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ADA

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1.27%

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10.29%

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5.47%

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HASH

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1.24%

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0.34%

PYTH

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2.67%

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0.42%

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23.53%

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11.62%

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HNT

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RAY

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XCN

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TWT

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3.51%

WAL

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3.20%

FF

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0.43%

MX

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GALA

$0.00330292

4.79%

ZK

$0.01613304

-0.35%

JTO

$0.333333

2.59%

AB

$0.00155082

0.93%

BAT

$0.102176

2.10%

SFP

$0.301863

0.45%

ENJ

$0.07656

-4.66%

XEC

$0.00000712

-0.33%

IMX

$0.165499

1.41%

AR

$2.11

3.10%

LUX

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4.59%

A

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1.12%

0G

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4.70%

GLM

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4.01%

AKT

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-0.16%

CFG

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3.87%

OZO

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-1.38%

SENT

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1.86%
Price data by
Jose Antonio Lanz

Jose Antonio Lanz

Jose is a journalist, lawyer, professor, and strategic planning specialist whose work has appeared in various cryptocurrency and blockchain publications. He is a native of Venezuela, and writes and translates for Decrypt US and for Decrypt Español. Disclosure: He owns less than 1 BTC.

Stories by Jose Antonio Lanz

  • ChatGPT logo on a smartphone. Image: Shutterstock/Decrypt

    OpenAI Super App Takes Shape: Codex Gets Computer Use, Browser, and Image Gen

    OpenAI announced today it has updated its Codex desktop app with computer use, an in-app browser, image generation, and over 90 new plugins. Almost one year after initially launching Codex, the company now says more than 3 million developers use it every week. And now the idea, OpenAI says, is to let them use “Codex for (almost) everything.” Codex for (almost) everything. It can now use apps on your Mac, connect to more of your tools, create images, learn from previous actions, remember how you...

  • Lady Justice. Source: Shutterstock/Decrypt

    Your AI Chats Can Be Used Against You in Court—Law Firms Are Scrambling

    Two months ago, a federal judge in New York ruled that a fraud defendant's private conversations with Anthropic's Claude were fair game for prosecutors. Now, the legal industry is still processing what that means—and it is doing so fast. More than a dozen major U.S. law firms have since issued client advisories warning that conversations with AI chatbots like Claude and ChatGPT carry no legal protection when they touch legal matters. Some have gone further: firms are now embedding that warning d...

  • Anthropic's Claude AI. Image: Shutterstock/Decrypt

    Claude Opus 4.7 Is Here: Anthropic’s Latest Model Delivers, But It’s a Token Eating Machine

    Anthropic shipped Claude Opus 4.7 today, calling it the company’s most capable Opus model yet. We tested it, and the marketing lines up with the results. "Our latest model, Claude Opus 4.7, is now generally available." the company said in its official announcement. "Users report being able to hand off their hardest coding work—the kind that previously needed close supervision—to Opus 4.7 with confidence." The model arrives on the heels of weeks of user complaints about Opus 4.6 allegedly losing...

  • Image: Shutterstock/Decrypt

    You Switched to Claude Over Surveillance Fears. Now It Wants Your Passport

    Anthropic quietly published identity verification requirements for Claude this week, asking certain users to hand over a government-issued photo ID and a live selfie. Something its competitors don’t require. “We are rolling out identity verification for a few use cases, and you might see a verification prompt when accessing certain capabilities, as part of our routine platform integrity checks, or other safety and compliance measures,” Anthropic said. “We only use your verification data to conf...

  • Alibaba's Qwen AI. Image: Shutterstock/Decrypt

    Free Qwen Is Dead: Alibaba Shuts Down Qwen Code Free Tier

    Alibaba's Qwen Code killed its free tier today. The message in the GitHub repo doesn't mince words: "Qwen OAuth free tier has been discontinued." Alibaba also reduced the 1,000 free requests quota to 100 per day. Users wanting to run Qwen code on the cloud are now directed to check Alibaba Cloud Coding Plan, OpenRouter, Fireworks AI, or bring their own API key. Qwen Code wasn't a hobby project. It was Alibaba's terminal coding agent—a direct Claude Code rival running Qwen3-Coder models, with m...

