Crypto News
SEC’s Strategic Shift Towards Crypto Regulation in the Digital Age
The SEC is urged to adapt its regulatory approach to the evolving crypto landscape, focusing on guidance for airdrops, crowdfunding, and broker-dealer operations. (Read More)Source link
NVIDIA’s AI Inference Platform: Driving Efficiency and Cost Savings Across Industries
NVIDIA's AI inference platform enhances performance and reduces costs for industries like retail and telecom, leveraging advanced technologies like the Hopper platform and Triton Inference Server. (Read More)Source link
LangSmith Enhances LLM Evaluations with Pytest and Vitest Integrations
LangSmith introduces Pytest and Vitest integrations to enhance LLM application evaluations, offering improved testing frameworks for developers. (Read More)Source link
Ripple Execs Hint at Game-Changing Crypto Policies After DC Events
Ripple executives express bullish optimism on cryptocurrency’s growing influence in U.S. policy, hailing Washington’s excitement for blockchain’s transformative potential and a pro-innovation regulatory shift. Ripple Execs Celebrate Crypto’s Growing Role in U.S. Policy Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse took to social media platform X this week to share his enthusiasm following a series of high-profile eventsSource link
State of Crypto: Trump’s Second First Week
Donald Trump is officially the 47th President of the United States, and the U.S. government is going in some different directions from the last administration.You’re reading State of Crypto, a CoinDesk newsletter looking at the intersection of cryptocurrency and government. Click here to sign up for future editions.Executive orderThe narrativeU.S. President Donald Trump was sworn into office on Monday and quickly signed a flurry of executive orders. While it took him a few days to get to crypto-specific items, we've seen a number of actions from his administration already — not to mention the broader Republican Party.Why it mattersThese agencies and Congressional bodies' initial actions set the tone for what we can expect as the new Congress and administration really...