Publicly listed Bitcoin miners are starting to tap their once sacrosanct BTC treasuries, as winter power costs, weaker margins, and a pessimistic forward hashprice market put balance sheets under pressure. As of Feb. 20, public miners collectively held 115,335 BTC,… Read More »Bitcoin Miners Draw Down $7.4B Treasuries as Winter Power Costs Force 5,359 BTC Sell-Off
Perpetual futures sit at the center of crypto’s derivatives engine, and in early 2026 regulators on both sides of the Atlantic moved decisively to define how, where, and at what leverage those products can be traded. The result is a… Read More »Crypto Leverage Diverges: U.S. Traders Chase 10x While Europe Reclassifies Perpetuals
Anthropic is positioning its new Claude Cowork platform as the missing piece between experimental AI agents and dependable enterprise-grade automation. At its virtual “Briefing: Enterprise Agents” event, the company argued that 2025’s rush into AI agents mostly yielded stalled pilots… Read More »Anthropic’s Claude Cowork Aims to Turn Enterprise AI Pilots Into Production Workhorses
Anthropic is taking its fast-growing coding agent off the desktop and into your pocket. Claude Code, which has surged in popularity among both developers and non-technical users, now has a mobile control layer called Remote Control that lets you steer… Read More »Anthropic’s Claude Code Goes Mobile: Inside the New Remote Control Mode
Within 72 hours in February, Brazil quietly removed one of the biggest cost barriers to importing top-tier Bitcoin mining hardware—and a major European utility publicly floated the idea of plugging miners into a massive Brazilian solar plant to monetize wasted… Read More »Brazil Axes Import Duties on High-End Bitcoin Miners as Energy Giants Eye Stranded Solar
World Liberty Financial’s dollar-backed stablecoin briefly slipped off its $1 peg on Feb. 23, trading as low as $0.994 before snapping back within minutes. The issuer framed the move as the result of a “coordinated attack,” but on-chain and market-structure… Read More »World Liberty Financial’s Stablecoin Peg Attack Exposes Concentration Risk at Single Exchange
When a single engineer can stand up a production SaaS interface in about an hour, the question for most engineering leaders is no longer, “Is agentic coding fast enough?” It is, instead, “What kind of governance makes that speed survivable… Read More »How Treasure Data Built Governance So One Engineer Could Ship a Production AI Tool in an Hour
Google’s decision to cut off OpenClaw-powered agents from its new Antigravity “vibe coding” platform has jolted the agent developer ecosystem and raised hard questions about how much control cloud providers will retain over agentic AI. What Google framed as an… Read More »Google’s Antigravity Crackdown on OpenClaw: What It Signals for the Future of Agentic AI
Bitcoin’s Layer 1 is sending a very different signal from its price and derivatives markets. On-chain participation has been weakening for six straight months, even as transaction throughput and ETF trading keep the asset in constant motion. For traders and… Read More »Bitcoin Network Activity Shrinks as Spot ETFs See $4.5B Outflows in Early 2026
Bitcoin is back near the center of the U.S. conversation, even as its price drifts further from last year’s peak. Search data shows American interest in Bitcoin has climbed to its highest level in roughly five years, a pattern that… Read More »Why U.S. Interest in Bitcoin Is Surging Even as Prices Slide
Quarterly audits and static checklists were designed for systems that changed slowly. Production AI does the opposite: models retrain, data shifts, and behavior evolves hour by hour. By the time a traditional review uncovers a problem, an automated decisioning system… Read More »Building a Continuous AI ‘Audit Loop’: Shadow Mode, Drift Alerts and Defensible Logs
AI agents are starting to deliver measurable value in real-world software and operations, but turning promising pilots into production systems is proving difficult. New survey data from DigitalOcean’s 2026 Currents report, based on more than 1,100 developers, CTOs, and founders,… Read More »AI Agents Are Moving From Hype to Production — But Inference Costs Threaten to Stall Adoption