Brayden Lindrea

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said AI agent development at the firm has not progressed as fast as expected.

Bitcoin’s realized profit and loss ratio has fallen to a level not seen since FTX collapsed in late 2022 but may signal that the market bottom is in or near, CryptoQuant said.

The Major County Sheriffs of America said it now holds a neutral position on the CLARITY Act, after some of the concerns it raised in a May 14 letter over investigating illicit finance cases were addressed.

Web3 security firm CertiK said crypto exploits fell 47% year-on-year to $1.32 billion in H1 2026, but warned that attacks have been more “financially destructive” than last year.

The US Treasury and Commerce departments have reportedly clashed over which agency should oversee the Trump administration’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, stalling momentum.

A trader lost $2 million after attempting to swap $2 million in Ether for the Lighter token in what was described as a “same-block backrun extraction” exploit.

StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson has proposed lifting Bitcoin’s 21 million fixed supply cap to a 4% annual inflation rate, arguing that supply may run out as users continue to lose their private keys.

Crypto protocols have been urged to reaudit old smart contracts to ensure they’re hardened enough to withstand AI-powered attacks in 2026.

Brokerage firm said it will expand its AI agent trading feature for equities and options to crypto “soon,” enabling agentic accounts to place crypto trades on behalf of users.

Bitcoin heavyweights Michael Saylor and Adam Back have doubled down on their criticism of the BIP-110 proposal, which seeks to stamp out non-monetary transactions on the Bitcoin network.