Ryde Group, a Singapore-based ride-hailing and carpool platform listed on the NYSE American, said on Wednesday that it will formalize a crypto treasury strategy for its corporate reserves. The plan contemplates allocating a portion of Ryde’s treasury to Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), and Solana

Singapore-based ride-hailing platform Ryde has taken a bold financial step. The company now embraces a crypto treasury strategy to diversify its reserves. This move signals growing confidence in digital assets across industries. Companies across sectors continue to rethink traditional treasury

Ryde Group, a Singapore-based ride-hailing and carpool platform listed on the NYSE American, said on Wednesday that it will formalize a crypto treasury strategy for its corporate reserves. The plan contemplates allocating a portion of Ryde’s treasury to Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), and Solana

Alibaba plans to launch an enterprise-exclusive AI agent tool centered on the Qwen model, capable of controlling computers and cloud servers, and integrating services such as Taobao and Alipay to enhance business efficiency. Additionally, Alibaba will invest 53 billion dollars in AI development, actively keeping pace with the OpenAI trend and capturing market share.

TAO has seen better days. Bittensor is currently trading at around $201 on the weekly chart after plummeting from its all-time highs above $500. This has been a tough ride, and prices have declined by over 60% from their peak. Yet, there is a story brewing beneath all this. It has analysts

Nvidia plans to launch the open-source AI agent platform NemoClaw, which is hardware-agnostic and helps enterprises automate internal workflows. The platform will collaborate with industry giants like Salesforce, with more information expected to be announced at the annual developer conference, aiming to expand market share and promote industry standardization.

Bitcoin could gain ground if artificial intelligence reshapes labor markets or creates volatility that nudges central banks toward looser monetary policy, according to Greg Cipolaro, research lead at NYDIG. In a Friday note, he argued that AI may emerge as a general‑purpose technology on par with el