Troy Miller
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Forget Skynet. Forget GPT. The most terrifying — and now possibly heroic — artificial intelligence of our age is still wearing a ballet dress and death-staring through bangs. M3GAN is back. And this time, she brought a DAO.
Bitcoin is dancing on the edge of something big—or at least, that’s what the charts are whispering. After bouncing nearly 10% off local lows to hit $108,200 on June 25, Bitcoin is once again approaching its all-time high at $112,000. Meanwhile exchange flows are drying up cutting off supply, and if you believe in the power of technical patterns, we might be staring down the barrel of a bull pennant that screams $165,000 as a Bitcoin price target.
Smart glasses are back — and this time, they don’t suck. A decade after Google Glass became the tech world’s biggest punchline, Meta is teaming up with Oakley to launch AI-powered shades that look cool and do something useful. And Meta’s not alone: Snap, Apple, and Amazon are all betting that the post-phone era lives on your face, not in your pocket. Thanks to real-time computer vision and hands-free AI, smart glasses might finally have their moment. This isn’t just eyewear — it’s the next interface. Don’t blink.
The Trump orbit may be scaling back its crypto exposure — and doing it quietly. According to a fresh Forbes investigation, DT Marks DeFi LLC — the Trump family’s shadowy crypto vehicle — has reduced its stake in World Liberty Financial (WLF) by nearly 20% since the end of 2024.
In a world where most governments are still hand-wringing over what to do with Bitcoin, Vietnam has gone full send into the digital future. On June 14, the country's National Assembly passed a comprehensive Law on the Digital Technology Industry—and it's a game-changer. Among its boldest moves? Crypto assets are now legally recognized.
Ye, formerly Kanye West, has announced plans to launch a meme coin, aiming to use it as the official currency for his website and to bypass platforms like Shopify that cut ties with him due to controversies.
As speculation intensifies over the integrity of U.S. gold reserves, Polymarket has launched two high-stakes prediction markets, fueling a broader debate on transparency in national asset holdings.
Argentina’s libertarian firebrand president, Javier Milei, is facing the biggest political crisis of his tenure after an ill-fated brush with the meme coin trenches. A meme coin called Libra, which Milei acknowledged meeting with the creators of, has triggered a wave of lawsuits, market losses, and even calls for impeachment.
In crypto news today, Elon Musk has once again stirred controversy—this time by calling for an independent audit of the United States’ gold reserves at Fort Knox.
The SEC has acknowledged Grayscale and NYSE Arca’s 19b-4 filing to list an XRP ETF. The countdown to the approval of several spot XRP ETFs has begun.
