Quick Terra briefings for every feed item, plus selected source-reviewed analysis. The label on each article tells you which is which.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a reported $197 million weekly net inflow across 13 products, ending an eight-week outflow streak. Analysts still caution that the data alone does not show a demand recovery.
Reported XRP futures unwinds and spot ETF outflows point to softer near-term demand, even as XRPL promotes an institutional pipeline estimated at about $4 billion.
A $407M tokenized Treasury fund is being presented as a sign that on-chain ownership and transfer rails may be becoming more usable for digital-market collateral.
American Bitcoin is reportedly pursuing a 1-for-15 reverse stock split to avoid Nasdaq delisting, highlighting renewed pressure on Bitcoin-treasury equity structures.
Pakistan’s virtual-assets regulator met Mufti Taqi Usmani after his ruling against crypto purchases, with dialogue continuing and no stated policy outcome.
Bitcoin traded near $63,800 after briefly falling below $63,000 in an Asian-session leverage flush, as coverage described crypto as relatively insulated from wider risk-off pressure.
An Interpol sweep reportedly tied one wallet to $122.5 million in Thailand fraud as authorities also target USDT and cash flows. The next signal is what Thailand discloses about enforcement.
SBI plans a JPYSC lending service with a stated 3% annual yield, while Lawson is piloting JPYC payments with KDDI and HashPort.
Strategy reportedly sold about $216 million in Bitcoin as its large holding sat below its reported average cost, putting renewed attention on treasury-company financing and disclosure.
A Verge column says resistance to AI data centers is widening as communities weigh pressure on local power and infrastructure. The record offers no specific project, decision, or timeline.
Sam Altman reportedly now expects AI to be net job-creating, reversing earlier warnings, while the supplied record says studies support neither broad optimism nor broad pessimism.
A Pangram scan found LinkedIn led detected long-form AI-generated social posts, but the study’s conservative detection means its figures may undercount the total.
Anthropic says Claude Cowork is largely used for routine business tasks and text creation, while software work barely appears because developers use Claude Code.
AgenticSTS used five memory layers to keep prompts near 5,000 tokens and won 6 of 10 Slay the Spire 2 games, while competing agents won none.
Claude Code can now work with live web pages in its development environment, with screening for write actions and user approval required for purchases or account creation.
A Brown economics professor saw average exam scores fall from 96% on a take-home format to 48.6% in person without AI, with 27 students absent or withdrawn.
Meta removed a Muse Image feature that generated AI images of Instagram users after saying the @-mention tool “missed the mark,” highlighting consent concerns around generative-image products.
S&P Global cut Oracle to BBB-, citing OpenAI as a key credit risk amid large contractual obligations. The record is single-source and provides limited detail on the rating agency’s full analysis.
Ripple’s CEO said the company once considered winding down and distributing XRP to shareholders. The account is retrospective and does not describe a current decision or pending action.
CoinDesk reports that crypto’s listing pipeline has stalled as macro uncertainty persists and speculative capital rotates toward AI infrastructure.
An AI system reportedly surfaced a bug that could take Ethereum validators offline, while human researchers were needed to confirm and demonstrate the exploit path.
BIP-110 is nearing its deadline with no reported miner signaling and public opposition from Michael Saylor and Adam Back, making activation appear unlikely.
Bitcoin and ether ETFs recorded $282 million in combined inflows after eight weeks of outflows, but the rebound recovered only about 3% of the earlier $9.46 billion drain.
An IMF working paper says dollar stablecoins may widen FX access but could also amplify coordinated exits from local currencies in severe exchange-rate stress.