Home > Articles posted by Steven M. Crimmins (Page 53)
FEATURE
on Jun 15, 2026
127 views 8 mins

Bitcoin recovered above $64,000, SpaceX raised a record $75 billion in its IPO, U.S. authorities imposed restrictions on two Anthropic AI models, and more from the past week. Bitcoin extends gains on hopes of a U.S.–Iran truce At the start of the week, bitcoin rebounded to around $64,000. The market then came under pressure again […]

FEATURE
on Jun 15, 2026
131 views 3 mins

Consulting firm KPMG has removed the report “Rethinking Excellence in the Age of Agent AI” from its websites following complaints from organizations about inaccurate or misleading claims regarding their use of the technology, according to FT. The document was published in October 2025. It claimed that several major organizations were already using AI agents to […]

FEATURE
on Jun 14, 2026
145 views 2 mins

Tokens of decentralized AI projects Venice and Morpheus surged following a US export directive requiring Anthropic to restrict foreign access to its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models. According to CoinGecko, the Venice token (VVV) rose about 14% in 24 hours, trading at $16.37 by noon on June 13, 2026. The daily high reached $17.66, […]

FEATURE
on Jun 14, 2026
143 views 2 mins

Traditional financial institutions are no longer viewing blockchain as an experimental technology and are beginning to integrate Ethereum-based solutions into real business processes. This was stated by Etherealize founder Vivek Raman in an interview with CoinDesk. According to him, major banks and asset managers are gradually shifting from pilot projects to practical use of public […]

FEATURE
on Jun 14, 2026
156 views 35 secs

Following the latest adjustment, the mining difficulty of the leading cryptocurrency decreased by 10.09% to 124.93 T. Source: CloverPool. This marks the largest decline since early February, when a winter storm in the US led to an 11.16% drop. However, the difficulty quickly rebounded with a 14.73% increase. At the beginning of the year, Bitcoin’s […]

FEATURE
on Jun 14, 2026
168 views 4 mins

In the past 24 hours, Bitcoin topped the trading volume charts on both Binance and Coinbase, with 1.07 billion USDT and $586.09 million, respectively, and appeared significantly stronger than Ethereum. The ETH/BTC pair fell by 1.74%. However, the trading structure did not support a bullish interpretation: the movement remained narrow, the volume did not confirm […]

FEATURE
on Jun 14, 2026
154 views 3 mins

Bitcoin has already hit the bottom of the current cycle at $59,000, according to Standard Chartered analyst Geoffrey Kendrick, reports CoinDesk. Kendrick attributes the recent correction to a mix of macroeconomic uncertainty, reduced risk appetite, and capital outflows from cryptocurrency investment products. However, he believes most negative factors have already been priced in by the […]

FEATURE
on Jun 14, 2026
140 views 6 mins

This week, “Deconstruction” focuses on SpaceX’s historic IPO, new EU sanctions, a tax bill in Russia, strict checks in the prediction market, Anthropic’s closed AI model, a critical Zcash wallet update, and Strategy’s Bitcoin sale. EU Sanctions and Russia’s Crypto Tax Bill The European Commission introduced its 21st sanctions package, which for the first time […]

FEATURE
on Jun 13, 2026
150 views 2 mins

Experts from Galaxy Research have concluded that the current market cycle for the leading cryptocurrency has not yet hit its bottom. According to their report, the asset’s price could fall to a range of $40,000-$46,000. Source: Galaxy. Analysts noted that the four-year price movement rhythm, tied to halvings, persists. However, the amplitude of fluctuations is […]

FEATURE
on Jun 13, 2026
151 views 3 mins

Google has opted out of the US federal program supporting quantum technologies. The company stated that the funding conditions could slow down the path to creating a useful quantum computer, according to Semafor. In May, the US Department of Commerce preliminarily agreed to allocate $2.013 billion to nine companies under the CHIPS and Science Act. […]