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Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino confirmed that by the end-of-year (EOY), the company will release the Bitcoin Mining OS (MOS) under an open‑source license. This operating system is designed to operate at scales, from small home setups to full industrial mining farms with hundreds of thousands of machines. Testing new version of Mining OS by Tether ⛏️Open-sourcing process on track for EOY. pic.twitter.com/wTbaY7Rmxs — Paolo Ardoino 🤖 (@paoloardoino) July 25, 2025 Ardoino said that the new version of the OS is currently being tested. It was stated that MOS will feature a modular, peer‑to‑peer IoT architecture supporting a variety of setups,…

Zircuit, a prominent zero-knowledge rollup forum that is compatible with Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), has unveiled a new project to benefit users. In this respect, it is launching “Hyperliquid for AI Trading,” to advance on-chain finance with AI-driven, rapid trading capabilities. As Zircuit announced in its recent X thread, with Hyperliquid for AI Trading, it endeavors to benefit blockchain-savvy community. Hence, the latest project is poised to bolster on-chain finance innovation led by AI-driven and lightning-fast trading functionalities. 1/🚀 Announcing Zircuit’s next product: “Hyperliquid for AI Trading”We’re bringing lightning‑fast, AI‑driven trading to the same community that trusts our $950 M on‑chain vaults 👇…

Corporate Bitcoin adoption continues its proliferation as more companies pursue accumulation strategies for their treasuries. Firms can benefit from capital appreciation, diversification, and an inflation hedge if executed properly. However, not all Bitcoin acquisition strategies are created equal. If a company’s sole purpose is to hold BTC without sufficient resources or scale, it can risk total collapse during extended bear market periods. A chain reaction could further amplify downward pressure that could prove catastrophic. Varying Approaches to Corporate Bitcoin Holdings Institutional Bitcoin adoption is rising worldwide, with Bitcoin Treasuries data indicating that holdings have doubled since 2024. Public companies now…

The world of finance is rapidly evolving, and nowhere is this more evident than at the intersection of traditional institutions and cutting-edge cryptocurrency. A significant milestone has just been reached that could redefine how large-scale financial operations leverage blockchain technology. Lynq, a pioneering cryptocurrency payment platform for institutions, has successfully completed its inaugural transaction on the Avalanche (AVAX) network. This isn’t just another transaction; it’s a powerful signal of growing institutional confidence in decentralized finance and a testament to Avalanche’s robust capabilities for enterprise-grade solutions. What Does the Lynq Transaction Mean for Institutional Payments? For years, the promise of blockchain…

Sahara Labs, a popular AI-native L1 blockchain infrastructure entity, has recently launched Data Services Platform (DSP). The purpose of launching the Data Services Platform (DSP) is to bolster the training of cutting-edge AI models. Sahara Labs views this endeavor as a significant step toward democratizing access to AI-driven data finance. The development paves the way for relatively sustainable and equitable AI advancement. Sahara Labs Introduces Data Services Platform (DSP) with $450,000 Allocated in Rewards Sahara Labs’ launch of Data Services Platform (DSP) permits everyone to make money for their contribution to the cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) model training. The project…

Matador files CA$900M prospectus to fund its Bitcoin treasury strategy over the next two years. The company eyes a 6,000 BTC allocation and 1% of the total supply to become a major corporate Bitcoin holder. “Flywheel” strategy includes BTC accumulation, synthetic mining, and DeFi-linked revenue generation. Canadian Firm Plans Major Bitcoin Purchase Matador Technologies, a public company based in Canada, says it plans to grow its Bitcoin holdings to 6,000 BTC by 2027. The firm has also set a near-term goal of owning 1,000 BTC by 2026. The announcement marks a shift in pace for its crypto strategy. $MATA Board…

The world of cryptocurrency trading is often described as a wild ocean, with massive movements driven by powerful entities. Recently, the crypto community has been abuzz with news of a colossal shift by a prominent Hyperliquid whale, known as “AguilaTrades.” This isn’t just another trade; it’s a strategic maneuver involving a staggering $475 million Bitcoin position, moving from a bearish short stance to a bullish long, and it’s sending ripples across the entire market. This single event offers a fascinating glimpse into the high-stakes world of institutional-level crypto trading and the profound impact a single entity can have on market…

Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. Everybody knows blockchain bridges are broken. They’re widely recognized as one of the major risks of dealing in DeFi, exemplified by the Qubit, Ronin, and Wormhole exploits that stole hundreds of millions of dollars of investors’ money. Summary Blockchain bridges are inherently insecure, riddled with vulnerabilities that have led to massive exploits, exposing critical flaws in cross-chain infrastructure. Despite the risks, bridges remain central to web3 due to the fragmented nature of blockchain ecosystems and the growing…

Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company has agreed to merge with Cantor Equity Partners I (CEPO) in a SPAC transaction that will take the Bitcoin-focused treasury vehicle public on Nasdaq under the ticker BSTR once the deal is closed. The parties signed the Business Combination Agreement dated July 16 and released the announcement today. BSTR plans to launch with 30,021 Bitcoin (BTC) and up to $1.5 billion in fiat PIPE financing, with the CEPO trust contributing up to roughly $200 million, subject to redemptions. The financing stack includes $400 million of common equity committed at $10 per share, up to $750 million…

Ripple’s chief technology officer David Schwartz confessed that he once faked fan questions for Black Sabbath and filtered the responses of recently deceased rock legend Ozzy Osbourne during what was meant to be an authentic Q&A with fans — an experience he now regrets. “I cheated,” Swartz said in an X post on Thursday. “To me personally, it was a failure, but to everyone else it was a success,” recalling his time at WebMaster when, as an employee, he was assigned to type out responses to fan questions for Osbourne — who passed away on Tuesday at the age of…