Tech Giants Unite to Advance AI in the US
Nvidia, BlackRock, xAI, Microsoft, and MGX have formed a strategic partnership aimed at supporting and developing artificial intelligence (AI) in the United States.
The alliance focuses on accelerating the adoption of AI technologies across various sectors:
– Developing computing infrastructure and data storage solutions
– Integrating AI into financial services and Web3 applications
– Enhancing the security and efficiency of AI models
This collaboration highlights the growing importance of AI in the US economy, as well as its impact on the blockchain industry and financial technology sectors.
EOS to Rebrand as Vaulta in May 2025
In May 2025, the EOS blockchain will undergo a major rebranding, changing its name to Vaulta.
This move is part of a new strategic direction focused on Web3 banking and integrating blockchain solutions into traditional financial systems.
What Changes Will the Rebrand Bring?
Launch of a new token and an exchange platform for it
Establishment of the Vaulta Banking Advisory Council, aimed at bridging Web3 with traditional banking
Retention of EOS’s core technology, including:
– C++-based smart contract architecture
– Decentralized RAM database
– Multi-chain interoperability (IBC support)
Vaulta Foundation CEO Yves La Rose stated that the new brand will open new opportunities for financial services in Web3, attracting more users and partners.
Stablecoin Market Grows by 63% in One Year
Over the past 12 months, the total supply of stablecoins has increased by 63%, while monthly transaction volume has surged by 115%, reaching $35 trillion.
This growth is driven by:
Expansion of stablecoin use in international payments
Increased institutional demand for digital assets
The growing popularity of P2P transactions, especially in developing markets
The number of active stablecoin wallets has also seen a significant rise – from 19.6 million in February 2024 to 30 million in 2025, marking a 53% increase.
USDT Maintains Leadership but Loses Institutional Demand
Despite overall market growth, Tether’s USDT has lost market share in institutional adoption, even though it remains the leading stablecoin with a total supply of $146 billion.
USDT is now primarily used for P2P transfers rather than corporate settlements. This shift may be due to increased competition from other stablecoins, particularly USDC and emerging decentralized alternatives.
Pakistan Develops Clear Crypto Regulations to Attract Investment
According to Bloomberg, the Pakistani government is actively working on establishing a transparent regulatory framework for digital assets.
Why Is This Important?
– Attracting international investment into the crypto industry
– Stimulating the growth of Web3 and blockchain startups in Pakistan
– Creating a legal framework for crypto exchanges and DeFi platforms
This move marks a shift in Pakistan’s stance on cryptocurrencies – previously, the government leaned toward restrictions. Now, the country is looking to develop its digital economy and welcome new players into the market.
In recent weeks, the crypto industry has experienced several key developments:
– Tech giants are forming an AI alliance, which could also influence blockchain innovation
– EOS is rebranding to Vaulta, focusing on Web3 banking solutions
– The stablecoin market continues to expand, though USDT is losing institutional preference
– Pakistan is setting up a transparent crypto regulatory system, opening doors for global investors
These trends confirm that blockchain, Web3, and AI are becoming essential components of the digital economy. In the coming months, markets will closely watch how these initiatives shape the future of the industry.
