Why AI Agents Could Be the Next Big thing in DeFi
By design, new technologies come in waves that reinforce each other. Mobile, social, and cloud reshaped the last era. The next era looks like AI, crypto, and agents – where “architecture is destiny,” and user intent becomes the primary interface AI is Penetrating Web3, and its happening Fast As per DappRadar over last 18 months, […]
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They say the bigger they come, the harder they fall, and DeFi sure fell hard during this market dip. With that, NFTs have suddenly become the next big thing. NFTs are unique tokens that are not interchangeable as a result of their distinctive characteristics. As “one-offs,” the idea of investing in NFTs is gaining ground. […]
The role U. S. government agents played in bitcoin thefts at Mt. Gox in 2013 has generated a lot of media coverage recently. But one security firm investigating the Mt. Gox thefts, Tokyo-based WizSec, believes the agents did not play a significant role in the missing bitcoins. The Mt. Gox exchange collapsed in early 2014 and declared bankruptcy. In a recent blog post, WizSec provided an update on its investigation. "First of all: no, we don't think these agents are main characters in the story of the missing MtGox bitcoins, and the story doesn't begin in 2013 either," the blog post noted.....
AI has long been associated with data processing at scale, but traditional AI solutions rely on centralized infrastructures that pose significant risks to security, confidentiality, and user autonomy. Privasea’s DeepSea Network introduces an alternative: AI agents that operate within a decentralized, confidential computing framework powered by Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE). AI Agents in the DeepSea […]