Bybit Partners with Mercuryo to Offer Zero Transaction Fee for Crypto Purchases in Selected Markets

ai.com, a new AI platform founded by Kris Marszalek, co-founder and CEO of Crypto.com, today announced the launch of its Autonomous AI agent offering for consumers. With a few clicks, anyone can now generate a private, personal AI agent that doesn’t just answer questions, but actually operates on the user’s behalf – organizing work, sending messages, executing actions across apps, building projects, and more. The key differentiating feature is the agent’s

Enjin, the pioneer in metaverse experiences and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), today unveiled Essence of the Elements, a Multiverse initiative built around true player ownership with in-game items that can be used, progressed, and expanded across multiple games. Rather than a single in-game event, Essence of the Elements builds upon the model where players genuinely own their items, carry them between different worlds, and grow their value through cross-game play. Through Enjin’s Multiverse

Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, is thrilled to announce a new gold and silver trading campaign timed with sustained interest in precious metals markets and growing demand for digital asset exposure to real-world assets. Running through April 30, 2026, the initiative enables eligible users to trade a broad suite of gold- and silver-related instruments on the Bybit platform using a single USDT account. Supported products include spot trading

Moonberg announced QuantFi at Davos during the World Economic Forum last week, a quantitative trading platform that will open the company’s comprehensive crypto data infrastructure to builders, traders, and AI agents. The announcement represents the next phase of Moonberg’s mission to provide quantified intelligence for crypto markets. Since its inception, Moonberg has focused on aggregating and analyzing crypto market data across multiple data points. The company developed proprietary algorithms, including MoonScope,