OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced that the company will not go public in 2026 despite having filed confidentially for an IPO. Altman emphasized that the timing of the IPO depends on readiness from both a business and societal perspective, especially considering ongoing concerns about AI safety. The company aims to wait until conditions are more favorable, likely pushing the IPO to 2027, due to tech market volatility and internal challenges. This cautious approach reflects OpenAI's priority on responsible AI development over rushing to public markets.
Traders on Polymarket currently assign a 64% probability that Bitcoin will reach $80,000 by the end of September, while a dip to $75,000 is considered more likely at 68.5%. The market's pricing reflects real trader positioning, with lower chances for...
Ripple reported that its RLUSD stablecoin circulation reached approximately $2.4 billion as of September 3, 2026, based on issuer disclosures and independent analytics. This figure represents the total tokens outstanding but does not indicate when th...
Coinbase has introduced tokenized versions of US tech stocks on its Base layer-2 network, starting with Nvidia, Apple, Meta, and Alphabet. These tokens represent actual shares held in regulated custody, allowing true equity ownership on the blockchai...
The US Department of Justice publicly thanked Tether for its role in disrupting Xinbi Guarantee, a Chinese-language crypto marketplace accused of supporting fraud and money laundering. Authorities restrained over $52 million in digital assets linked ...
D-Wave Quantum reported weaker-than-expected Q2 2026 revenue of $3.08 million, missing analyst estimates of around $4 million, causing its stock to drop over 9%. Shortly after, the company announced its CFO would resign, effective September 2, 2026. ...