  • Anthropic. Image: Decrypt/Shutterstock

    Anthropic Preps Opus 4.7 and Full-Stack AI Studio—While Sitting on Something Much Scarier

    Anthropic is gearing up to release Claude Opus 4.7 alongside a new AI-powered design tool that lets users build websites, presentations, and landing pages with plain English prompts—news that caused a dip in Adobe, Wix, and Figma shares on Monday, according to The Information. The products could drop as soon as this week, a person with knowledge of the plans told The Information. The design tool targets developers and non-technical users alike, putting it on a collision course with startups li...

  • Polymarket. Image: Shutterstock/Decrypt

    'Nothing Ever Happens': This Bot Always Bets 'No' on Polymarket, And It Has a Point

    Someone built a prediction market bot with a philosophy borrowed from the most cynical person at every dinner table—the one who always argues “nothing ever happens.” The bot, created by engineer Sterling Crispin, automatically buys "No" on every non-sports market on Polymarket it finds and holds to resolution. The entire trading strategy fits in one sentence. Turns out, that might actually be enough to make your bags grow—kinda. The premise rests on a number Polymarket publishes openly: 73.3% o...

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    Jose Antonio Lanz
  • Image created by Decrypt using AI

    Can AI Beat the Sports Betting Market? 8 of the Top Models Tried

    General Reasoning just gave frontier AI its worst report card yet. Eight top models, including Claude, Grok, Gemini, and GPT-5.4, were each given a virtual bankroll and asked to build a machine learning betting strategy across a full 2023-24 English Premier League season. Every single one lost money. Several went completely bankrupt. The benchmark is called KellyBench, named after the Kelly criterion, a 1956 formula that tells you exactly how much to bet when you have an edge over the market. E...

  • Image: Shutterstock/Decrypt

    Google's Gemma Already Acts Like Gemini—Someone Made It Think Like Claude Opus Too

    If you've been following the local AI scene, you probably know Qwopus—the open-source model that tried to distill Claude Opus 4.6's reasoning into Alibaba's Qwen, so you could run something resembling Opus on your own hardware for free. It worked surprisingly well. The obvious catch: Qwen is a Chinese model, and not everyone is comfortable with that. Jackrong, the same pseudonymous developer behind that project, heard the feedback. His answer is Gemopus—a new family of Claude Opus-style fine-tu...

  • Hermes is a new self-improving AI agent platform. Image: Decrypt/World History Encyclopedia

    What Is Hermes? The Self-Improving AI Agent Coming for OpenClaw

    The AI agent space has a new contender, and it's learning faster than anyone expected. Hermes Agent, built by Nous Research, launched as an open-source autonomous agent that doesn't just execute tasks but improves itself every time it runs. Since its release, Hermes has accumulated over 5K GitHub stars and sparked a debate that's splitting the AI tinkering community: Is it actually better than OpenClaw? The short answer is: it's complicated. The longer answer involves understanding what each to...

  • Japan's Mount Fuji in the Background. Image: Decrypt/Shutterstock

    Japan's Tech Titans Just Teamed Up to Build a Trillion-Parameter AI—And It's Not Here to Chat

    Japan isn't interested in building the next ChatGPT. On Sunday, SoftBank, NEC, Honda, and Sony Group jointly formed a new company with one goal: build a trillion-parameter AI model that runs machines, not conversations. The move is a direct bet on what the community refers to as “Physical AI”: the idea that the next frontier isn't language models that write your emails, but AI systems that control a robot arm, drive a car, or run a factory floor. Japan, with its deep industrial base and decades...

  • Artificial intelligence. Image: Decrypt/Shutterstock

    MiniMax Drops State-of-the-Art AI Agent Model—Then Quietly Changes the License

    MiniMax M2.7 is here, the weights are on Hugging Face, and it's legitimately competing with the best closed models out right now. The numbers: 56.22% on SWE-Pro (a benchmark for software engineering tasks), nearly matching Claude Opus 4.6; 57.0% on Terminal Bench 2. An ELO of 1495 on GDPval-AA (a benchmark for real-world knowledge work tasks across jobs). For context: This is the highest among open-weight models, only slightly below Opus 4.6, Sonnet 4.6, and GPT-5.4. Image: Minimax It's a 230B-...

