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Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure A new SEC filing shows fresh risks in Michael Saylor’s $78 billion Bitcoin plan. Even with those risks, Saylor’s firm is seeing substantial gains from the Bitcoin it already holds. Michael Saylor shared the news on X, showing both the success and the danger behind his bold Bitcoin strategy. SEC Filing Reveals Key Risks Of Michael Saylor’s Billion-Dollar Bitcoin Strategy Michael Saylor’s post on X shares the new SEC filing that explains Bitcoin’s wild price moves bring serious risks. According to the filing, Bitcoin has fluctuated between…

A new paper from a Samsung AI researcher explains how a small network can beat massive Large Language Models (LLMs) in complex reasoning.In the race for AI supremacy, the industry mantra has often been “bigger is better.” Tech giants have poured billions into creating ever-larger models, but according to Alexia Jolicoeur-Martineau of Samsung SAIL Montréal, a radically different and more efficient path forward is possible with the Tiny Recursive Model (TRM).Using a model with just 7 million parameters, less than 0.01% of the size of leading LLMs, TRM achieves new state-of-the-art results on notoriously difficult benchmarks like the ARC-AGI intelligence…

Kazakhstan, an emerging cryptocurrency hub in Central Asia, has been cracking down on illicit activity in the cryptocurrency sector, shutting down dozens of crypto platforms this year.Kazakhstan’s Financial Monitoring Agency (AFM) has taken down 130 crypto platforms involved in money laundering schemes this year, a spokesperson for the agency told Cointelegraph on Wednesday.The authorities have also seized $16.7 million in various cryptocurrencies linked to these illegal operations, the AFM representative said, confirming local reports from Tuesday.Last week, AFM also reported seizing $642,000 from illegal mining operations in Kazakhstan, underscoring the country’s strict stance on illicit crypto activities while continuing to…

Key points:Bitcoin experienced profit booking on Tuesday, but the shallow pullback suggests that the bulls are not rushing to the exit, as they anticipate the uptrend to continue.Many altcoins rebounded off their support levels, indicating buying at lower levels.Bitcoin (BTC) turned down sharply on Tuesday, but the bears could not pull the price below $120,000. That suggests solid demand at lower levels. The bulls have pushed the price above $123,000 and will next attempt to clear the overhead hurdle at $124,474.Analysts are bullish on BTC’s prospects in October, which has been the second-best performing month on average since 2013, with…

Dubai’s VARA fines 19 crypto firms for operating without proper licenses. Penalties range from AED 100,000 to AED 600,000 with immediate cease orders. VARA and SCA’s partnership ensures unified rules across the country’s digital asset market. The United Arab Emirates is reinforcing its position as a global crypto hub—but not without rules. As the country’s virtual asset market expands, regulators are stepping up enforcement to protect investors and ensure transparency. Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) has taken decisive action against unlicensed operators, signalling that the city’s crypto ambitions are rooted in compliance, not chaos. VARA fines 19 crypto…

Key Takeaways BNB Chain reached $5.6M in daily fees, its second-highest level in three years. Meme coin launches and perpetual DEX growth are fueling record activity. Share this article BNB Chain recorded $5.6 million in daily fees today, marking its second-highest level in the past three years.The network led all blockchains in 24-hour fees during October 2025, surpassing TRON, Solana, and Ethereum. Increased activity from meme coin launches has fueled network demand, driving higher transaction volumes and fee generation.BNB Chain is also seeing rising participation in perpetual futures trading, led by decentralized platforms like Aster DEX. The network continues to…

Hyperliquid token (HYPE) slipped for a fifth straight session Tuesday, falling about 6% intraday to the $45–$46 and finally rebounding slightly today. HYPE has a lot going for it: low fees on both perps and spot. Also no KYC cause it’s a dex The move adds to a week of steady bleeding, but on-chain and technical indicators hint the selloff could be running out of steam. Here’s what’s next for Hyperliquid: Hyperliquid Token: Tight Range Signals Next Move, Rounding Bottom or Fakeout? (Source: TradingView) Two more weeks. That’s when people think altcoin season is finally going to break out… maybe…

When you’re buying a new item of clothing, you probably don’t give much thought to the design and assembly processes the garment went through before arriving at the store.Creating a piece of apparel starts with a designer sketching out an idea. Then a pattern is made, the fabric is chosen and cut, and the garment is sewed. Finally the clothing is packaged and shipped.To expedite the process, some apparel companies now use 3D technologies including design software, body scans, visualization, and 3D printers. The tools allow designers to envision their creations in a variety of colors, fabrics, and motifs. Avatars…

The Pi Network (PI) community is heating up after a major announcement revealed that new Decentralized Finance (DeFi) features are now live on the Testnet. With the cryptocurrency currently trading around $0.26 after crashing severely in the past few months, the report of new upgrades raises the question of whether these developments could trigger a strong enough comeback to spark a 900% rally back to $2.98.  Could Pi Network’s New DeFi Upgrades Spark A Rally?  Pi Network’s price faced a devastating correction over the course of eight months, plunging from its February peak of $2.98 to just around $0.26 today.…

Institutional capital is increasingly steering the direction of the crypto market, executives from Bitwise Asset Management and Aspen Digital told Decrypt in separate interviews during the Token2049 conference in Singapore last week. Hong Kim, Chief Technology Officer and co-founder of Bitwise, said the investor base for Bitcoin has shifted from retail traders to long-term allocators. “The first year of Bitcoin ETFs saw about $30 billion of inflows; this year we’ve already added another $20 billion,” he said. “Every quarter, we’ve had steady inflows of $5 to $10 billion. It’s not stopping.”Kim described the launch of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds as “the IPO…