AI agents are already making bank transfers, planning strategies, trading assets, and closing deals. But when something goes sideways it’s not entirely clear who’s in charge.
The current law enforcement systems are kind of outdated. Integrating AI into the equation is a guaranteed way to completely overwhelm the system.
Imagine a digital courthouse that operates across borders, solves disputes between humans and AI systems, and runs 24/7.
GenLayer’s digital court system uses optimistic democracy, intelligent contracts, the equivalence principle, the jury theorem, etc., to effortlessly sort disputes on-chain and Krix has done a new report on this.
The article below breaks down the ruling-appeal process and how GenLayer ’s making it all work in practice.
We're gonna be doing a livestream with Tobias from Altitude on Monday.
TL;DR: Altitude streamlines DeFi lending by automating loan management and optimizing borrowing rates, tapping into a $54 billion market that's only getting bigger.
We'll be chatting about parallel farming, how Altitude is streamlining user flow, and get into other technical know-hows of the lending platform.
Restaking is a $12.5 billion sector, accounting for 0.37% of the global crypto market cap.
The total value locked in restaking protocols has grown by 41% from mid-April's lows and currently sits at $19.27 billion.
With ETH ETF staking proposals awaiting formal approval, there seems to be scope for further growth.
@ollieblocmates got curious and dived into the restaking meta, why it’s making a comeback, and what staked ETH ETFs might mean for restaking platforms.
https://t.co/YjyHZDGqej is looking to pull off a $1 billion token sale at a $4 billion valuation. That’s enough to make it the third biggest ICO in crypto history.
Ollie has put together an infographic outlining the top-10 raises of all time to give you more context.
Wild how some of those early dino projects, despite attracting massive capital, have faded from their peak.
Raising big doesn’t always mean staying big. In fact, that's when the hard part of "living up to the valuation" kicks in, and for https://t.co/YjyHZDGqej, the litmus test has just begun.
The Fogo mainnet is due to launch in Q3 2025 and we’ve decided to be extra nice and write up a report on it for our benefit as much as yours.
Solana is pretty much the fastest, high-usage blockchain we have. This sits well for the end-game goal of becoming the crypto version of Nasdaq but there is still a long way to go.
There is, however, a new kid on the block and it’s Fogo.
This L1 blockchain aims to solve the latency, throughput, and congestion issues that plague the current blockchain ecosystem.
Don’t be lazy, just read it. @defi_gaz has done a great job.
$30 million+ in agentic volume. 15% projected APR on stables in May. 100k+ autonomous transactions.
That’s Arma, Giza's flagship AI agent, making quiet the noise of late.
While the rest of us are still clicking through clunky dashboards and yield-hopping, Giza hands the controls to autonomous agents.
This means we don’t have to navigate through DeFi’s fragmented mess on our own. It’s a fresh take on how users interact with dApps, which is exactly the kind of reset the space needs.
If Arma’s numbers are any indication, the future of on-chain strategy might just be fully autonomous, run by agents, not anxious humans. @ollieblocmates takes a closer look at this in the article linked below.
. @KaitoAI has been one of our favorite launches in recent times.
At the minute, its reward station is zeroing in on a real problem: how to reward genuine contributors (not just the loudest voices or mob KOLs) in a reliable way?
Predictions on the street say that Kaito is poised to hit $1 billion in total value distributed (TVD).
How realistic is this target and where do things stand currently?
As of now, the TVD figure (excluding $KAITO airdrop rewards) is hovering around $72,364,255.
As far as the breakdown is concerned, @ollieblocmates has chalked out all the projects that have distributed rewards to yappers:
- @boopdotfun - $37.5 million - @StoryProtocol - $14.68 million - @eigenlayer - $18.95 million - @berachain - $10.99 million - @initiaFDN - $2.33 million - @AIWayfinder - $3 million - @animecoin - $1.74 million - @YapCol - $1.07 million - @QuaiNetwork - $2.10 million - @zed_champions - $136k
This means, the platform needs to distribute over $927,635,745 more in creator rewards to hit the $1 billion benchmark, and well, that's plenty of ground left to cover.
Most of crypto’s volume comes from derivatives, we know this. Perps are fine, but options? Still feels like there’s a lot there that people don’t have a full grasp of.
@PremiaFinance could help here with a bit of a cheat code. They’ve brought Kyan, i.e. Premia v4 to market. Think options, perps, portfolio margin, multi-leg strategies, all bundled in one package under the same roof.
It’s non-custodial, order book-based, capital-efficient, and built with real users and institutions in mind.
Kyan isn’t merely a version upgrade of the previous iteration. It’s Premia’s way of saying, “We’re here to eat centralized exchanges’ lunch, on-chain.”
Having a one-stop shop for derivatives is the need of the hour, and @LeftsideEmiri thinks Kyan might just be it.
Solana traders have roughly lost $4 million over the past month to sandwich attacks.
On March 12, a trader lost $714k, while another poor soul lost $215k on March 13. Over 35% of BNB Chain blocks were affected by sandwich attacks on December 1 last year.
We could potentially have a solution in the form of the srAMM though. Indulge me.
Right now DeFi is a maze. Users are left to navigate through the fragmented mess by themselves. We somewhat need a reset and @gizatechxyz's fresh take on user-dApp interaction has our attention.
This protocol hands DeFi over to autonomous AI agents who are built to make smart decisions, react to market moves in real time, and optimize yields while you sleep.
The project's flagship agent, Arma, has already pushed $30 million+ in agentic volume, with 15% projected APR on stables in May, and 100k+ autonomous transactions under its belt.
If Arma’s numbers are anything to go by, the future of on-chain strategy might just be fully autonomous run by agents, not anxious humans. @ollieblocmates takes a closer look at this in the article linked below.