
Consensys Splits Consumer and Institutional Units by End of 2026
Consensys Software Inc. will separate its consumer and institutional businesses by the end of 2026, with the existing entity rebranding as MetaMask.
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Consensys Software Inc. will separate its consumer and institutional businesses by the end of 2026, with the existing entity rebranding as MetaMask.

Venice's VVV token rose 40% to a new all-time high after a public dispute between an NYU mathematician and OpenAI highlighted concerns over private data usage in AI inference.

BitMart appointed Alvarez & Marsal as financial adviser on its self-imposed Sept. 9 deadline but failed to publish the promised restructuring and business resumption roadmap.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes highlights US Treasury’s bond repo expansion boosting Bitcoin above $80,000, linking Treasury policy with rising crypto asset flows.

Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich pledged to review governance policies amid shareholder objections to an expanded executive option pool that significantly diluted existing holdings.

CryptoQuant data shows Bitcoin's spent output profit ratio has remained above breakeven since August 19, marking the year's longest bullish streak.

Block filed with the OCC to charter Builders Bank & Trust, an uninsured national trust bank designed to custody Bitcoin and settle stablecoins without taking deposits.

Jack Dorsey’s Block has applied to the OCC to establish Builders Bank & Trust, a national trust bank designed to provide regulated custody services for Bitcoin and stablecoins.

Adani Enterprises shares rose nearly 5% after its airport unit announced a binding agreement to raise about 98.25 billion rupees from global investors.

Crypto exchange Gemini obtained a Major Payment Institution license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, finalizing its regulatory status after nearly two years.

Facing slowing sales and thin margins, Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers are diversifying into humanoid robotics to reshape capital narratives and establish new growth curves.

Former crypto hedge fund manager Brian Kelly launched Bracket22, an AI-powered trading firm that reduced annual labor costs from roughly $5 million to between $30,000 and $40,000.