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Stablecoins
Dollar-pegged tokens such as USDT and USDC have become the cash layer of crypto markets and a growing part of payments.
Explore →Tokenization
Tokenization puts traditional assets such as Treasury bills, money market funds, private credit and stocks on blockchains, so they can settle faster and trade around the clock.
Explore →AI chips
The AI buildout runs on accelerators from Nvidia, AMD and custom chips designed with Broadcom, all made by TSMC with machines from ASML.
Explore →AI infrastructure and data centers
Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Oracle are spending hundreds of billions of dollars a year on data centers, chips and power for AI.
Explore →Crypto ETFs
Spot bitcoin and ether ETFs brought crypto into brokerage accounts, retirement plans and model portfolios, and funds for other assets have followed.
Explore →Crypto treasury companies
Public companies that hold bitcoin, ether or solana as a core treasury asset, led by Strategy and BitMine, have become a major source of demand and a market of their own.
Explore →The Fed and interest rates
Interest rates and the dollar drive valuations across stocks and crypto.
Explore →Crypto market structure and regulation
Who regulates which tokens, and how, is being settled through the CLARITY Act fight in Congress and rulemakings at the SEC and CFTC.
Explore →AI agents and payments
AI agents that can browse, transact and pay on a user's behalf are moving from demos into products.
Explore →Bitcoin miners and AI
Bitcoin miners own power contracts and sites that AI companies need, and many have signed multi-year leases to host GPUs for hyperscalers and AI labs.
Explore →AI regulation
Governments are writing the rules for AI at the same time the technology races ahead: the EU AI Act, US efforts to preempt state laws, and export controls on advanced chips.
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