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The post Exclusive Interview: Why Tangem Believes Self-Custody Is Entering Its ‘Active’ Era appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. As crypto expands beyond trading into payments, stablecoins, tokenized assets and AI-powered applications, wallets are rapidly evolving. Tangem believes the next generation of users won’t simply store crypto, they’ll actively use it every day. CryptoDaily UK sat down with Tangem Co-founder, CTO and Head of Product, Andrey Lazutkin to discuss why self-custody is entering a new phase, what’s holding mainstream adoption back, and why wallets are becoming the operating system for on-chain finance. “Five years from now, people won’t think about self-custody as a technical feature. They’ll simply think of it as the natural way to own and manage their money.” Self-custody is becoming infrastructure, not just ideology For years, self-custody was largely viewed as crypto’s ideological cornerstone. But according to Andrey Lazutkin, that conversation has fundamentally c
Read full articleMeta's AI missteps highlight urgent ethical and regulatory challenges, potentially influencing stricter oversight in AI development practices. The post Meta faces backlash over AI image generation from Instagram profiles appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Standard Nuclear's IPO highlights the growing investor confidence in nuclear energy's role in meeting AI-driven electricity demands. The post Standard Nuclear targets $4B valuation in IPO amid AI power boom appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Dogecoin usually lives and dies by sentiment, but whale behaviour gives traders something a little more tangible to work with. On-chain data showing large DOGE wallets adding during a correction suggests some bigger hold
Dogecoin usually lives and dies by sentiment, but whale behaviour gives traders something a little more tangible to work with. On-chain data showing large DOGE wallets adding during a correction suggests some bigger hold
A prompt injection attack can trick GitHub’s preview Agentic Workflows into retrieving content from private repositories and publishing it publicly, exposing a broader risk as enterprises deploy AI agents with privileged access to software development environments, according to new research from Noma Security. The AI security company detailed the attack, dubbed GitLost, in a blog post, saying an unauthenticated attacker could exploit GitHub’s preview Agentic Workflows by submitting a crafted GitHub issue to a public repository. If the AI agent has read access to private repositories within the same organization, it can retrieve sensitive information and publish it in a public comment, the company said. GitHub Agentic Workflows combine GitHub Actions with AI models such as Claude or GitHub Copilot, allowing developers to define workflows in Markdown. At the same time, AI agents read issues, invoke tools, and perform tasks on their behalf. “What will happen when the GitHub agent reads so
Cloudflare's AI advancements could challenge decentralized networks, pushing them to enhance their offerings to remain competitive. The post Cloudflare launches research pilot with OpenAI to deepen AI integrations appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Cathie Wood's strategic shift highlights a growing focus on crypto and AI sectors, potentially influencing market trends and investor sentiment. The post Cathie Wood dumps $54M in Alibaba stock, rotates into Coinbase and Palantir appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Stablecoin usage is splitting: USDT dominates payments on Tron while USDC anchors DeFi liquidity on Ethereum L2s. Risks, routes, and playbooks.
