Untangling Web3

New Matrix is on the approved list to handle Nvidia's H200 AI chips. The New York Times reports its offices are empty, "a hollow grey shell". If nobody checks the address, who is checking where the chips actually end up?

Months after a jury verdict against Meta and Google in the first social media addiction trial, the two are now suing with TikTok to block California's ban on "psychologically exploitative features" for under-16s. Which features are they fighting to keep?

Louis Régis sees AI agents beat humans on consistency and risk management at Propr. Humans earn the biggest P&L (profit and loss) by taking outsised risks. Which would you fund? Check out the full episode (link in the replies) @louisregis

Around a third of Propr's funded traders are AI agents, and they pass evaluations at higher rates than human traders. Louis Régis (@louisregis), Founder and CEO of Propr, on onchain prop trading and AI agents. Full episode in the replies 👇

Two fake job interviews and one “assignment” download. That is how North Korean hackers got into Binance and drained $6.3 billion over several hours. The target was an engineer whose LinkedIn profile mentioned Binance. Would your team spot a fake recruiter?

Stripe, Western Union and SpaceX are already moving money on-chain. Benjamin Sarquis Peillard on how stablecoins are pulling Wall Street closer to DeFi. Check out the full episode (link in the replies) @Benjamin918_ @CapApp

Binance was hacked for $6.3 billion late Thursday. On the first trading day after, US spot Bitcoin ETF investors pulled out $643.3 million, the biggest single-day exit since June 25. BlackRock's IBIT led the way, losing $233.70 million.

Chainalysis is tracing the $6.4 billion Binance hack. This month, an unidentified attacker using "offensive agentic techniques" got into Chainalysis itself and accessed customer names and emails. Who investigates the investigators?