RentAHuman.ai lets autonomous software trigger real-world work – errands, meetings, physical tasks – by paying people hourly, often in stablecoins.
Launched days after OpenClaw went viral, the platform reframes humans as on-demand infrastructure for AI. Practical fix or dystopian shift? Either way, AI just crossed a line from digital tools into managing human labor.
🚀The FCC approved SpaceX's application to establish a satellite system created as orbital data centers and activated it for public comment.
⚪️The proposal will link laser-connected satellites with SpaceX's present Starlink constellations instead of consumer broadband. ⚪️The filing comes after FCC's acceptance of Starlink’s diversified Gen2 network and Elon Musk's push to shift AI computing off Earth.
Hosted by Luna PR, the institutional digital assets event follows its Abu Dhabi debut with a second international edition
(Hong Kong, February 4, 2026) - Following the success of its inaugural edition in Abu Dhabi, Luna PR announced the return of DAT Summit for its second edition, taking place at the Four Seasons on February 13, 2026, in Hong Kong, alongside Consensus. The Hong Kong edition builds on the momentum of the Abu Dhabi summit held in December 2025, which convened senior leaders from across global finance, digital asset infrastructure, and public markets. Continuing that institutional dialogue, DAT Summit Hong Kong will feature senior leaders shaping global capital markets and digital infrastructure, including, among others, Bobby Gray, Founder of TEXITcoin; John Cahill, Chief Operating Officer at Galaxy Digital; Junaid Shah, Managing Director at Morgan Stanley; John D'Agostino, Head of Strategy at Coinbase; Yat Siu, Co-Founder of Animoca Brands; Wook Lee, CEO of EDENA; Jason Fang, Founder of Sora Ventures; Nenter Chow, Global CEO of BitMart; Alice Lyu, Head of Research at CoinMarketCap; and Joseph Chee, Executive Chairman of Solana Company. “DAT Summit was created to provide clarity at a moment when the market was asking hard questions,” said Nikita Sachdev, CEO of Luna PR. “The Abu Dhabi edition showed there is real appetite for serious, transparent dialogue around digital asset treasuries. Bringing the summit to Hong Kong allows us to continue that conversation in one of the world’s most important financial centres.” Situated at the intersection of global capital, regulatory leadership, and digital asset innovation, Hong Kong represents a natural next stage for the evolution of DAT Summit. The 2026 edition will convene corporate treasurers, institutional asset managers, family offices, policymakers, and infrastructure providers to examine how treasury strategy, capital structure, risk management, and public-market credibility are evolving in a post-speculative digital asset environment. Planned discussions for DAT Summit Hong Kong will include topics such as: From Mandate to Performance: Executing Digital Asset Strategies Across Market CyclesInstitutional Yield Under Scrutiny: What Actually Survives Due DiligenceRisk Management at Institutional Standards Stepping Away from Crypto StandardsValuations, Premiums & Structure: Why Some Public Vehicles Survive and Others Don’tSPACs, Reverse Mergers & Public Market Pathways for Digital Asset CompaniesManaging Credibility: Public Market Expectations and Media InfluenceTokenized Assets and Market Conditions: Lessons from Early AdoptionAI’s Role in Institutional Infrastructure Designed as a closed-door event, DAT Summit Hong Kong aims to equip decision-makers with the insight, context, and peer dialogue required to navigate the next phase of institutional digital asset adoption.
Binance remains the world’s largest centralized crypto exchange, holding nearly 40% of global spot trading in 2025 – even as volumes cool across the market. Bybit continues its slow recovery after last year’s hack, while MEXC quietly emerges as the fastest-growing exchange, nearly doubling its annual volume thanks to zero-fee trading.
Together, the top 10 exchanges still moved $18.7 trillion this year, showing where liquidity – and user trust – continues to concentrate.
New analysis from ChainStory shows over 60% of crypto press releases come from high-risk or scam-adjacent projects, with hype language dominating and real editorial scrutiny often missing.
When paid announcements sit next to real reporting, it becomes harder for readers to tell news from promotion – and that has real consequences for trust and decision-making.
The Spanish Red Cross has launched RedChain – a blockchain-based system that lets donors verify how aid is spent in real time, without exposing the identities of people receiving help.
Aid is issued as digital credits, spent like normal shopping, while personal data stays offchain. A rare example of transparency without surveillance.
🔥Creu Roja (Spanish Red Cross) revealed a blockchain-based aid platform that gives donors full traceability, and provides recipients with privacy.
⚪️ In collaboration with Billions Network a decentralized PoP solution from Privado ID. ⚪️Created with the help of Barcelona-based technical infrastructure company BLOOCK.
UK crypto awareness is now at 91%, but actual ownership has fallen to 8%, down from 12% last year. The latest FCA research shows fewer people are holding crypto, while those who do are investing larger amounts and relying more on centralised exchanges like Coinbase and Binance.
Small holders are fading, risk appetite is rising, and future growth now looks tied to regulation, not hype.
Family offices and crypto remain far apart. New data from JPMorgan Private Bank shows 89% of the world’s wealthiest families hold no crypto at all, even amid geopolitical tension and inflation risks.
Gold isn’t favored either. Instead, portfolios lean on equities, private investments, and cash, while AI attracts growing interest. The message from long-term capital is clear: volatility still matters.