Are Blockchain Companies Building for a World Without Humans?
Midnight City imagines a blockchain economy populated by autonomous AI agents—raising a bigger question about who tomorrow’s networks are actually being built to serve.
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Midnight City imagines a blockchain economy populated by autonomous AI agents—raising a bigger question about who tomorrow’s networks are actually being built to serve.
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X has turned Cashtags into a trading gateway, linking market discovery and conversation on the platform to participating brokerages and crypto exchanges.
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Telegram has begun rolling out its native, non-custodial Gram Wallet, with plans to make it available across an app used by more than one billion people each month. Its unusual shared-contract architecture could bring self-custody to a mainstream audience without requiring a separate crypto app.
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Ethereum is debating whether staking can grow beyond the point where additional participation provides meaningful security benefits—and whether continued validator rewards create unnecessary dilution and concentration.
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What quantum computers actually threaten in blockchain cryptography, what a practical attack would require, and how networks like Kaspa might migrate — drawing on a discussion with Dr. Shai Wyborski.
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We have a guest article from Vyte, an important Kaspa community member, especially in the X world. In this article, Vyte breaks down Maximal Extractable Value (otherwise known as MEV) problems, potential attacks, and how Kaspa serves as a potential solution via block parallelism, kickbacks, fair ordering, and auctions.
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