Energy, earnings and borrowing costs are driving a divided market. Our latest snapshot tracks the moves across stocks, crypto-linked companies and major tokens—and what investors should watch next.
At Consensus 2026, TON Foundation Head of Growth Martin Masser argued that crypto's biggest challenge is no longer technology—it's distribution. And with Telegram now taking direct control of TON, the opportunity may be larger than ever.
At Consensus 2026, Transak's Sami Start and Andy Werner argued that crypto's future may be invisible—powered by stablecoins and blockchain infrastructure quietly embedded into payments, banking, and everyday financial services.
Nexo says crypto lending has rebounded into a $70B+ market as institutional investors return to digital assets. At Consensus Miami 2026, Nexo’s founder, Neil Steinhardt, discusses the company’s U.S. relaunch, Bitcoin-backed borrowing, and why crypto lending is starting to resemble modern wealth management.
At Consensus 2026, Blockster Media spoke with World Foundation about AI deepfakes, online identity, proof-of-personhood, and why verifying humans online may become essential in the AI era.
At Consensus 2026, CertiK warned that crypto’s biggest vulnerability may no longer be regulation — but the growing security risks created by AI, institutional adoption, and rapidly scaling onchain infrastructure.
As institutions and AI systems move on-chain, blockchain’s biggest challenge may no longer be transactions — but making data usable. At Consensus 2026, The Graph outlined why indexing, querying, and trusted access to blockchain data could become core infrastructure for the next phase of crypto adoption.
From property shares around $50 to multimillion-dollar crypto mortgages: how U.S. real estate moves onchain, where investors can sell, and what liquidity really means.