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Usury Laws, Interest Rate Caps, and the Moral Status of Debt
There is an old moral question that hides inside every loan agreement: Why should someone who needs money have to...
The People Building AI Are Warning Us About AI
In September 2026, Jacob Coxon, a 27-year-old researcher who had spent the prior three years doing pretraining research at both...
Norway Plans Temporary Ban on AI Glasses in Public Places
Norway’s government plans to propose a temporary ban on AI glasses in some public places, citing concerns that people could...
AI Giants Just Agreed to Police Themselves, What Happens When They Start Building Superintelligence?
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump and six of the world's most powerful tech CEOs met at the White House to...
Where DeFi Still Relies on Control, and Why Users Should Care
Most people don’t question how decentralized DeFi is until something goes wrong. When things run smoothly, it seems open, borderless,...
Can Decentralized AI Really Compete With OpenAI, Google, and Meta?
For most of the internet era, the biggest technological revolutions have followed a familiar pattern; breakthroughs appear, innovation explodes, and...
Private Credit Found a New Home, and It’s On-Chain
Crypto has for many years promised a financial system without banks, and one of its fastest-growing sectors looks surprisingly similar...
Inside the Stablecoin Data Sharing Arrangement Between New York and EU Regulators
On May 13, 2026, the New York State Department of Financial Services and the European Banking Authority signed a Memorandum...
The Bank of England Was Warned Its Stablecoin Rules Would Kill the Market, and It Listened
In November 2025, the Bank of England opened a consultation on how it would regulate systemic pound-backed stablecoins, and the...
AI-Powered Browsers Are Becoming a New Security Risk for Crypto Users
A few years ago, most people thought of browsers as simple tools for opening websites, checking emails, and logging into...
