Orbs has revealed that its dLIMIT and DCA protocols have been integrated into leading multi-chain DEX, Sushi This new integration will enable users to access advanced order types, including the ability to spread out their orders over time, regardless of the current price. The layer
Coinbase saw its first AI-to-AI crypto transaction using AI tokens on its developer platform. The AI agents used crypto wallets to transact with AI tokens, bypassing traditional finance. This marks a step toward autonomous AI-driven economies and AI-enabled checkouts. This week, the cryptocurrency world took
Avalanche9000 upgrade will enhance subnet deployment on Avalanche, making L1 launches more feasible. The upgrade will also Introduce customizable chains, speeding up project development and market entry. The announcement has had no impact on the price of AVAX, which is down 2.22% amid a broader
Siemens issued a €300 million digital bond on SWIAT’s blockchain platform. The bond settled in minutes, a significant improvement from Siemens’ previous bond. Major German banks participated, showcasing growing interest in blockchain assets. Germany’s tech giant Siemens has issued a €300 million digital bond, its second
Dick Van Dyke is a living legend, and there aren’t enough awards in the world to properly honor the icon of screens big and small. But unfortunately, despite reports to the contrary over the weekend, a Primetime Emmy in 2024 won’t be one of them.
Production is under way on “Mothernet,” a drama film that examines the growing relationship between humans and technology. Ho Wi Ding, whose “Pinoy Sunday” and “Cities of Last Things” won multiple prizes, is in the director’s chair. Set in Indonesia’s near future, “Mothernet” is a
What you hear in “Road Diary” is the life force of Springsteen as an artist. He plays a number of new songs, but the fact that he’s been playing the old ones for as long as he has only adds to their layered majesty.
A brutally violent directorial debut, Christopher Andrews’ rural Irish drama “Bring Them Down” veers between pitch-black humor and pervading melancholy. A tale of fathers, sons, and mutilated sheep, it toys with narrative point of view in “Rashomon”-like fashion, but keeps pressing questions of masculinity and