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Crypto prices were steady this weekend. Bitcoin held near $89,700. The SEC gave clarity for tokenized stocks. It also issued a crypto custody guide for investors. Regulators granted bank charters to firms like Circle. Tether explored a tokenized stock offering. Vanguard compared Bitcoin to a "digital Labubu." The UK proposed new crypto legislation. Tokenized stocks can now bridge Solana and Ethereum. Netflix approved a crypto comedy starring Jennifer Garner.

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Tron: Legacy shifts the focus. It trades the original's deep questions for a familiar AI tale. The story feels more standard and predictable. It loses some of that unique, thoughtful soul.

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A research article warns about security flaws in cryptocurrency browser extensions. These tools, like wallets, are surprisingly vulnerable to attacks. It's a wake-up call for developers and users alike. The piece also suggests ways to build safer extensions for the future.

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A crypto-related torture case in a New York City townhouse has been linked to Mayor Adams. The story is gaining attention with very few comments or points so far. It's a developing situation.

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In 2024, Shamaine Daniels ran for Congress in Pennsylvania. She used an AI chatbot named Ashley to call voters. It introduced itself as an artificial intelligence volunteer. Ashley could actually hold conversations with people. Daniels didn't win the election in the end. But those AI calls might have given her campaign a helpful boost.

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The Fed predicts slower growth and higher inflation but still expects rate cuts this year. Officials are split: 7 see no cuts, 8 back two cuts (matching investor expectations), while 2 favor one cut and 2 want three. Waller hints at a July cut, but Barkin urges patience. Their views on Trump tariffs' impact on prices and growth are at opposite ends.

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This project puts Winkelmann back in the spotlight. He's become the art world's main character again. It's at least his second time in this central role.

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