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Opinion by: Rowan Stone, CEO at SapienAI is a paper tiger without human expertise in data management and training practices. Despite massive growth projections, AI innovations won’t be relevant if they continue training models based on poor-quality data. Besides improving data standards, AI models need human intervention for contextual understanding and critical thinking to ensure ethical AI development and correct output generation.AI has a “bad data” problemHumans have nuanced awareness. They draw on their experiences to make inferences and logical decisions. AI models are, however, only as good as their training data.An AI model’s accuracy doesn’t entirely depend on the underlying…

Is it true that digital currencies are not just a passing trend? Will it stay with us in the years ahead? Well, cryptocurrencies have been shaking up the global economy, from the rise of Bitcoin to Dogecoin becoming real money.So, the short answer is most likely a yes!Amidst this crypto excitement, we must not forget the role of Crypto APIs as the backbone of the economic evolution. This article will explore how Crypto APIs are shaping the financial industry, from giving market access to supporting institutional adoption.If you’re not aware of Crypto APIs, don’t worry! This topic may sound challenging…

The Cross-Chain Vulnerability: Why Bridging Blockchains Is a Hacker’s Dream Introduction In the rapidly evolving world of blockchain technology, interoperability—or the ability of different blockchain networks to communicate and exchange data—has become a key focus. Cross-chain bridges, which enable the transfer of assets between blockchains, promise seamless interactions between ecosystems like Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin. However, this convenience comes at a significant security cost. Cross-chain bridges have emerged as a lucrative target for hackers due to their complex architecture, centralized components, and high-value asset flows. In 2022 alone, bridges lost over $2 billion to exploits, making them one of the…

Key takeaways:Solana’s $9.4 billion TVL is a 54% increase since April 7.Solana’s memecoin daily trading volume has more than doubled since early April. A bullish V-shaped recovery pattern projects SOL price to rise toward $300.Solana’s native token, SOL, surged 86% between April 7 and May 26, following a broader altcoin market rally that also saw Bitcoin hit new all-time highs above $111,000. Since then, SOL has struggled to break above $180, but onchain and technical data still suggest further gains are in store for the altcoin. Can SOL hit all-time highs above $300?Solana’s TVL up 54% since April 7The total value locked (TVL) on…

Bitcoin (BTC) price hovered near $109,000 on Monday, showing a slight recovery after pulling back from recent peaks. The BTC price remained steady, with traders reacting to continued regulatory support and a steady rise in institutional engagement. Although the leading crypto dropped from its ATH, the overall positive environment among digital assets kept the cryptocurrency going. The Ether price remained above $2,500, suggesting that investors remain interested as macro issues improve, and the network sees more activity. The last 24 hours saw large gains in SOL, XRP, and DOGE, all due to overall optimism in the market. Can Bitcoin Price…

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure With Bitcoin retracing after hitting a new all-time high, Ethereum, the second-largest crypto asset, has followed suit and is now trading below the $2,600 level. ETH’s waning performance could be short-lived as the altcoin prepares for a key move that would trigger a major upward trend in the following weeks. Ethereum’s Reentry Into A Bullish Phase  Even though Ethereum’s price has pulled back below $2,600, Cas Abbe, a Web3 growth manager and crypto analyst on the X platform, claims that the altcoin is showing signs of life…

The Musée Marmottan Monet is the former residence of François Christophe Edmond Kellerman, the Duke of Valmy, in Passy, a former hamlet absorbed into Paris after the French Revolution. The property comprised a main building and two pavilions. The duke died in 1868, and his widow and daughter sold the home in 1882 to industrialist and art collector Jules Marmottan, who amassed paintings mainly by Italian, Flemish, and German Primitives. In 1883 Marmottan’s treasures passed to his only son, Paul, who thereafter devoted himself to studying history, particularly that of the Napoleonic era, and collecting related art, including marble effigies…

Introduction Blockchain technology has been transformative in the digital world, particularly in gaming. While digital collectibles and NFTs are well-known applications, blockchain offers much deeper integration possibilities beyond just in-game assets. This untapped potential can revolutionize economics, ownership, and even governance within gaming ecosystems. Expanding Beyond NFTs Dynamic In-Game Economies Blockchain allows for the creation of decentralized economies where in-game assets can be traded freely across platforms. Unlike traditional gaming models where assets are locked within a single ecosystem, blockchain enables interoperability—players can buy, sell, or exchange items on open markets, reducing the control of centralized publishers. Ownership and verifiable…

Alvin Lang May 26, 2025 00:16 Digital asset inflows hit $3.3 billion last week, setting a new record of $10.8 billion YTD, driven by Bitcoin’s strong performance, according to CoinShares. Surge in Digital Asset InflowsIn a significant development for the digital asset market, inflows reached a remarkable $3.3 billion last week, pushing the year-to-date (YTD) total to an unprecedented $10.8 billion, as reported by CoinShares. The surge in inflows has also propelled the total assets under management (AuM) to a peak of $187.5 billion, a new all-time high.Bitcoin Dominates InflowsBitcoin (BTC) emerged as…

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin believes that if decentralized networks become more robust and private, they can support national efforts to reduce reliance on cash.In a May 25 post on X, Buterin commented on recent developments in Sweden and Norway, where authorities are rethinking their near-total shift toward digital payments.Both countries have led the global trend in phasing out physical cash, but emerging security concerns are forcing a change in approach.According to reports, the governments are urging citizens to keep using cash as a form of national preparedness. The recommendation follows growing worries about cyber warfare and the potential expansion of…