Crypto miner Hive Digital CEO sees AI working in unison with blockchain

Crypto mining firm Hive Blockchain sent a signal to the tech industry when it dropped “blockchain” from its namesake in July, opting to call itself Hive Digital Technologies and reflect its artificial intelligence foray. The decision is part of a wider movement from crypto miners to pivot outside of digital currency mining, amid depressed crypto prices. January saw crypto mining firm Riot Blockchain rebrand to Riot Platforms while June saw crypto miner Applied Digital announce a $460 million deal to host AI cloud computing in its data center. Since ETH mining ended…

Coinbase invests in stablecoin operator Circle

Coinbase (COIN), a US-based cryptocurrency exchange, has secured a minority stake in a payment company Circle.  This collaboration comes as both entities take the significant step of dissolving their Centre Consortium partnership, which had been instrumental in the issuance of USD Coin (USDC), currently ranked as the world’s second-largest stablecoin. An updated agreement According to Fortune, this updated agreement was made on Monday, Aug. 21, which comes as a response to regulatory uncertainty and potential competition from stablecoins, including Tether and now PayPal’s new stablecoin, PYUSD. USDC was originally launched…

AVAX Price Bucks Under The Pressure Of Upcoming $102 Million Token Unlock

While most altcoins are looking toward a recovery from the recent market crash, the AVAX price seems to be gearing up for the opposite. The reason behind this is the massive token unlock that is set to occur this week, which will undoubtedly place more sell pressure on the already struggling price of the digital asset. $102 Million In AVAX Set To Be Unlocked The Avalanche network, like a lot of others, has locked a portion of its total token supply to be released into circulation on a periodic basis.…

Bitcoin Developers Push Back Against Craig Wright’s Claim to Billions of Dollars in Bitcoin

Lawyers for 12 developers told the UK High Court that the company, Tulip Trading, never owned the 111,000 bitcoin it is trying to claim. The company, the developers allege, has “fabricated” documents to prove ownership of the tokens and fraudulently gain control over the funds. The Bitcoin Legal Defense Fund, an organization funded by Twitter (now X), Bluesky and Block (formerly Square) founder Jack Dorsey and others, shared the filing. Source