OpenAI | Base | Tether | Crypto Catch-Up | Jan. 25 – 31, 2026
From OpenAi to Standard Chartered, from Axie Infinity to Tether, here are the crypto and blockchain news you may have missed this week:
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ChatGPT’s Global Share Drops to 74%; Another Study Warns of AI “Brain Rot” Risks
ChatGPT’s global traffic share fell to 74.1% as Gemini and Perplexity AI gained users, while new research warned that poor training data could cause “brain rot” in AI models.
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Crypto News You May Have Missed This Week | October 19 to 25, 2025
From Polymarket bettors weighing CZ’s return to Binance to the Office of the Ombudsman eyeing the use of AI, here is a roundup of the top crypto stories you may have missed.
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Base Marks Second Anniversary With Record Usage | Live Crypto Updates | Aug. 11, 2025
From El Salvador to Harvard, from Base to OpenAI, we’re tracking today’s most important crypto and AI stories as they unfold. This article will be updated throughout the day.
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ChatGPT Developer Reportedly to Introduce Web Browser with AI Agent Integration
OpenAI is planning an AI-powered browser built on Chromium, featuring a ChatGPT-style interface and AI agents for tasks.
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Crypto News You May Have Missed This Week | June 21, 2025
From the TRON blockchain going public to JP Morgan’s deposit token pilot launch, here is a roundup of the top crypto stories you may have missed.
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Nabuking! OpenAI Axes Pinoy Firm Using ChatGPT to Generate Pro-Gov’t Comments
OpenAI shut down a Philippine PR firm’s covert campaign that used ChatGPT to flood TikTok and Facebook with pro-Marcos content.
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Report: World Network and Visa Eye Stablecoin Payments via Crypto Wallet
World Network is reportedly discussing a partnership with Visa to integrate stablecoin payments into its self-custody crypto wallet.
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OpenAI Announces Free GPT-5: Everything You Need to Know
Discover what’s new, including GPT-4.5, AI integration updates, and exclusive features for Plus and Pro subscribers.
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What is DeepSeek: AI and Crypto Market Plunge as Chinese Startup Disrupts Industry
A surprise open-source AI model from Chinese firm DeepSeek rattled global tech and crypto markets over the weekend, challenging the long-held belief that advanced AI requires massive funding and cutting-edge hardware.
