AI models led to a ‘vulnerability apocalypse’ in crypto security: Immunefi CEO

[PRESS RELEASE – Fort Worth, Texas, June 11th, 2026] CoinFello, the first self-sovereign AI agent for executing and automating DeFi, today announced the launch of Fello 1, a major upgrade to its agent that enables users to interact with any EVM-compatible smart contract whilst providing new capabilities, new pools, and new protocols to arrive without […]

This partnership could significantly enhance DeFi accessibility, potentially increasing user engagement and liquidity in Ethereum-based protocols. The post Uniswap partners with Binance Wallet for $300K USDC rewards program appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The ECB's rate hike signals tighter monetary conditions, potentially dampening crypto market growth and challenging DeFi's competitive edge. The post European Central Bank hikes interest rates for first time since 2023, raising pressure on crypto markets appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Databricks on Wednesday unveiled OpenSharing, a new open protocol designed to let enterprises share AI models, agent skills, dashboards, and unstructured data across platforms without having to copy or move those assets. That sharing is made possible by OpenSharing’s zero-copy credential vending model that allows recipients to securely access shared assets directly from a provider’s cloud storage using temporary, scoped credentials rather than requiring the assets themselves to be copied, moved, or replicated, the company wrote on its GitHub page. Reducing the integration tax of enterprise AI The ability to share AI assets without creating duplicate copies could help reduce integration complexity, improve governance, and limit the operational overhead associated with operationalizing AI systems across environments for CIOs, said Ashish Chaturvedi, leader of executive research at HFS Research. “Every organization building AI, such as multi-agentic systems, is hitting the same wall, i.e.

Heads-up, my fellow Android-appreciating animals: Google’s in the midst of rolling out a subtle change to its privacy settings that’s well worth your while to notice. The change includes a new clause that says the company can use images, files, video, and audio from your interactions with Google Lens, Search, and Gemini Live to train and improve its AI models. By default, that switch will soon be on and active for your account. But with about 20 seconds of one-time effort, you can opt out and flip it off (both literally and metaphorically, if you’re so inclined) once and for all. Lemme show ya how. [Get level-headed knowledge in your inbox with my free Android Intelligence newsletter. Something new and useful every Friday — from my keyboard to your email.]  Google’s new AI training privacy default First things first — the nature of the change: According to Google, starting in the next few days, a new “Search Services History” section within the general Google account settings will lead

This integration could significantly enhance decentralized trading efficiency, potentially attracting more users to both platforms and boosting DeFi adoption. The post PancakeSwap integrates with MetaMask to enhance liquidity for swaps appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Ethereum's wallet growth highlights its expanding utility in DeFi and dApps, but sentiment and price performance remain disconnected. The post Ethereum nears 200M wallets, surpasses Bitcoin by 230% in holders appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

3Jane's strategic pivot to bridge DeFi and traditional lending could reshape fintech capital flows, but loan performance remains a critical risk. The post 3Jane launches with $10M warehouse line and $50M forward flow agreement to bridge DeFi and consumer lending appeared first on Crypto Briefing.