For years the industry has been struck in this weird grey zone, so many innovations yet no clear rules. Now with the country setting the clear rules for reserves, audits and oversights, stablecoins users finally know what playing field looks like. What do you think?

There is a lot of buzz going around the overlap between traditional finance and crypto and it is taking a while for me to wrap my head around this new development. Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin moving onto Mastercard’s payments network and also Gemini stepping in on the infrastructure side indicates that these big institutions are not just experimenting with blockchain anymore, they’re building with it. How can this bridge everyday payments with crypto rails in a way that it does not feels niche?

When NVIDIA dropped its Q3 numbers $57 billion in revenue and an even wilder $65 billion outlook it felt like that AI is not going to slow down, is it? The interesting part is not just the size of the beat but the ripple effect it sends to every corner of the AI ecosystem. This quarter really says that the demand is still real, still messy, expensive and really growing for chip-suppliers, data centre builders and cloud giants as they all take their cues from NVIDIA’s tone.But the main question is whether this strengthens the AI boom or just delays the inevitable cooldown?

The sudden plunge which has taken in Bitcoin this week is bringing out a jolt in the market. Crypto traders and other companies tied to its digital assets are also being pulled into the chaos. Shares of firms like Coinbase, Microstrategy and other major mining companies have also dropped down. Investors have backed down from anything that feels too speculative and leveraged positions got wiped out. All these things show that how tightly crypto and tech are woven together.