Under Middle East geopolitical tensions, Bitcoin faced widespread selling pressure, particularly from retail holders. According to Glassnode data, the market is experiencing heavy selling pressure, with the accumulated trend score declining to 0.04, indicating that retail and small-to-medium investors are reducing their positions significantly. Despite this, Bitcoin's resilience against the decline has surprised market observers.

Chainlink seems to have found a familiar groove. It has been moving sideways after the fall from the February highs of $12.50. Both bulls and bears are waiting for a clear trend in the cryptocurrency. The daily chop hides a more structured picture beneath the surface, one that technical

Circle (CRCL) stock price has surged significantly due to the growing demand for stablecoins and the rise of AI financial applications, with a potential further increase of 60% in the future. Analysts have given it a "Outperform" rating with a target price of $190. The popularity of stablecoins continues to strengthen and has decoupled from the overall crypto market, demonstrating resilience amid market volatility. Circle is expanding its payment network and embracing the AI-driven financial era.

Multicoin Capital predicts a shift in cryptocurrency usage from purchasing tokens to earning them through online tasks via the Internet Labor Markets model, rewarding user contributions through blockchain technology.

The stock price of stablecoin USDC issuer Circle has recently risen, and Bernstein reports predict it could increase another 60% in the future, with a target price of $190. The growing demand for stablecoins and the rise of AI-powered financial applications are the main driving factors. Circle's stock price has increased over 100% in the past few weeks and continues to expand its payment network, indicating that the application scope of stablecoins is expanding. Additionally, stablecoin trading volume has grown significantly, showing deeper integration with traditional finance.

Author: 137Labs In the past few years, most people's impression of artificial intelligence has remained at the level of "dialogue assistant": input questions, get answers. However, a new form of AI is changing this perception. The emergence of OpenClaw has shifted AI from "answering questions" to "performing tasks directly." It can connect to communication tools like WeChat, Feishu, Telegram, and access emails, file systems, and various online services through APIs, enabling tasks such as automatic file organization, coding, sending emails, managing schedules, and executing complex workflows. In other words, OpenClaw is no longer just an assistant in a chat window but a "digital worker" capable of continuously performing tasks in real work environments. As this concept gradually matures, OpenClaw is becoming an important representative in the AI Agent field. It does not

Nvidia plans to launch the open-source AI agent platform NemoClaw, which is hardware-agnostic and helps enterprises automate internal workflows. The platform will collaborate with industry giants like Salesforce, with more information expected to be announced at the annual developer conference, aiming to expand market share and promote industry standardization.