World’s Fastest Supercomputer Conducting ‘Virtual Manhattan Project’ to Test Nukes
At 2.79 quadrillion calculations per second, it’s still not fast enough to crack blockchain encryption—but that day could come.
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
Why this matters
This cryptocurrency story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on DecryptRelated market context
MultiversX restarts after exploit halt, but Kraken still bars new EGLD trades
MultiversX, a blockchain network, said its mainnet was back online Thursday, Sept. 24, about five days after an exploit-related ha...
AI Crypto Coins Revenue Gap Puts Token Value to the Test
The AI coin crypto sector sits at $24-25 billion, with a total crypto market of approximately $2.86 trillion. Anthropic reportedly...
Fed Rate Cut Delayed as Strong Jobs Data Tests Bitcoin
Citigroup pushed its forecast for the Fed first interest rate cut to June 2027 after US employers added 162,000 jobs in August, mo...
86% of real world asset perp volume now trades onchain
The shift to onchain trading of real-world asset perps signifies a major decentralization trend, challenging traditional financial...
Arbitrum becomes first blockchain to reach 7,000 real-world assets
Arbitrum's milestone highlights blockchain's growing role in finance, yet regulatory clarity and liquidity challenges remain criti...
OpenZeppelin integrates with TRON to bring battle-tested smart contract security tools to the network
The integration enhances TRON's smart contract security, potentially boosting developer trust and expanding its ecosystem's robust...