KGeN, the verified human network powering training of foundation models for Frontier AI and Robotics Labs, today launched $KGEN 2.0, a framework that permanently links its growing revenue to recurring token supply reduction. The Genesis Burn retires 22M $KGEN tokens (10% of circulating supply) in the largest single supply retirement event in the protocol's history.

Monolythium Foundation today introduced the public testnet for Monolythium, a rebuilt Layer 1 blockchain designed as settlement infrastructure for autonomous agents, post-quantum accounts, native markets, and operator-cluster infrastructure.

AI-powered platform maintains automated strategy execution through nine-day institutional outflow streak; new users can access live trading trial with no deposit required.

Hardware wallets are quietly converging on a new feature: native DeFi yield. Ledger launched stablecoin yield with Kiln in April 2025. Tangem followed with Aave in late 2025. Trezor’s version, powered by Morpho, launched in late May 2026.

Two regulated consumer finance platforms serving more than 75 million users across the US, UK, and EU have listed RAY within a month.

More investors are using AI trading software in 2026 because markets have become harder to manage by hand. A look at how AI-assisted trading tools help scan markets, filter signals, manage risk, and keep human review in the process — and where BulkQuant fits in the broader trend.

On May 21, ARIQO, an onchain financial platform, made its first public appearance at Southeast Asia Blockchain Week (SEABW) in Bangkok.

This guide covers how that shift actually happened, what it means for retail investors today, and why SaintQuant leads the field for beginners in the US looking for a genuinely hands-off automated crypto trading experience.

Venture builder Improbable has invested $2 million in Otomato, the portfolio-aware DeFi intelligence layer that monitors users' on-chain positions 24/7 and alerts them when something materially changes their risk, cost, or opportunity.

As the DeFi sector rushes to integrate zero-knowledge proofs and privacy pools, defi.com CEO Neil May has issued a sharp rebuke to the industry: the vast majority of privacy solutions are solving the wrong problem.