  • Mark Zuckerberg in the metaverse. Image: Decrypt/Meta

    Forget the Dead-Eyed Cartoon—Meta Is Building a Photorealistic AI Clone of Zuckerberg

    In August 2022, Mark Zuckerberg posted what was supposed to be a triumphant selfie. His Horizon Worlds avatar—a blocky, legless, dead-eyed cartoon that Kotaku memorably described as "a legless knock-off of a Nintendo Mii with the eyes of a corpse"—standing before a tiny Eiffel Tower. The internet buried him in memes. Even Meta's own employees reportedly refused to use Horizon Worlds. That was then. Now, according to a Financial Times report, Meta is building a photorealistic, AI-powered 3D vers...

  • Source: Decrypt

    Want Claude Opus AI on Your Potato PC? This Is Your Next-Best Bet

    Claude Opus 4.6 is the kind of AI that makes you feel like you're talking to someone who actually read the entire internet, twice, and then went to law school. It plans, it reasons, and it writes code that actually runs. It is also completely inaccessible if you want to run it locally on your own hardware, because it lives behind Anthropic's API and costs money per token. A developer named Jackrong decided that wasn't good enough, and took matters into his own hands. The result is a pair of mod...

  • AI and job loss. Image: Shutterstock

    Economists Said AI Wouldn’t Take Jobs—Some Now Admit They Got It Wrong

    For years, economists were the professionals most likely to tell you to calm down about any fear related to technology. ATMs didn’t replace cashiers, Excel didn’t replace bookkeepers and robotic vacuums didn’t replace maids. "Augment, not replace" was the consensus. Well, that consensus is cracking. A new paper from researchers at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, the Forecasting Research Institute, Yale, Stanford, and the University of Pennsylvania surveyed 69 economists, 52 AI specialists,...

  • Gen Z and AI. Image: Shutterstock

    Gen Z Thinks AI Is Rotting Their Brains, But Can't Stop Using It: Survey

    Gen Z increasingly hates AI, but they also can’t stop using it, according to a new Gallup survey released this week. The survey, conducted February 24 through March 4 by the Walton Family Foundation, GSV Ventures, and Gallup, polled 1,572 Americans aged 14 to 29. About 51% still use generative AI at least weekly—up 4% from last year. AI usage among GenZ is rising, but enthusiasm is falling. Excitement about AI dropped 14 percentage points to just 22%. Hopefulness fell 9 points to 18%. Anger cli...

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    The CIA Let AI Write Its First Intelligence Report—And AI 'Coworkers' Are Up Next

    The CIA recently used AI to generate an intelligence report without a human analyst driving it. Deputy Director Michael Ellis confirmed the milestone Thursday at a Special Competitive Studies Project event, marking a shift from quiet experimentation to a public declaration of ambition. Ellis said the agency ran more than 300 AI projects last year, Politico reports. Somewhere in that stack, a machine produced an intelligence product entirely on its own—a first in the agency's history. The near-t...

  • OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Image: Decypt/Shutterstock

    OpenAI Plans Advanced Cybersecurity Product—With 'Trusted Access' Only

    OpenAI is currently building a cybersecurity product it plans to release exclusively through its "Trusted Access for Cyber" program, according to Axios. The program was previously announced in February, and it’s meant to be a controlled rollout that keeps certain products away from the general public and in the hands of defensive security operators only. OpenAI launched the program after releasing GPT-5.3-Codex, currently its most capable cybersecurity offering, and is backing participant acc...

  • OpenAI. Image: Shutterstock/Decrypt

    OpenAI Says Enterprise AI Is Already 40% of Its Revenue Amid ‘Agentic Workflow’ Shift

    Enterprise revenue now makes up more than 40% of AI behemoth OpenAI's total revenue, according to the company. And it's on pace to reach parity with consumer revenue by the end of 2026. OpenAI hit $25 billion in annualized revenue in February, up from $20 billion at the end of 2025. "I have never seen this level of conviction spread so quickly and consistently within the industries," OpenAI Chief Revenue Officer Denise Dresser, who spent more than a decade at Salesforce before running Slack, wr...

  • Meta. Image: Shutterstock/Decrypt

    Meta Launches Muse Spark, Its Most Capable AI Yet—But Gemini 3.1 Pro Still Leads the Pack

    Meta launched Muse Spark on Wednesday, marking the first model built by Meta Superintelligence Labs—the team assembled nine months ago under Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang after Meta's $14 billion Scale AI acquisition. It's live now at meta.ai and the Meta AI app, with a rollout to Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp coming in the next few weeks. This isn't just another chatbot upgrade or a new version of Llama. Muse Spark is natively multimodal—it processes images, text, and voice from the groun...

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