Matt and Nic are back with another week of news. In this episode:
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Marathon Fusion says it has turned mercury into stable gold
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What would commercially viable alchemy mean for Bitcoin's scarcity argument?
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AI tools uncover a major vulnerability in PHP
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A certificate authority's private keys turn out to be trivially guessable
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Railway warns developers to revoke their secrets after a cyberattack
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Banks are finding third-party AI agents inside customer accounts
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Who's responsible when your AI agent acts without instructions?
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The OCC finalizes its GENIUS Act rules
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Stablecoin issuers can't pay yield directly, but where does that leave third-party rewards?
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a16z reportedly plans to drop "crypto" from its flagship fund's name
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Ali Yahya is leaving to start a company
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Microsoft, Alphabet, and Goldman Sachs object to tokenized versions of their shares
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Should public companies have a veto over tokenizing their stock?
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Polymarket faces growing pains as Kalshi gains ground
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Are perpetual preferred shares a new source of Bitcoin demand?
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Can compute derivatives give investors a way to short the AI boom?
