Bittensor (TAO) is an open-source, blockchain-based protocol that creates a peer-to-peer marketplace for machine intelligence.

The price of Solana (SOL) has continued to remain in a narrow range for almost a month, ranging from $125 to $145 since mid-November. Both buyers and sellers have not been able to dominate significantly, causing the market to fall into a state of tug-of-war.
The price declines are all strongly supported at $125, in the

Chainlink's price is stabilizing around $14 after a market rally. A bullish falling wedge pattern and increased ETF inflows signal a potential rise to $20. Supply on exchanges is decreasing, while whale accumulation supports demand for LINK tokens.

On December 8, 2025, the world’s largest asset management company, BlackRock, officially filed a prospectus for the iShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. This brand-new product will become BlackRock’s fourth crypto-related ETF, following its spot Bitcoin, spot Ethereum, and “Bitcoin yield” ETFs.
This is not the first time BlackRock has shown interest in Ethereum’s staking capabilities. As early as July this year, the company submitted a rule change request, seeking to add staking functionality to its existing iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA). Even earlier, in May, the head of BlackRock’s digital assets division stated that current Ethereum ETFs are “not perfect” due to the lack of staking features.
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Banks create money, stablecoins drive money movement. We need both.
Proponents of tokenized deposits say: “Stablecoins are unregulated shadow banks. Once banks have tokenized deposits, everyone will prefer banks.”
Some banks and central banks really like this narrative.
Stablecoin advocates say: “Banks are dinosaurs. We don’t need them on-chain at all. Stablecoins are the future of money.”
Crypto natives especially like this narrative.
Both sides are missing the point.
Banks provide cheaper credit to their biggest clients
You deposit $100, which turns into $90 in loans (or even more). This is how fractional reserve banking works. For centuries, it has been the engine of economic growth.
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