Zuckerberg senses the right opportunity: he spends 15 billion to tame AI, recruits top minds, locks down data... and acquires a 28-year-old genius, Wang.
The promise of crypto was financial freedom. Today, it also attracts the most ingenious fraudsters on the planet. Fueled by artificial intelligence, their schemes are becoming undetectable and massive. In 2024, these scams caused $4.6 billion in losses, according to Bitget's anti-scam report. A staggering figure that forces the industry to rethink its priorities.
Tether is set to open-source its Bitcoin Mining OS (MOS) by the fourth quarter of 2025. The move aims to make Bitcoin mining more accessible by allowing smaller operators to manage their own mining systems without relying on external software or services.
Bitcoin (BTC) is showing signs of a comeback, currently trading less than 3% below its all-time high. After hovering around $105,000 since late May, this price surge indicates growing momentum. It also reflects renewed confidence among investors, many of whom are eager to increase their Bitcoin holdings.
Bitcoin is back at around 110,000 dollars, galvanized by the rush of corporate treasurers and the teasing of White House advisor Bo Hines.
Mass withdrawals, spontaneous combustion, and the dream of billions: Shiba Inu is playing the big bluff of the memecoin that would like to become a serious crypto… without losing its marketing flair.
Love has never been so technological. And if it no longer replies to your messages, your chatbot will never leave you on "read." A recent study from Waseda University reveals a troubling statistic: 75% of users today seek AI for emotional advice. The therapist of tomorrow? An algorithm. The confidant? A script boosted by artificial neurons.
The Ethereum blockchain solidifies its dominant position thanks to sustained growth in its network and record institutional flows. Technical and fundamental signals converge towards a promising bullish trend. But will this rise be enough to propel ETH to new heights?
Stablecoins are set for a major breakthrough in 2025, with rising global use, business interest, and policy support.
In May 2025, China achieved a major milestone in cybersecurity by making the first encrypted voice call using quantum technology over more than 1,000 km between Beijing and Hefei. This feat relies on a national quantum key distribution (QKD) network covering 16 metropolitan areas, already protecting 500 government agencies and 380 state-owned enterprises. Meanwhile, China unveiled the Tianyan-504, a superconducting quantum computer with 504 qubits, accessible via the cloud and having logged over 12 million connections from 50 countries. These advancements mark a transition from the experimental stage to operational reality, signaling an acceleration towards "Q-Day", the moment when quantum computers will be able to break classical encryptions.