[Brief] Chrome’s AI features may be hogging 4GB of your computer storage - The Verge Google Chrome is reportedly silently downloading AI features that may consume up to 4GB of local storage, The Verge reports. Source: Google News
[Brief] Commerce chief Lutnick to face Epstein grilling in closed-door interview – US politics live - The Guardian US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is set to face questioning about the Epstein case in a closed-door interview. Source: Google News
[Brief] DeFi’s stress test ends quietly. Nothing broke. The recent DeFi stress test ended quietly with no system failures or cascading liquidations, showing ecosystem resilience. Source: CoinDesk
[Brief] Ethereum co-founder Lubin backs ETH treasury firms, calls DATs ‘profound innovation’ Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin backs ETH treasury firms, calling decentralized autonomous treasuries a profound innovation. Source: The Block
[Brief] From ‘what’ to ‘how’: Robinhood and Bitstamp say banks are ready to build on-chain At Consensus Miami 2026, Robinhood and Bitstamp executives said traditional banks are ready to build on-chain. Source: CoinDesk
[Brief] Multicoin goes big on zcash as privacy trade returns Multicoin Capital is going big on Zcash as ZEC surged over 1,500% in the past year, signaling a return of privacy-focused trading. Source: CoinDesk
[Brief] New Disney CEO Gives Vision for Company as Revenue Rises - WSJ Disney new CEO unveiled the company strategic vision as streaming and parks drove revenue growth, sending shares up 5 percent. Source: Google News
[Brief] OKX joins crypto’s pre-IPO frenzy with OpenAI, SpaceX perpetual futures OKX launched perpetual futures on OpenAI and SpaceX pre-IPO shares, as crypto exchanges compete to offer retail exposure to private tech valuations. Source: CoinDesk
[Brief] Sudan accuses Ethiopia and UAE of orchestrating drone attacks on airport - BBC Sudan accused Ethiopia and the UAE of orchestrating drone attacks on the capital airport, raising regional tensions. Source: Google News
[Brief] The future Pope Leo XIV grew up amid a changing Chicago - National Catholic Reporter A look at how Pope Leo XIV grew up in a changing Chicago and how it shaped his worldview, one year into his papacy. Source: Google News