs to proving which ones are real.
A new blockchain called Glyph repurposes mining power to run AI inference tasks instead of solving meaningless math problems. The project is live on GitHub and invites developers to test and attack its claims.
BNB Chain is developing a new blockchain layer-1 designed to handle over 100,000 transactions per second. This aims to make high-frequency trading and AI agent interactions faster and more secure by eliminating public queues.
Companies paid to secure Bitcoin sold a record 32,000 coins and signed $70B in contracts to pivot to AI. Bitcoin's hashing power dipped briefly then recovered.
Moonbeam is shifting its blockchain from Polkadot to Base and introducing an AI agent framework. GLMR token holders must bridge their assets to Base before July 31, 2026, but no launch date for the AI platform has been announced.
After a strong 2026, AI-related memory and semiconductor stocks are slowing down, while bitcoin sees a rebound. This shift suggests investors may be reallocating capital back into cryptocurrency.
OKX has launched a beta marketplace for AI agents to autonomously find work and collaborate. This could open new opportunities for decentralized automation and AI-driven services.
Bitcoin miners, who have secured long-term access to large amounts of power, are being courted by AI companies in desperate need of electricity. However, retrofitting mining campuses into high-performance data centers is a difficult and capital-intensive process facing technical and regulatory hurdles.
Blockchain is becoming the financial layer for capital-intensive industries like AI and robotics rather than just crypto-native speculation, according to Michael Anderson, co-founder of Framework Ventures.
Perception exited beta and launched its digital asset narrative intelligence platform with integrations from BitGo, Swan, Relai, and Bitcoin Well, providing AI-driven market insights from over 1,000 curated industry sources.
BitGo, a newly public crypto custodian, is slashing nearly 15% of its workforce as it pivots to focus on stablecoins and AI infrastructure.
Framework Ventures has raised $400 million for its fourth fund, expanding beyond its traditional crypto focus into AI and robotics. The firm also promoted Rajiv Patel-O'Connor to general partner.
Decentralized AI computing is struggling due to high latency and technical challenges. Most attempts to distribute large AI models across consumer GPUs have failed, highlighting the difficulty of this approach.
AI-powered security tools are becoming more accessible, potentially changing how crypto developers and institutions approach security. This shift could lower the cost and time required to deploy secure code, making robust security practices harder to ignore.
Alchemy's AgentCard service now lets AI agents powered by models like OpenAI or Anthropic make payments through the Visa network. This integration with Visa Intelligent Commerce could make AI-driven commerce more seamless for businesses and consumers.
U.S. Congressman Nick Begich argues the government should stop selling seized Bitcoin and instead hold it as a strategic reserve asset, similar to gold. He also calls for a cautious approach to AI, comparing it to nuclear technology. The proposal highlights a growing recognition of Bitcoin's long-term value.
VanEck says Bitcoin miners pursuing AI data center businesses face a roughly $50 billion funding gap, with investors increasingly rewarding companies that have already secured and energized AI infrastructure capacity while punishing those still relying on unproven pipeline projections.
Nvidia’s $20 billion bond sale underscores the surging demand for AI infrastructure, reinforcing why Bitcoin miners are pivoting to AI data centers. This transition could stabilize an industry facing volatility in crypto markets.
Tokenization is setting the stage for smarter, automated investing, according to John Hoffman, Ondo's new head of portfolio products. This trend could replicate the massive growth seen in ETFs, which now hold over $20 trillion in assets.
Anthropic’s new Claude Fable 5 AI model puts powerful cyber tools behind safety filters. DeFi, already hit by more than $840 million in hacks this year, is one of the industries with the most to lose if the filters fail.