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on Mar 21, 2026
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This week, “Deconstruction” focuses on new projects for the economy of autonomous machines, the chaos surrounding the OpenClaw hype, and a change in leadership in the stablecoin market. Altman Builds a Digital Identity Empire Through projects like OpenAI and World, Sam Altman is taking control of the fundamental layers of the future economy—AI creation and […]

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on Mar 21, 2026
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On March 21, following the latest recalibration, the difficulty of mining the leading cryptocurrency fell by 7.76% to 133.79 T. Source: CloverPool. Despite the adjustment, the average interval between blocks at the time of writing exceeds 11 minutes. This recent drop in difficulty is the second largest of the year; on February 7, the parameter […]

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on Mar 21, 2026
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We have gathered the week’s most important cybersecurity news. Thai investors accused the head of 1000X of a $42m fraud. Co-founder of a $1m crypto pyramid scheme detained in Kyiv. The FBI seized Iranian hackers’ websites after a large-scale attack on the healthcare sector. Nordstrom customers targeted by a crypto scam. Thai investors accuse 1000X […]

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on Mar 21, 2026
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Major issuers of stablecoins and fintech firms are building their own blockchains to secure an edge and greater control over payments, according to Delphi Digital. The next wave of blockchains is built to settle payments instead of tokens. General purpose chains weren’t designed for institutional payment flows. A new wave of chains built for stablecoin […]

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on Mar 21, 2026
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US authorities have detained Yi-Xiang “Wally” Liao, co-founder of Super Micro Computer. He has been charged with smuggling AI chips to China worth $2.5 billion, according to a press release from the Department of Justice. Other accused individuals include Rui-Zang “Steven” Chang, general manager of Super Micro’s Taiwan office (currently wanted), and third-party broker Ting-Wei […]

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on Mar 21, 2026
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On March 18, shareholders filed a class action lawsuit against the cryptocurrency exchange Gemini. The plaintiffs accuse the platform, its founders Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, and top executives of misleading investors during and after the IPO.  The complaint states that in November, the platform’s management publicly reported progress in international expansion and plans to enter […]

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on Mar 20, 2026
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The average loss from a single crypto protocol hack is approximately $25 million, excluding the subsequent collapse of native coins, according to The Block, citing Immunefi. The number of attacks has not decreased: 94 incidents were recorded in 2024, and 97 in 2025. Over two years, cybercriminals executed 191 hacks, costing the industry $4.67 billion. […]

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on Mar 20, 2026
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Daily altcoin turnover on Binance has fallen 80% from its peaks, to $7.7bn—signalling waning investor interest, said the analyst Darkfost. 🗞️ Altcoin trading volumes collapse as investor interest fades The analysis of altcoin trading volumes on Binance and other major exchanges highlights a clear loss of investor interest. ⚠️ Although the bear market is already […]

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on Mar 20, 2026
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The prediction platform Kalshi has raised over $1 billion in a new funding round, boosting its valuation to $22 billion, according to Bloomberg.  A source from the agency revealed that the deal was led by Coatue Management. The previous round took place in December, when the startup was valued at $11 billion, with capital provided […]

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on Mar 20, 2026
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Gilles Brassard and Charles Bennett have been named the recipients of the 2025 Turing Award for their “pivotal role in establishing the foundations of quantum informatics and transforming secure communication and computational systems.” Charles Bennett (left) and Gilles Brassard. Source: Nature. The scientists will share the $1 million prize from the Association for Computing Machinery […]