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Chainalysis is integrating AI agents into its blockchain analytics platform, simplifying crypto investigations for non-technical users. This innovation aims to lower entry barriers for law enforcement and finance professionals to understand digital asset movements.

CoinDesk Indices reports that the CoinDesk 20 Index is at 1911.41, up 0.1%. Thirteen of the 20 assets rose, with NEAR and BCH leading, while HBAR and XLM lagged. The index reflects global trading across various platforms.

Bitcoin is nearing a record of six consecutive monthly losses, with declines in October, November, and December. While current support levels are holding, macroeconomic factors and ongoing conflicts pose risks to recovery.

Uniblock has secured $5.2 million in new funding, raising its total to $7.5 million. The platform supports over 300 blockchains and 3,000 projects, providing a managed infrastructure layer to tackle routing issues in blockchain technology.

Most of the online reaction to Google Quantum AI's paper, released late Monday, focused on bitcoin. The nine-minute attack, a 41% theft probability and the 6.9 million in possibly exposed BTC. Ethereum's section got less attention. It deserves more. The whitepaper, co-authored with Ethereum

Fomoin and FORECASTa have partnered to enhance crypto market predictions through AI and community insights. This collaboration aims to provide users with actionable analytics, integrating human intuition with AI to improve decision-making in prediction markets.

OpenFX, a fintech startup, raised $94 million to enhance stablecoin use in global payments, valuing it at $500 million. Founded in 2024, it streamlines cross-border transactions, handling over $45 billion annually and aiming for expansion in Southeast Asia and Latin America.

The quantum computing power required to break the encryption that secures blockchains continues to decline, at least in theory, raising the question of whether the industry can migrate to quantum-resistant platforms before they become vulnerable at an affordable cost. A new paper by Caltech and qu