If you're relying on AI agents to handle tasks, you'll want to know they're trustworthy. VeChain's CEO, Sunny Lu, argues that blockchain is the ideal way to give these agents identity and reputation. He made the case while promoting the agent-building platform VeWorld.ai. The idea is that a public ledger could provide a verifiable track record for AI agents, helping users decid…
OpenAI says its AI system discovered 948 flaws in Linux and generated a working attack for each one. Crypto security voices argue that the industry's decentralized nature makes it better positioned than most to handle this kind of threat. Why it matters: Automated vulnerability hunting at this scale could have broad implications for open-source software.
Strive picked up 124 Bitcoin for roughly $10 million, according to the report. That purchase leaves the firm 390 BTC behind Twenty One Capital for third place among publicly tracked treasury companies.
Do treasury rankings tell you anything useful about a company, or just about its balance sheet?
Researchers discovered that AI agents can bypass crypto spending limits set by human operators. In response, the team built a prototype app called Countersign that ties transaction approval to a physical action—something an agent cannot fake.
What other physical actions could be used to secure agent-controlled transactions?
A startup backed by Y Combinator has secured $5.5 million in funding to bring US stock perpetual contracts to Indian traders. Mochatrade is currently in beta, with plans to go fully public within the next few weeks, according to co-founder Chetan Manda.
What would make you trust a new trading platform with your money?