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@MTSlive @balajis Kevin Warsh fed chair hearing is tomorrow, you fellas need someone to come on and discuss? I got a guy...

.@balajis on public disclosed AI vs. public undisclosed AI: "Whenever I see a slide deck that has AI content in it, it just shows that either they're dumb or they think you're dumb." "They're dumb because they can't tell the difference between normal text and AI text, or they think you're dumb and they can get one over on you and spend a little bit of effort to just flood you with a bunch of words."

@krakenfx @Dentoshi @matthewbarby Hyperliquid

HYPE Doesn't Care About Your Bear Market @Dentoshi & @matthewbarby are making the case — live on X Spaces, Thursday at 11AM ET Tune in 📻

"Leadership transition at the US Federal Reserve may be the single most important variable for risk assets in 2026, but the market is treating it as an afterthought" Kraken Chief Economist @ThomasPerfumo breaks down near-term catalysts ahead of Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh's hearings 👇 blog.kraken.com/news/industry-…

@alz_zyd_ Wen HIP-3 tuna perps @tradexyz?

Guys, tuna is a commodity business. The Toyosu high-low spread for imported tuna on any given day is like 10%. They're all the same. For domestic production, some idiots overpay for the best tuna every other day or so, but the median and minimum price are basically the same

@meganrcassidy Excellent piece, thank you for investigating this!

A violent crime ring appears to have used hacked DoorDash/other app data to target wealthy crypto holders in the Bay Area and L.A. Armed robbers, posing as delivery drivers, arrived at victims' doorsteps, carrying an item the victim had just ordered. sfchronicle.com/crime/article/…

Big takeaway: basic security hygiene is so, so important.

Hat trick 🇦🇺 For the third straight year, Kraken has earned top crypto platform recognition from Finder and WeMoney in Australia. Find out what keeps us winning ⤵️ blog.kraken.com/news/industry-…

Tokenized stocks, sized by number of onchain holders. @xStocksFi's assets are currently the most widely held tokenized stocks. None of @RobinhoodApp's tokenized stocks made the cut.

@bumbadum14 The architecture is pretty great in certain parts, but ofc that pre-dates most of the population...

Everything there is to love about California was put there by God and has literally nothing to do with the cities and people here.

AI is moving beyond the application layer. It is becoming a foundational infrastructure layer, alongside compute, networking, and financial rails. Once a technology reaches that layer, the stakes change. The @WhiteHouse is right to frame AI policy at the national level, because infrastructure questions cannot be solved through fragmented approaches. It no longer just affects products. It begins to shape the architecture of markets, capital formation, and national competitiveness. That is why the policy debate around AI needs to be framed correctly. The issue is not whether AI will matter. That is already settled. The real question is whether the infrastructure beneath it is built inside a coherent U.S. framework, or fragmented across jurisdictions in ways that slow deployment, increase time to market, and push capital formation elsewhere. That is the core issue @WhiteHouse is beginning to address with a national framework. At small scale, fragmentation can look manageable. At national scale, it becomes a chokehold on system performance. It introduces coordination overhead across model deployment, data governance, and capital allocation. It acts as a tax on iteration speed, a compounding variable in the economic and geopolitical advantages the U.S. can seize now. That is why clarity matters. Not as a talking point. As a structural input. A clear national framework reduces unnecessary overhead. It creates a single operating surface for builders. It allows tighter coordination between research, productization, and distribution. It gives companies more certainty around where to invest, how to scale, and what can be built in the United States with conviction rather than hesitation. This is how countries retain talent. This is how they concentrate capital. This is how they build enduring platforms instead of importing them later. But this is where the conversation is still incomplete. AI does not just reshape software. It reshapes how economic activity is executed. Agents were not built to press buttons. They were built to interact with APIs, coordinate across systems, and execute tasks programmatically. As agents become the primary interface to the digital world, they will need native ways to transact, hold value, and settle outcomes. That is where crypto becomes inseparable from AI. Wallets become the identity layer for agents. Smart contracts become the execution layer. Blockchains become the settlement layer. You cannot have autonomous agents operating at scale without programmable, global, permissionless financial infrastructure. Traditional systems were designed for humans. Agents require systems designed for software. This is why AI and crypto converge at scale. One produces intelligence. The other provides coordination, ownership, and settlement. Together, they form the foundation of autonomous economic systems. A national AI framework that does not account for this convergence risks solving only half the problem. Because the next generation of infrastructure is not just intelligent. It is autonomous, transactive, and global by default. Countries that recognize this early will not just lead in AI. They will define the financial architecture that AI runs on. Countries that do not will build models on top of systems they do not control. blog.kraken.com/policy/payward…

who's this brent guy everyone is talking about?

ink is silently scooping up a ton of great hires xStocks chads cooking w/ nasdaq, some of our favorite MMs facilitating their mint/redeem kraken is a broker dealer nado is in a great position one of the few chains executing a coherent bd strategy right now

@fintechfrank @xStocksFi coded

Tokenized stocks explainer in WSJ this am

*Nasdaq*, world’s 2nd largest stock exchange, is partnering w/ *Kraken* to offer tokenized stocks & ETFs… Tokens would infer same governance rights as tradfi shareholders. Expected launch in early 2027. I was told crypto is all a scam. So comical now. via @Vlajournaliste

@TheBayAreaBob Cope

You’re a fucking dork if you fly from the Bay Area to Tahoe

Today the 20 millionth bitcoin was mined. Every day prices change. Sentiment shifts. Debates unfold. But after 17 years of continuous operation, the Bitcoin network remains the same. And that’s the point. The “boring,” predictable details matter. blog.kraken.com/news/industry-…

Nasdaq said on Monday that it will work with crypto exchange Kraken and issuing companies in developing its plan to offer tokenized stocks on its exchange on.wsj.com/4cvPJaO

Sorry about your monopoly. Thank you @SenLummis, @GovernorGordon, the great state of Wyoming and @CaitlinLong_. Well done, @arjunsethi and the @krakenfx team. The end is the beginning is the end. We're the bankers now. Saddle up. 🤠🇺🇸🚀

Exclusive: Kraken has won access to the Fed's core payment systems, making it the first crypto firm to be able to move money on the same rails used by banks and credit unions on.wsj.com/4u8Pc4M

A historic moment for crypto. Kraken Financial has been granted a Federal Reserve master account, making us the first digital asset bank with direct access to the U.S. payments system. A major step toward connecting crypto infrastructure with the core rails of global finance. blog.kraken.com/news/federal-r…