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The U.S. government ordered on June 12, 2026 the immediate suspension of access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5, the two most advanced AI models from Anthropic, for all foreign nationals. The directive, issued under national security authorities, came just forty-eight hours after the commercial launch of Fable 5. What does this say about the regulatory trajectory of AI in the United States?

This Friday, the federal court of appeals for the second circuit unanimously confirmed Sam Bankman-Fried's conviction and his 25-year prison sentence for fraud. The judges dismissed all of his arguments, describing the government's evidence as "strong." For the fallen founder of FTX, the legal path is now closed.

Fortune magazine published its first Crypto 100 ranking on June 11, covering 3,000 companies divided into ten categories. BlackRock and Hyperliquid stand out as the big winners, each in a very different register. Does this ranking really say anything about the state of the sector, or does it mainly reflect the institutional push that has been reshaping crypto since 2024?

Despite a legal ban in force since 2021, crypto flows in Nepal briefly exceeded 13% of GDP that same year. In a report published on June 10, 2026, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) sounds the alarm and asks the Kathmandu authorities to establish a regulatory framework compliant with international standards. How will the authorities manage this fait accompli.

Tim Draper, a historic investor known for his sharp predictions on Bitcoin, recently dismissed fears around quantum computing. According to him, traditional banks will fall under quantum blows well before the blockchain. Do BTC holders really have less to fear than bankers?

In April 2026, a flaw in KelpDAO's LayerZero bridge triggered $8.45 billion withdrawals on Aave in less than 48 hours, the biggest banking panic in DeFi history. Stani Kulechov, founder of Aave Labs, presented the episode as proof of the protocol's robustness at the Proof of Talk in Paris. However, the facts paint a much less flattering picture.

The week of June 8 subjects the crypto market to a particularly busy macro calendar, between the release of American inflation on Wednesday and the ECB decision on rates on Thursday. After nine months of correction, digital assets remain under pressure in a context of divergence with stock markets at their peak. Will bitcoin finally find a floor this week?

The Bhutanese government transferred 738 bitcoins, valued at approximately 44.88 million dollars, on June 6. This new movement extends a series of sales that have been going on for several months and have significantly depleted the state reserves of the Himalayan kingdom. Will the trend continue until the complete exhaustion of the royal stock?

Polymarket claims that its rival Kalshi copied a dozen of its product launches, and even suspects physical surveillance of its New York offices. The company compiled an internal file, tinted its windows, and took the matter to the press. The predictive markets sector has never been so fiercely contested.

Anthropic confidentially filed its S-1 form with the SEC in early June 2026, paving the way for a stock market listing in the coming months. The AI startup, valued at $965 billion during its last fundraising round, thus becomes the highest valued private lab in the sector. But the most advantageous positions in this IPO are not necessarily found in the order book.

Bitmine (BMNR), the Ethereum treasury company co-founded by Tom Lee, filed on Wednesday with the SEC a perpetual preferred stock offering with a 9.5% annual dividend, aiming to raise up to $300 million. The move replicates the financing scheme that Strategy made popular in the crypto treasury sector. But does this model really withstand the market test?

Trezor confirmed a vulnerability in the TROPIC01 chip of its Safe 7 wallet, discovered by Ledger's Donjon security team during a lab audit. However, the company specifies that no crypto or private key can be compromised through this flaw.

Today, June 2, Strive (ASST) reported to the SEC the acquisition of 2,500 BTC for 185.2 million dollars, at an average price of 74,092 dollars per unit. The Dallas-based treasury company thus surpasses 19,000 BTC and ranks among the top ten publicly traded companies holding bitcoin.