This collaboration focuses on two main projects leveraging Concordium’s AI technology. First, a Verified Fan Programme will test a new way to connect with fans while protecting their privacy using advanced encryption. Second, an agent-based commerce project will showcase how AI assistants can handle large numbers of fan interactions and purchases.
PiScan, that noble block explorer, slumbers in maintenance until said date. On-chain sentiment, once buoyant, hath plummeted like a leaden balloon, perchance ’cause the explorer doth snooze. Yet, the price chart, ever stubborn, clings to its pattern, and Chaikin Money Flow remains in positive jest. The next acts shall reveal if these signals dance in harmony or discord.
Those accusations, as Hoskinson puts them, centre on a quartet of grim points: that Ripple can simply “dump” XRP whenever the mood strikes; that holders of the token never own a share in Ripple Prime or RLUSD; that no yield rides along with an XRP stake; and, finally, that the company’s entrepreneurial endeavours do nothing to benefit ever‑diminishing token holders.
Coincheck announced on Wednesday that a major telecommunications company will purchase 28.5 million new shares for $2.28 apiece. The transaction is anticipated to be completed in June.
MicroStrategy, that intrepid navigator of the digital gold rush, employs STRC, a perpetual preferred stock, to finance its recurring mid-month Bitcoin purchases. This instrument, K33 notes with a touch of irony, has fueled the firm’s most audacious Bitcoin acquisitions of 2026. How quaint, that a mere stock should wield such power in the realm of decentralized currency!
According to the ever-so-serious analyst Maartunn (who we’re pretty sure is just a cat with a Twitter account), Ethereum’s Open Interest has surged faster than a Brooks film punchline. For those not fluent in crypto-jargon, “Open Interest” is just a fancy way of saying, “How many people are betting on this rollercoaster?”
In plain Russian: ordinary loss hovered near ¥114.9 billion ($728 million). The heart of the affair rested on a staggering ¥116.3 billion ($736 million) in Bitcoin valuation losses that were confessed like a confession at confession night.
This is a significant improvement from the 4.0% increase in March, indicating that wholesale prices are still rising due to ongoing global issues and disruptions to supply chains.
According to crypto.news, Solana (SOL) was trading near $94 at press time (May 13), having briefly flirted with $96 earlier. The token’s recovery from April’s $80 lows felt less like a rebound and more like a phoenix that forgot to die properly.
