Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said on X that more than 100,000 self-custody wallets have been created using WDK open-source technology. WDK is an open-source wallet development kit supported by Tether and can be integrated into embedded systems, mobile, desktop or server operating systems.
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said on X that the number of self-custody wallets created using WDK open-source technology has exceeded 100,000. WDK is an open-source wallet development kit supported by Tether and can be integrated into embedded systems, mobile, desktop, or server operating systems.
Cointelegraph reported that Andrew Tate lost nearly $86,000 while longing and shorting Bitcoin, while his Hyperliquid wallet shows more than $803,800 in all-time perpetual futures losses.
A MarsBit article examines how the World Cup can serve as an entry point for Web3 wallets to evolve toward Agentic Wallets. In this model, AI Agents are not just chat assistants but intermediaries that understand natural-language intent and break down on-chain action paths.
According to ChainCatcher, Coinglass data shows that whale positions on Hyperliquid currently total $4.166 billion. Long positions account for $2.123 billion, while short positions account for $2.043 billion. One whale address, 0x082e..88, holds a 5x full-margin long position in HYPE opened at $38.6755.
TechFlow’s June 18 intelligence roundup covered AI, crypto, hardware, technology companies, finance and new products. Key items included a record $142 million day for tokenized stock trading, with 97% taking place on Solana, and OpenAI’s 2025 revenue of $13 billion against a $38.5 billion loss.
A MarsBit article examines how the World Cup can serve as an entry scenario for Web3 wallets evolving into Agentic Wallets, with AI Agents acting as intermediaries that interpret user intent and break down on-chain actions.
The World Cup provides a concrete lens for observing how Web3 wallets are changing. imToken’s web and Discord agents show how AI Agents can guide users from natural-language intent into on-chain prediction-market interactions, while Mastercard’s Agent Pay for Machines and WeChat Pay’s AI payment tests place trusted agents, authorization boundaries, and auditability into a broader payment context.
