1. Polymarket Launches New Product and Token Issue? What Other Prediction Platforms Are Worth Watching? On September 16, 2025, the decentralized prediction market platform Polymarket announced the launch of a new prediction category, allowing users to place bets on the earnings of publicly listed companies. On the same day, rumors also surfaced about a potential token issuance. Click to read

2. BTC is waiting for further growth

President Trump’s son was on CNBC this morning talking about Bitcoin. But Eric Trump is not just talking, he is also spreading the gospel of digital currency. 3. Coinbase and Google Team Up to Give AI Agents the Ability to Spend Money On September 16th, Google and Coinbase jointly launched the Agentic Payments Protocol (AP2), which integrates with the X402 stablecoin payment rail. This move empowers AI agents with true payment capabilities. In other words, AI is no longer just able to converse and execute; it can now also spend money. At this moment, the machine economy has moved from imagination to reality. 4. Galaxy Research: Decentralized AI Training Architecture, Opportunities, and Challenges Last year, Galaxy Research published its first article on the intersection of cryptocurrency and AI. The article explored how cryptocurrency's trustless and permissionless infrastructure can serve as the foundation for AI innovation. These include the emergence of decentralized markets for processing power, or compute, in response to a shortage of graphics processing units (GPUs); the early applications of zero-knowledge machine learning (zkML) for verifiable on-chain reasoning; and the potential for autonomous AI agents to simplify complex interactions and use cryptocurrencies as a native medium of exchange. 5. Elizabeth Stark: Why Bitcoin Needs a Lawyer Elizabeth Stark watched her company’s biggest product launch fall apart. Lightning Labs had spent years building the “Taro” protocol, which allows people to send stablecoins over the Bitcoin Lightning Network. The technology was mature, community enthusiasm was high, and key partners were ready. A judge subsequently issued a temporary injunction. Tari Labs claimed they owned the "Taro" trademark. Development of the technology continued under the new name, although competitors gained an advantage during the enforced suspension.