Archive 2026

The cryptocurrency sector faces a new major security incident. Humanity Protocol, a project specializing in decentralized identity, has suffered a significant compromise leading to the theft of over $32 million. Following this attack, the H token lost more than 80% of its value within a few hours. The event once again highlights the risks related to private keys, now at the center of several major attacks observed this year.

While the crypto market is going through a slowdown phase, one segment continues to break records in relative silence. According to Binance Research, tokenized real-world assets (RWA) have jumped by nearly 600%, driven by the explosion of tokenized stocks, digital gold, and blockchain real estate. Long presented as a technological promise, tokenization is now attracting institutional investors and major banks to the point of becoming one of the most strategic projects in global finance.

First MiFID licensed platform to offer European retail traders 24/7 exposure, via futures, to US stocks, commodities and the largest* global indices, alongside cryptos, on a single account

Bitget is pushing tokenized equities into a more practical phase with Stocks 2.0, an upgraded spot product built to connect stock-linked tokens with real U.S. market liquidity. The launch marks another step in the exchange’s Universal Exchange strategy, where crypto, equities, ETFs, commodities and other assets move inside one trading environment.

Bitcoin loses billions in flows in 2026. Bernstein has just put the figures on the table. And they are conclusive. Decryption.

The crypto market regularly experiences phases of euphoria and disappointment, but certain indicators help identify moments when investor sentiment truly breaks down. For XRP, the latest data published by Glassnode indicate that such a breaking point may be underway. The on-chain analysis company observes both an explosion in loss sales and a sharp contraction in network activity, reflecting a profound change in market dynamics.

Competition is intensifying across the artificial intelligence sector, as companies seek to improve reasoning, programming, and complex data-processing capabilities. In this environment, new models are increasingly judged not only by their performance but also by their operating costs. It is within this context that Anthropic has introduced Claude Fable 5, a new-generation model designed to meet the needs of developers, researchers, and businesses.

The European Union has just opened a new front against the American tech giants. In a decision that could set a precedent in the artificial intelligence sector, Brussels has ordered Meta to reopen WhatsApp to chatbots competing with Meta AI. For European regulators, Mark Zuckerberg's group cannot use its messaging dominance to steer the future of a strategic market. Behind this injunction lies a much larger battle: the control of future access points to artificial intelligence.