ICP is positioning itself as the backend of the future☁️

BREAKING: Georgia's crypto mining sector tripled energy use to 752M kWh, now burning 5% of total national electricity. $BTC price exceeded $126,000, fueling growth.

Goldman Sachs just hired 10,000 AI engineers. Morgan Stanley laid off 4,000. Wall Street is firing humans to afford machines that can't hold Bitcoin. The denominator keeps shrinking

$BMNR $ORBS $WLD "We believe that Proof of Humanity (PoH) is becoming critical for the internet and many of the platforms we use (such as X). This article explains why Face ID, facial biometrics, and government-issued identification documents will not solve the problem, and which properties are most important." (Alex Blania)

$BMNR $ORBS $WLD Ben Horowitz and Erik Torenberg from a16z speak with Alex Blania, co-founder and CEO of Tools for Humanity (@tfh_technology), about deepfakes, human verification, the meaning of AI for identity, and more.

BREAKING: AI Just Became Bitcoin Mining’s Biggest Threat Anthropic locks multi-gigawatt compute power, competing directly for cheap electricity. Miners now face rising energy costs, squeezed margins, and tougher survival. If AI keeps scaling faster, will Bitcoin mining become unprofitable? Or will miners adapt before it's too late?

Kinda ironic how climate warriors were quick to jump in on why bitcoin should be killed given its enormous need for power. As a consequence, bitcoin miners took major strides trying to revv up clean energy sources. Cut to 2026, and electricity and energy remain the single largest bottleneck of AI driven compute and suddenly everyone is so quiet. Shows you the double standards.

JUST IN: Bitcoin miners are shifting to AI infrastructure due to higher revenue. Bitfarms rebrands as Keel Infrastructure, halts Bitcoin mining. Major players like Core Scientific and Riot Platforms follow suit. Analysts project 20% industry shift by 2027.