Author: Redazione

Hyperliquid has enabled HIP-3, a structural upgrade that enables permissionless creation of perpetual markets, shifting the axis of power from centralised gatekeepers to on-chain builders. The enablement comes after the official announcement in the project’s Discord channel and marks a decisive step towards more open and modular listing, with potentially significant impact on liquidity discovery and speed of innovation. In operational terms, HIP-3 allows qualified deployers to launch markets on HyperCore by fulfilling on-chain requirements without manual core team approvals, reducing friction and go-to-market time. The economic heart of the upgrade is the staking of 500,000 HYPEs to enable a…

On Friday, the cryptocurrency market experienced the most severe wave of liquidations in its recent history, with estimates of between $18 billion and over $20 billion wiped out in less than 24 hours, following a sell-off triggered by President Donald Trump’s newly announced tariffs on China and amplified by the systemic risk of leverage on perpetual futures. The backdrop was that of a rapid correction on leading assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, which accelerated to the downside as forced closures of long positions turned into sell orders on the market, generating additional pressure on already depleted order books. Figures…

Samsung Electronics announced a significant expansion of its partnership with Coinbase, bringing direct access to cryptocurrencies to over 75 million Galaxy users in the US through Samsung Wallet integration. This partnership represents Coinbase’s largest consumer distribution ever and marks a major step towards mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies through mobile devices. Asof 2 October 2025, Galaxy users will be able to buy, sell and manage their cryptocurrencies directly from theSamsung Wallet app, without having to switch between different apps or perform additional logins. The integration includes exclusive access to Coinbase One, the platform’s premium service offering zero trading fees on selected…

Apple has decided to pause development of the revamped version of its Vision Pro visor to focus all energies on a far more ambitious project: smart glasses equipped with artificial intelligence. The strategic move comes after the lukewarm commercial success of the original Vision Pro, launched in February 2024 at the prohibitive price of $3,499. According to Bloomberg, the Cupertino giant is redeploying staff working on the N100 project, the budget version of the Vision Pro originally planned for 2027, to the smart glasses division. This decision represents a significant shift in Apple’s hardware strategy, which seems to have realised…

Wan-Animate is the latest quantum leap in video AI: a unified framework that animates a character from a reference image and video, accurately replicating body movements and facial expressions, or directly substituting an in-scene subject with a visual integration so consistent it looks native to the original footage. Built on the Wan (I2V) family, the model elegantly separates ‘reference conditions’ and ‘generation regions’, normalising inputs and controls into a common symbolic representation that allows for both animation and replacement modes without distributional tearing. The result is fine and predictable control, with a fidelity that pushes the state of the art…

It seems to be shaping up to be a very interesting time for the crypto market in the institutional sphere: take Ethereum, whose share of the total supply held by public companies has jumped to 2.57% in just three months, from a paltry 0.05%. This leap is no accident: it reflects an aggressive accumulation by digital asset treasuries and listed companies. If this trend persists, ETH’s share could surpass that of Bitcoin, currently at 4.03%, up from 3.58% three months ago. Bitcoin, the crypto mainstay, continues to demonstrate resilience, but this trend is accelerating institutional interest in alternatives such as…

Technological innovation is a ruthless arena, where every Apple announcement unleashes a whirlwind of praise and criticism. Every year, with the arrival of a new iOS, the script repeats itself: the bitten apple launches updates that promise to revolutionise everyday life, but a host of detractors is ready to cry decline. “Where has Steve Jobs’ vision gone?” they ask in chorus, evoking a golden age when the iPhone redesigned the world. Yet, with iOS 26, Apple is not limiting itself to cosmetic touches. We are talking about an operating system that integrates artificial intelligence in concrete ways, making the user…

Bitcoin ‘s dominance has fallen sharply in recent weeks, from a peak of 62% to around 55%, signalling a shift in investor behaviour and a potential shift towards a new altseason. This indicator, often overlooked by less experienced traders, is in fact one of the most refined signals for capturing cyclical shifts in crypto market sentiment in advance. Indeed, dominance measures Bitcoin’s weighting relative to the total crypto market capitalisation, highlighting whether investors are seeking refuge in the king of cryptos or instead targeting riskier assets. The graph updated on 1 September 2025 clearly shows a reversal from previous months,…

The US government is finally recognising the value of public blockchains, not only as tools of decentralised exchange, but as credible and transparent sources of data for institutional purposes. According to a recent report by The Block, federal officials are exploring how these networks can be used foranalysing financial data,investigating economic crimes, and even monitoring public policy. A move that marks a cultural and operational turning point. Until yesterday, talking about blockchain in the government sphere meant evoking risks of money laundering, tax evasion or illicit markets. Today, on the other hand, the immutable and transparent data of networks such…

The collective illusion that one only has to add ‘AI’ to a strategy to make it successful is collapsing under the weight of numbers. According to a new study published by MIT and relaunched by Fortune, 95 per cent of AI-based pilot projects fail before they reach the real adoption stage. To read the data, one would be forgiven for thinking of a technological error. But the problem is not the code: it is the management. The report debunks the idea that algorithms, GPUs or lack of datasets are to blame. AI projects fail because the wrong targets are chosen,…