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  • Coinbase CEO suggests AI agents will drive more crypto transactions than humans

    Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong highlighted a potential use case for cryptocurrency: AI agents operating autonomously on blockchain networks. Armstrong noted that while AI systems cannot open traditional bank accounts, they can own and control crypto wallets, enabling direct participation in financial transactions. The observation suggests a future scenario where automated agents conduct more on-chain activity than human users, leveraging crypto’s permissionless nature to interact with financial systems without intermediaries.

  • Blockchain.com expands into Ghana after 700% trading growth in Nigeria

    Crypto brokerage Blockchain.com is expanding its operations into Ghana, citing strong demand across West Africa. The expansion follows a 700% surge in trading activity in Nigeria, where user engagement has grown significantly across the Sub-Saharan region. The move reflects increasing adoption of cryptocurrency platforms in the continent’s emerging markets.

  • Bitcoin pulls back from $69,000 as oil market stabilizes

    Bitcoin is trading around $68,372 after testing levels above $69,000 earlier. Total cryptocurrency market capitalization stands at $2.43 trillion, up nearly 3% on the session, with most major altcoins showing gains. The move comes as oil prices stabilize following recent sharp declines.

  • Bhutan moves nearly $12 million in bitcoin

    Bhutan has moved approximately $12 million in bitcoin in recent transactions, according to The Block. The transfers are notably smaller than a previous movement in July when the country relocated over $60 million in BTC across four days. The pattern suggests ongoing bitcoin outflows from the nation’s holdings as the year progresses.

  • Solana’s market capitalization rises by 5 billion USD, can SOL reach 100 USD as Mutuum Finance V1 protocol achieves 200 million USD in total value locked?

    Solana (SOL) has gained over 5 billion USD in market cap after breaking a consolidation phase, now trading between 85 USD and 88 USD following a partnership with Western Union. To reach 100 USD, SOL must overcome resistance levels with supportive network growth.

    Mutuum Finance’s V1 protocol achieved a total value locked of 200 million USD, providing automated risk management in decentralized lending. The project focuses on security and offers efficient liquidity solutions, aiming for significant upgrades and expansion.

  • A company distributes dividends in shares at a rate of 120%, each employee earns nearly 25 billion VND in profit, surpassing TCBS, PV GAS, Vincom Retail…

    The Investment and Construction Company 40 (L40) plans to issue nearly 13 million shares to pay dividends at a rate of 120%, corresponding to 10 existing shares receiving 12 new shares. The issuance aims to increase its charter capital to 237.6 billion VND from undistributed profits. L40 has witnessed significant revenue growth in 2025, reaching 263 billion VND, and a pre-tax profit exceeding 349 billion VND. Profit per employee is approximately 24.94 billion VND, ranking third in the market, surpassed only by VEFAC and VIX, ahead of major names like TCBS and PV GAS. Currently, L40’s share price is 61,500 VND, with a market capitalization of 664 billion VND.

  • Gold price outlook: weekly developments signal bullish momentum

    Gold markets are responding to this week’s macroeconomic developments that may support higher prices. Key economic data and central bank signals are being monitored by traders as potential catalysts for gold strength. The commodity remains a hedge against inflation and currency volatility in uncertain market conditions.

  • Project-x WHYPE-USDC pool offers 51.23% APY on Hyperliquid L1

    The WHYPE-USDC pool on Hyperliquid L1 currently offers 51.23% APY with $14M total value locked. Yields at this level typically reflect elevated risk factors, including potential smart contract exposure and market volatility. Users should review pool mechanics and risk assessments before committing capital.

  • First Bank Joins EU’s regulated blockchain securities market

    Amina has become the first regulated bank in the EU’s blockchain market 21X. This allows banks to facilitate the issuance and trading of tokenized securities, addressing institutional adoption issues.

    The integration of banks like Amina is expected to foster scalability in on-chain markets despite current regulatory limitations, paving the way for broader institutional acceptance of digital assets.