DEVELOPERS
Why every AI agent needs a wallet
AI agents that only advise don't need wallets. Agents that execute do—they need to hold value, pay for what they use, and settle onchain inside limits the user set.
- DEVELOPERS
How agentic wallets work: from intent to execution in a self-custodial architecture
A self-custodial agent wallet lets an AI agent turn an instruction into a signed onchain transaction without taking custody of a user's keys. Here's the full intent-to-execution lifecycle.
- ALPHA
Bitcoin ETFs' worst month ever sent whales migrating in a different direction
US spot Bitcoin ETFs shed a record $4.5 billion in June while the biggest wallets added more than 270,000 BTC. Plus Polymarket's CLARITY Act odds get cut nearly in half, and SpaceX joins the Nasdaq 100.
- DEVELOPERS
Best agentic wallets in 2026, compared: security, custody, and capability
Compare MetaMask, Coinbase, Cobo, Ledger, BitGo, and OKX on custody, permissions, security checks, and human approval—see what's actually shipped in 2026 versus still on the roadmap.
- LATEST
Introducing MetaMask Money Account
Earn up to 6% APY automatically as you trade, send, and spend. Turn your money on.
- LATEST
MetaMask launches Money Account, bringing DeFi yield and global spending to stablecoin balances
For the first time, users can earn up to 6% variable APY* on stablecoin balances and spend at hundreds of millions of merchants from a single self-custodial account, built on Monad.
- DEVELOPERS
What is an agentic wallet, and why does it need its own security stack?
An agentic wallet lets AI agents execute onchain actions inside defined limits. The category depends on custody, permissions, and its own security stack.
- ALPHA
Why Bitcoin is trading like a chip stock right now
Macro funds are treating semis, Bitcoin, and SpaceX as one risk basket. The AI selloff that erased $600B from SpaceX hit BTC toward $60K.
- GUIDES
How to store bitcoin safely
A practical guide to self-custody, hardware wallets, Secret Recovery Phrase protection, and defending against phishing, with the data behind why it matters.
- GUIDES
How Bitcoin mining works: hardware, pools, and the economics of securing the network
Bitcoin's hash rate approached 1,000 EH/s by September 2026, driven by industrial-scale operations running next-generation ASICs at 15–20 joules per terahash. What it takes to mine a block, how pools split the reward, and why mining difficulty changes.
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