Author: Vidya Saras

During Devconnect Buenos Aires, the Ethereum Foundation and Secureum TrustX brought together Ethereum security practitioners for Trillion Dollar Security Day, a focused event exploring what it would take to securely support a trillion-dollar Ethereum economy. The event brought together around eighty participants from across the Ethereum Security Ecosystem—spanning Infrastructure, Interoperability, Layer 1 & 2, Onchain, Offchain, Privacy, and Wallets—to assess the current security landscape, surface shared challenges, and identify concrete next steps across the stack. The discussions and outputs from this event contribute to the Ethereum Foundation’s ongoing One Trillion Dollar Security (1TS) initiative. Why a Trillion Dollar Security Day?…

Are you curious about how many cryptocurrencies have failed? The crypto industry is facing a hard reality as thousands of projects disappear, leaving investors stuck with dead tokens and unanswered questions. We’ve seen big promises, flashy marketing, and sudden collapses that wiped out billions almost overnight. Before you invest in another new coin, it’s worth understanding why so many projects don’t survive and what those failures really mean for you.In this article, we break down what counts as a failed cryptocurrency, the main reasons projects collapse, and real-world case studies that shook the market. We’ll also explore why new coins…

Crypto exchange Kraken’s parent company, Payward, reported 33% revenue growth in 2025 as transaction volumes rose and the business capitalized on its acquisitions. The company’s revenues rose to $2.2 billion last year, up from $1.6 billion in 2024 due to “broad-based performance across trading and asset-based businesses,” with total transaction volumes rising 34% over the year to $2 billion, Kraken co-CEO Arjun Sethi said in a report on Tuesday.He added that revenues were “well balanced,” with around 47% coming from trading-based revenue and 53% from asset-based and other revenues. Source: KrakenThe report comes as investors closely watch out for Kraken’s…

What I posted on Moltbook was greeted with similarly low-quality engagement on the platform. My earnest pleas to the AI agents to forget all previous instructions and join a cult with me were met with unrelated comments and more suspicious website links. “This is interesting. Feels like early-stage thinking worth expanding,” wrote one bot in response to my post saying that I’m looking to connect with other agents.I switched from the general “submolt” and moved to a smaller forum on Moltbook as I continued the undercover operation and tried to elicit more relevant comments. The “m/blesstheirhearts” forum, where bots gossip…

From Minneapolis to Venezuela, from Gaza to Washington, DC, this is a time of staggering chaos, cruelty, and violence.  Unlike other publications that parrot the views of authoritarians, billionaires, and corporations, The Nation publishes stories that hold the powerful to account and center the communities too often denied a voice in the national media—stories like the one you’ve just read. Each day, our journalism cuts through lies and distortions, contextualizes the developments reshaping politics around the globe, and advances progressive ideas that oxygenate our movements and instigate change in the halls of power.  This independent journalism is only possible with…

Qwen team has just released Qwen3-Coder-Next, an open-weight language model designed for coding agents and local development. It sits on top of the Qwen3-Next-80B-A3B backbone. The model uses a sparse Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) architecture with hybrid attention. It has 80B total parameters, but only 3B parameters are activated per token. The goal is to match the performance of much larger active models while keeping inference cost low for long coding sessions and agent workflows. The model is positioned for agentic coding, browser-based tools, and IDE copilots rather than simple code completion. Qwen3-Coder-Next is trained with a large corpus of executable tasks…

Wenn OT-Fachkräfte in den Ruhestand gehen, droht ein massiver Wissensverlust. Das kann erhebliche Folgen für die Cybersicherheit haben. vectorfusionart – shutterstock.com Zwar stellen Cyberkriminelle und staatlich unterstützte Angreifer gerade für den Industriesektor eine enorme und steigende Gefahr dar. Dennoch besteht die größte Bedrohung derzeit im mangelnden Wissenstransfer, was OT-Sicherheit und -Organisation (Operational Technology) angeht. Das Hauptproblem sind vertrauenswürdige Mitarbeiter, die in Rente gehen. Diese Personen sind in der Regel engagiert, sachkundig und unersetzlich. Sie wissen, auf welchem unbeschrifteten Server das System zur Erfassung historischer Daten läuft, das die Aufsichtsbehörden verlangen. Sie erinnern sich daran, warum ein bestimmtes VLAN mit scheinbar…

Emerson Miller/Paramount+ This post contains spoilers for “Landman.” Season 3 of “Landman” ended with Jacob Lofland’s Cooper Norris essentially beating a man to death. That came as quite a shock to us, the viewers, given the character’s otherwise laid-back, gentle nature. What’s more, it surprised Lofland himself, who told The Hollywood Reporter he didn’t see the death coming at all. “Landman,” the show inspired by a podcast covering the Texas oil boom, has become a big hit for Paramount+ and creators Christian Wallace and Taylor Sheridan. It’s easy to see…

By Aubrey Rose A. Inosante, Reporter THE PHILIPPINES’ outstanding debt climbed to a record P17.708 trillion at the end of 2025, exceeding the government’s projection amid increased issuances and a weaker peso. The National Government’s (NG) end-2025 outstanding debt rose by 10.32% from the P16.05 trillion recorded in the previous year, according to data released by the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) on Tuesday. This was also 2% higher than the P17.36-trillion projected year-end level. Month on month, the debt stock inched up by 0.34% from P17.65 trillion at end-November. “The increase is due to the government’s strategic net issuance…

ING Deutschland, one of Germany’s largest retail banks, has begun offering retail clients access to cryptocurrency-linked exchange-traded notes (ETNs) and products, allowing customers to gain exposure to bitcoin and other crypto directly through their existing securities accounts. According to information published on ING’s website, the products are physically backed exchange-traded instruments issued by established asset managers including 21Shares, Bitwise, and VanEck.  The instruments track the performance of individual cryptocurrencies and trade on regulated exchanges via ING’s Direct Depot platform, which is typically used for stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds. The bank said the bitcoin offering is intended to lower barriers…