10 stories about Infrastructure from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Jul 29, 2026.
Venice has obtained its own Autonomous System Number (AS402818), allowing it to operate its own network infrastructure. This move reduces reliance on third-party services like AWS and Cloudflare, giving Venice more control over its internet operations.
Ink, a Kraken-incubated project, has partnered with Optimism to outsource its production infrastructure. Under the multi-year deal, Optimism will run Ink's infrastructure while the Ink Foundation focuses on ecosystem growth and new financial products.
Chainstack has launched a free tool to make running blockchain nodes easier. The software supports Ethereum and plans to add more chains by the end of the year.
While legacy banks keep corporate money idled in slow regional accounts, a new protocol allows software systems to settle multi-currency trade instantly. This could unlock trillions in global trade efficiency.
Libp2p, a core infrastructure stack used by multiple Ethereum clients, is facing a funding crisis. The Ethereum Foundation has launched Project Odin to address this and other critical infrastructure needs. The project aims to secure funding for essential open-source tools that keep the network running smoothly.
Bitcoin miners are becoming key players in AI infrastructure, controlling 27 GW of power and $90 billion in AI deals. This shift highlights their strategic advantage as electricity demand for data centers soars.
Jump Crypto's Firedancer team is carefully rolling out its new Solana client, aiming for stability and performance. The project, long-awaited in the Solana ecosystem, is progressing steadily but cautiously.
Bitcoin miner IREN has secured $3 billion in convertible notes to fund its shift into AI infrastructure, marking one of the largest financings in the sector. The deal reflects strong investor confidence in AI-driven growth opportunities.
$VVV isn't just a token investment. It's a bet on the future of private AI compute infrastructure. This could change how we use AI in a decentralized way.
Stablecoin companies say new regulations have boosted adoption, but they still face hurdles in infrastructure, privacy, and distribution. Experts discuss the next steps for widespread use.