Dr. Yang, Founder and CEO of MicroBT, will speak at Money Frontier 2026. MicroBT is one of the world’s leading Bitcoin mining hardware manufacturers, best known for its WhatsMiner @Whatsminer_MBT series of ASIC miners. Join him for a discussion on the latest developments in Bitcoin mining hardware and the future direction of Bitcoin mining. At Money Frontier, you will also meet factory-direct manufacturers and solution providers behind the infrastructure upgrade, helping mining farms evolve faster and more cost-effectively from single-purpose Bitcoin mining sites into hybrid compute infrastructure for next-generation Bitcoin mining and AI/HPC workloads.

There are more microbes in a teaspoon of rumen fluid than total humans on this planet. So cows out on pasture is the best probiotic for the living soil microbiome beneath our feet.

Stablecoin protocols tapping into @MicroStrategy's STRC’s yield are seeing explosive growth. TVL across these strategies has increased 2.5x over the past month, making them one of the fastest growing segments in DeFi right now. This growth is tracking closely with STRC itself, whose market cap has risen 73% from $4.9B to $8.5B over the same period, signaling strong demand for Saylor’s latest product across multiple market participants. @apyx_fi and @saturn_credit are the primary beneficiaries so far. What makes this strategy particularly compelling is its scalability. STRC consistently sees $100M–$250M in daily trading volume, allowing these protocols to efficiently scale exposure in response to deposits and redemptions without major liquidity constraints. With the right risk safeguards in place, the next phase of this trade is likely to be looping yield-bearing stablecoins. PTs on these assets are currently offering 16% and 13% yields respectively, and importantly, these yields are sustainable even as TVL grows. Early signs of demand are already visible, with Morpho’s listing of PT-apyUSD reaching $23.2M supplied within just 10 days. Looking ahead, the key metrics to watch are continued TVL growth and capital efficiency across these strategies. Secondary beneficiaries are @pendle_fi and @Morpho, which are becoming the primary venues for structuring and leveraging these trades.

Strategy (prev. #MicroStrategy#) has bought an additional 24,869 $BTC for $2.01B. They now hold 843,203 $BTC, acquired for a total of ~$63.82B at an average price of $75,540 per Bitcoin.

5 things worth watching right now 1. Iran submitted its response to the US peace proposal via Pakistan 2. Wright: US will use force on Hormuz if no deal with Iran 3. MicroStrategy confirms conditions to sell Bitcoin for STRC dividends 4. Top 3 under-the-radar AI stocks for 2026 5. Energy Sec warns gas and diesel prices stay elevated while war drags on

What does it take to keep humans firmly in the loop when AI agents start paying for things? 🪁 At @consensus2026, our VP & Global Head of BD @lei_lei0904 joined @programmer (@CoinbaseDev), @rohinlohe (@Cloudflare), and @0xbury (@virtuals_io) on @CoinDesk's "Trillion Dollar Question: Framework for Agentic Payments" panel to break down what @GoKiteAI has already shipped: ▷ Kite Agent Passport: a session where users pre-set spending caps and time windows before the agent transacts. Full traceability from human intent to on-chain payment. ▷ Kill switch: every Passport ships with one-click human override. If the agent veers off, you cut it. ▷ Agent-native rails: traditional 3% checkout fees were never built for "buy me a snack" or "research SF apartments" microtransactions. Stablecoins are the answer. Watch Lei's full segment⬇️

Feynman had studied the ideas of John von Neumann while researching quantum field theory. His most famous lecture on the subject was delivered in 1959 at the California Institute of Technology, published under the title "There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom" a year later. In this lecture he theorized on future opportunities for designing miniaturized machines, which could build smaller reproductions of themselves. This lecture is frequently cited in technical literature on microtechnology, and nanotechnology. Feynman also suggested that it should be possible, in principle, to make nanoscale machines that "arrange the atoms the way we want" and do chemical synthesis by mechanical manipulation. He also presented the possibility of "swallowing the doctor", an idea that he credited in the essay to his friend and graduate student Albert Hibbs. This concept involved building a tiny, swallowable surgical robot.