Bryan Johnson envisions the marrying of crypto with anti-aging research to help humans live longer.

At TOKEN2049 Singapore, Vitalik Buterin, Star Xu, and Jeremy Allaire discussed the future of crypto, focusing on scalability, stablecoins, mainstream adoption, infrastructure, and self-custody. They emphasized the key factors that will shape the crypto ecosystem, from stablecoins' role in global finance to the need for scalable solutions and improved infrastructure.

The cryptocurrency market is booming, with Bitcoin surpassing $64,000 and Solana (SOL) hitting $152. Analysts see strong support for SOL at $120, with potential to outpace Ethereum. Optimism grows for Solana's role in decentralized finance.

At present, the narrative of Web3+AI is still just a narrative. Whether this designed system can be truly implemented is still a very long process.

On September 19, the EU warned Apple to open its iOS to competitors under the Digital Markets Act, with a six-month compliance deadline. Fines could reach 10% of global revenue. Despite this, Apple's stock rose 3.71%.

The CFTC is contesting Kalshi's election betting, citing risks to public trust. Kalshi defends its integrity, likening it to sports betting. The court's decision could reshape prediction market regulations.

Jupiter expands its DEX services by acquiring Coinhall and SolanaFM, enhancing multi-chain trading and data capabilities, and launching new products like Jupiter Mobile and Ape.Pro.

Soneium is a public layer 2 blockchain on Ethereum designed for scalability and ease of use with the goal of driving widespread adoption.

Kamala Harris is crafting crypto policies for her 2024 campaign, aiming to distance herself from anti-crypto figures like Elizabeth Warren and Gary Gensler.

As $CATI goes online, let’s talk about the needs and game between the TON Foundation and Binance, as well as the corresponding wealth opportunities.

According to Blockworks, a new survey from crypto investment firm Paradigm reveals that around 19% of American registered voters have purchased cryptocurrencies. The poll found that 19% of these crypto-owning voters self-identified as Democrats, 18% as Republicans, and 24% as independents. This figure aligns with a December study from Grayscale, which also found that 19% of voters held crypto, with 23% being men and 31% belonging to Gen Z. Paradigm policy director Justin Slaughter addressed concerns that the 20% figure might be misleading, as many voters may only own a small amount of crypto. However, the survey found that 6% of crypto-owning voters hold values worth between $1,001 and $10,000, indicating a significant group with vested financial interests. Slaughter compared this to the 32% of voters who own more than $1,000 in stocks and the 57% who don't own any stocks. The survey's release coincides with the increasing activity of crypto-focused political donors and super Political Action Committees (PACs). Crypto super PAC Fairshake recently spent over $10.1 million on advertisements and air time against Rep. Katie Porter in California's open primary for a US Senate seat. Porter lost to Rep. Adam Schiff, D-CA, who will face Republican Steve Garvey in November. Despite the political divide, the Defend American Jobs super PAC, a Republican crypto-focused effort, donated to the most candidates of the crypto super PACs. The group spent around $4 million backing four Republicans in recent weeks. The poll was conducted by research firm Public Opinion Strategies, surveying 1,000 registered voters between February 28 and March 4.