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Nansen launches AI crypto chatbot powered by smart money
Nansen, a Singapore-based blockchain analytics firm, launched Nansen AI – the conversational crypto trading chatbot uses data from top-performing wallets across more than 24 public blockchains to help users research trades and monitor market activity. Tom Lee (BitMine): Ethereum is Wall Street’s blockchain of choice
At Korea Blockchain Week’s Impact conference, BitMine chairman Tom Lee called Ethereum a “truly neutral chain” that Wall Street will favor, adding that the White House and Congress are leaning toward it under the current administration. He linked that stance to a coming token economy for agentic AI and robots – and to BitMine’s pivot into an ETH treasury. 
Google to invest £5bn in UK AI as Trump begins state visit
Alphabet plans to invest £5 billion in the UK over the next two years, starting with a new data centre in Waltham Cross and extra funding for DeepMind. The announcement coincides with President Trump’s state visit, with both sides hinting at more tech deals to follow. 
FTC orders AI chatbot firms to disclose child‑safety practices
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sent compulsory 6(b) orders to seven AI chatbot operators, including OpenAI, Alphabet, Meta, xAI, Snap, Character Technologies and Instagram, demanding details on how their bots handle minors, monetize engagement and mitigate harm. 
CZ’s YZi Labs may open $10bn portfolio to outside investors
YZi Labs, the $10bn investment firm that manages capital for Binance co‑founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao and a small group of early executives, is considering opening to outside investors, Ella Zhang told the Financial Times. Spun out of Binance in January, the San‑Francisco‑based group backs crypto, AI and biotech. 
China orders tech giants to halt Nvidia AI chip purchases
China’s regulator has banned the country's largest technology companies from buying chips from U.S. giant Nvidia. This is another step in Beijing's strategy to support the national industry and compete with the U.S. in artificial intelligence. 
