🖥 Arthur Hayes proposed creating a global market for AI computing power, where graphics card owners could sell resources for FLOP tokens, and companies and AI agents — buy them at market price.

In his new article he also described futures on computing costs — companies could protect themselves from price increases, and traders — profit from their fluctuations, even without being related to AI.

In the long run, Hayes wants to make Flop Network a global benchmark for computing costs, and FLOP — one of the main currencies for settlements between AI agents.

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🪙 Ripple received final approval from the US regulator OCC to establish its own trust bank.

The company will be able to manage RLUSD stablecoin reserves and store crypto assets of corporate clients, but will not be able to accept deposits or issue loans.

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🪙 AI agents already use Ethereum, and over time their number could reach hundreds of billions, believes Joseph Chalom from Ethereum Korea.

In his opinion, it is AI agents, not humans, who could become the largest group of network users.

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☠️ Hackers have learned to substitute crypto addresses directly on exchange websites — specialists discovered malicious code in the pluggable Udesk technical support system, which can stealthily replace deposit addresses and steal user data.

Moreover, attackers don't even need to hack the website itself — it's enough to compromise a third-party service.

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