In this week’s Crypto Long & Short Newsletter, Martin Gaspar on how bitcoin looks to overcome quantum fears, echoing past climate backlash.

Also: OKX and AI agents, Future AI users of blockchain and Bitcoin’s latest governance clash.

Fresh allocations to spot bitcoin ETFs suggest investors are growing more comfortable despite the asset still being down 16% this year.

In the opening primaries of the midterm congressional contests, Fairshake is celebrating victories of several pro-crypto candidates backed by the super PAC.

Crypto-related equities saw large gains at the Wednesday open, rebounding from Tuesday’s selloff.

Data shows an extraordinarily thin supply between $72,000 and $80,000, suggesting there’s little resistance in that range.

Aave (AAVE) joined Solana (SOL) as a top performer, rising 5% from Tuesday.

The firm behind the $183 billion USDT stablecoin is expanding beyond its crypto roots to longevity and artificial intelligence.

White House adviser Patrick Witt said yield-bearing stablecoins needn’t to face bank rules because the Genius Act bars issuers from lending reserves.

Brad Jaffe, the former global communications leader at Binance, becomes chief communications officer at KAST.