AI
IREN and WULF Shares Jump as Companies Launch Billion Dollar Debt Deals
Both companies unveil major note offerings to strengthen balance sheets and accelerate growth in data center and computing infrastructure
Blockchain Will Drive the Agent-to-Agent AI Marketplace Boom
For agents to be truly autonomous they need to have access to resources and self-custody their assets: programmable, permissionless, and composable blockchains are the ideal substrate for agents to do so, Olas’ David Minarsch argues.
Bitcoin Miners Emerge as Key AI Infrastructure Partners Amid Power Crunch: Bernstein
Miners’ secured grid capacity and high-density sites offer hyperscalers a faster, cheaper path to expand AI data centers as interconnection delays mount.
Bitcoin Miners Rally in Pre-Market as Sector Nears $90B Market Cap
AI and high-performance computing demand fuel fresh gains, with miners eyeing a potential $100 billion market cap by year-end
QumulusAI Secures $500M Blockchain-Backed Facility to Scale AI Compute Infrastructure
The non-recourse facility allows QumulusAI to borrow stablecoins against up to 70% of its approved GPU deployments.
Decentralized AI Marketplace Recall Announces Token Generation Event
The token will be used to fund and reward AI tools, allowing holders to vote on protocol upgrades and treasury allocations.
YZi Labs Introduces $1B Fund for BNB Chain Projects
YZI Labs says it wants the BNB ecosystem to form a backbone of "democratized access and ownership"
IREN Declines 6% on $875M Convertible Note Offering
The hot-handed bitcoin miner turned high-performance computing play could raise as much as $1 billion in the note sale.
DCG Subsidiary Yuma Taps TradeBlock Founders to Lead Growth in Decentralized AI on Bittensor
Yuma has appointed veteran crypto founders Greg Schvey and Jeff Schvey as its new Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technology Officer, respectively.
AI and HPC Hype Fuels Pre-Market Rally in Bitcoin (BTC) Mining Stocks
Bitcoin treasury stocks are lagging, however, despite BTC trading above $124K.
