Mustafa Shabbir is a crypto journalist at Nonce Media. His writing focuses on the operators, protocols, and capital flows shaping digital asset markets, with attention to the on-chain detail behind the headlines.
Tokenized real-world assets crossed $30 billion in total value, with the last $10 billion added in just five months as U.S. Treasury products dominate issuance.
Prediction markets have existed in some form for decades, but 2026 is the year the cryptocurrency industry finally took them seriously as infrastructure. Two prediction market platforms, Kalshi and Polymarket,…
Akash Network holds rank 181 as its decentralized GPU marketplace draws attention from AI teams seeking an alternative to centralized cloud compute in 2026.
WOJAK gained 17% in 24 hours to May 9 with $8.4M in daily volume as **Solana** [(SOL)](https://www.noncemedia.com/asset/sol) meme token trading continued its.
Tokenized real-world assets have crossed from crypto-native novelty to institutional infrastructure in under three years, and one protocol has emerged at the center of that transformation. Ondo Finance sits at…
**Internet Computer** [(ICP)](https://www.noncemedia.com/asset/icp)'s ICP token climbed 21% in 24 hours to May 9, pushing its market cap to $2.1 billion as AI.
Bybit's 24/7 TradFi perpetual contracts launch signals a broader exchange arms race to capture equity and ETF trading volume from traditional brokerage.
Sui climbed 14% in 24 hours to May 9, 2026, pushing its market cap past $4.3 billion as the layer-1 blockchain competes for developer share against **Solana**.
YELLOW token surfaces on CoinMarketCap at $0.057 with $1.9 million in 24-hour trading volume as the new cryptocurrency draws early speculative attention.
Goldman Sachs projects AI token demand could rise 55 times by 2040 if enterprise agentic AI scales broadly, according to a new demand model published May 8.
Venice Token VVV holds a top-100 market cap ranking as the privacy-focused decentralized AI platform builds its on-chain user base and inference network.
