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At Shanghai, China unveiled a major proposal: to create a global organization dedicated to the governance of artificial intelligence. In a speech with geopolitical undertones, Beijing denounces "fragmented" international regulation and aims to position itself as a strategic alternative to the United States. By betting on openness and dialogue with countries in the Global South, this initiative marks a step in China's ambition to shape technological innovation, as well as the norms that will govern its use on a global scale.

Grok, Elon Musk's controversial AI, makes its entry into the world of predictive markets. Could this unexpected alliance between xAI and Kalshi, the financial betting platform valued at 2 billion dollars, revolutionize algorithmic trading?

Crypto is unstable, and young traders have understood this well. To better manage risks, 67% of them use artificial intelligence to tame volatility. This is revealed by a recent study from MEXC Research. Rather than reacting in urgency, Generation Z relies on automated tools to maintain control.

It is no longer if, but when. Quantum computing will soon be a reality, and it's time to take stock. How many bitcoins are currently at risk?

Coinfest Asia, the largest crypto festival in the world, returns on August 21–22, 2025, at Nuanu Creative City, Bali. Known for its immersive format and hands-on Web3 showcase, this year's event is set to gather over 10,000 participants from across crypto, finance, tech, and the broader digital ecosystem.

The Trump administration unveiled its plan to make the United States the "global capital" of AI. This strategy removes environmental constraints and diversity policies that governed the sector. But does this race for technological supremacy not hide deeper geopolitical stakes?

Imagine the Louvre Carousel filled with computers, post-its, and high-fives among coders: that’s how the RaiseHack finals took place on July 8-9, in parallel with the RAISE Summit, the main European gathering dedicated to AI. The 2025 edition truly earned its title of the world’s largest AI hackathon: over 6,000 developers registered across all Tracks, a record certified by the organizing foundation.

PENGU, the NFT of Pudgy Penguins on Solana, explodes after a record sweep of CryptoPunks. All the details in this article.

Ethereum hits the gas accelerator... but who will stay the course? A small journey through ambitious technology, elitist blockchain, and scaling promises more slippery than a snake on RAM.

When the Assembly knits bitcoin to recycle excess electricity, power plants smile, miners get busy... and digital gold suddenly becomes more French than a baguette under the arm.

Having firmly established its presence in 2023 and 2024, GM Vietnam — Vietnam Blockchain Week now enters a new chapter, defined by greater ambition, expanded scale, and the spirit of Southeast Asia’s next-generation builders.

What if a quarter of the bitcoins in circulation were at risk of being stolen due to a cryptographic flaw? This scenario, now taken seriously, is prompting Jameson Lopp and other developers to propose an unprecedented measure: to freeze the BTC stored on addresses vulnerable to quantum attacks. Among them, the legendary funds of Satoshi Nakamoto. This is an explosive initiative, balancing the need for security and a questioning of the founding principles of the protocol.

In a world where the security of cryptocurrencies is becoming a priority, Tangem Wallet disrupts the norms. Gone are the lengthy passwords, forgotten seed phrases, and complex interfaces. Tangem offers a radically new experience: simple, robust, and secure, as intuitive as a bank card. Intended for both newcomers and seasoned investors, this physical wallet combines complete autonomy with ease of use. At a time when the risks of exposure on centralized platforms are skyrocketing, Tangem positions itself as a credible, innovative alternative suited for everyday usage. This is why Tangem doesn't just settle for being an option, but becomes an obvious choice.

When an AI imitates humans too well, it dons the boots of MechaHitler. Grok, the new tragic clown of Elon Musk, is scarier than a bug in the cloud.

Ethereum is sprinting in Web3: zkEVM, secret clients, and proofs in 10 seconds… Meanwhile, rivals are taking a nap and Vitalik is adjusting his stopwatch.

The shadow of Elon Musk looms once again over Europe. The Paris court has opened a criminal investigation into the platform X, suspected of algorithmic manipulation for the purposes of foreign interference. This case, at the crossroads of cybercrime, European justice, and geopolitical tensions, could mark a new escalation in the trade war between the United States and the European Union.

And what if the next big battle for AI was not played out on a language model, but rather on the browser that billions of internet users use every day? OpenAI is preparing to launch a web browser powered by artificial intelligence, designed to directly compete with Google Chrome. This still discreet initiative aims to divert usage from Google's historic engine, a cornerstone of its advertising ecosystem. By transforming browsing into a conversational interface, OpenAI could redefine the rules of a market that has been locked down for years by Alphabet.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is now infiltrating laboratories and scientific publications, raising crucial questions about the integrity of research. A recent study reveals that over 13% of biomedical articles bear traces of ChatGPT and similar tools.

Cardano injects its blocks into your ledgers: a blockchain that verifies the figures while the auditor sleeps, and the accountant prays that nothing is noticed.

Polygon is about to reach a decisive milestone with Heimdall v2, a hard fork that Sandeep Nailwal describes as "the most complex since 2020". On July 10, the PoS network is deeply modernizing its infrastructure while consolidating its governance, now in the hands of its co-founder. This is a strategic operation as the battle intensifies on the front of layer two blockchains.

Even after stepping down from his CEO role at X (formerly Twitter), Jack Dorsey isn’t taking holidays. This time, the former X boss introduced a new decentralized messaging app, Bitchat, which could transform the social media space in an era where privacy, security, and censorship have become a big thing. If this project goes mainstream, centralized messaging apps like WhatsApp and Messenger could see a peer-to-peer competitor.

2025 marks a turning point in the quantum race. Japan has unveiled a superconducting computer with 256 qubits, the most powerful ever designed in this format. A few days later, China made a strong move by activating a system surpassing 1,000 qubits. Even better, Beijing announces concrete industrial goals in the coming 18 months. But one event shakes global cybersecurity: a Chinese team has reportedly managed to break RSA encryption using a quantum machine. These advancements render classical cryptographic systems obsolete, including those currently used by blockchains.

As the entire planet holds its breath in the face of the rapid rise of artificial intelligence, the European Union is moving forward with determination. Where others hesitate, it legislates. Faced with tech giants and hesitant governments, Brussels waits for neither soft consensus nor external validation. Its strategy? Regulate first, innovate later. A risky bet, perhaps. But a bet that is embraced. And above all, a clear message: AI will not be a jungle in Europe.

The quantum threat is not for tomorrow morning, but recent breakthroughs suggest that the Bitcoin community made the right move to initiate major maneuvers.

While Bitcoin mining now seems to be reserved for industrial giants equipped with powerful ASICs, an improbable feat challenges this logic. A solo miner, armed with only 2.3 PH/s, mined a block on his own via Solo CK, earning about $350,000. This almost impossible statistical achievement recalls the more open beginnings of the network. In an increasingly centralized ecosystem, this isolated victory revives the fundamental question: is the Bitcoin network still accessible to independents?

When the guru of Ethereum worries about his own creature, there is something fishy under Web3. Vitalik pulls out the tests… and his anti-glitter blockchain scalpel.

Web3 is facing a perfect storm of increasing threats. Phishing attacks have siphoned off more than $341 million in just 300 days, and the imminent arrival of the quantum computing era threatens to render current cryptographic protections obsolete. It is in this context that Naoris Protocol is positioned, developing the first decentralized post-quantum cybersecurity infrastructure designed for blockchain ecosystems.

The European Central Bank is embarking on a major technological shift. The Governing Council has just approved two major projects aimed at integrating blockchain technology into the euro transaction settlement system. This is a strategic advancement that marks a turning point in the modernization of the financial infrastructures of the European Union.