Cancore Raises $7.2 Million to Connect Canton With Public-Chain Liquidity
Paper Ventures, dao5 and four other investors back the platform’s expansion across tokenized assets, cross-chain settlement and AI-assisted trading.
Artificial intelligence in business and finance: the companies, the money and the tools.
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Paper Ventures, dao5 and four other investors back the platform’s expansion across tokenized assets, cross-chain settlement and AI-assisted trading.
The companies will explore identity checks and spending controls for Hecto Financial’s developing AI payment platform, connecting automated shopping with checks before money moves.
New treasury tools connect cash management, payments and digital assets, with a returns program for eligible balances outside banking hours.
With billions flowing into AI infrastructure and computing costs changing fast, Hayes wants a market where businesses can lock in prices and suppliers can plan revenue.
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.
AI companies are raising billions to expand. Faster loans, useful business software and paid robotaxi rides show where the money could come back.
Chamath sees Bitcoin going to zero. a16z has dropped crypto from its name. Meanwhile, banks and payment companies are building with it. Here’s what could outlast the hype.
Visa and Mesh target everyday crypto spending, Mastercard adds stablecoin risk checks, and Evervault tackles the security challenge of letting AI agents pay.
The Chair and MCP Connector let organizations approve, block or pause agent actions before they happen—with separate permissions for coding, stablecoin payments and trading.
After testing ten fingerprinting techniques—including its own—Sentient is opening up the search for a reliable way to trace copied and modified AI models.
A reported funding push puts the two AI rivals in competition for investor capital, while the cost of building and running their systems keeps the stakes high.
Citi and Bank of America are limiting outside AI agents. Blockster’s MoonPay interview shows a different approach: spending with limits and human approval.