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One of the biggest AI stories of 2026 didn't come from a new model, a chatbot, or a benchmark. It came from a 358-year-old math problem. 🧮 In 1637, Fermat scribbled in a book margin: "I have
His words: "time to pass the torch and demote myself to my natural state: a poster." You can't tell this story without going back to 2022. 🎬 2022: A founder with two viral apps under his belt (tbh
A16z made a point recently that reframes how to think about blockchain's role in the AI economy: AI agents are effectively "unbanked." Non-human agents already outnumber human employees roughly 100 to
Google Quantum AI's March 2026 paper estimated that Shor's algorithm could break Bitcoin's elliptic curve cryptography with fewer than 500,000 physical qubits. Three papers in roughly one year cut the
Smart contract code is public by design. That's the property that makes DeFi trustless. It's also the property that lets any attacker run AI-powered vulnerability analysis against your entire
Most AI debates start in the wrong place. Teams argue about which vendor to use before they have answered a more basic question: which layer of AI does this problem actually require? The layer
A proposal from StarkWare's CPO has been making rounds this week: Quantum-Safe Bitcoin, or QSB. The claim is that Bitcoin can defend against quantum attacks on future transactions using only
Stablecoin supply grew last year. Transaction volume hit $33 trillion, up 72% from 2024, while total supply stayed in the hundreds of billions. The same dollars circulated through settlements,
$8T+ in on-chain RWAs. $350B in daily repo volume. Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Börse, Deloitte behind it. Canton Network is one of the fastest-growing institutional blockchains — and almost no cross-chain