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POAP
2026-08-03 15:17:54

POAP founder Isabel says project will wind down after more than five years

POAP founder Isabel said the project will gradually wind down after operating for more than five years, closing a chapter for a protocol that issued digital collectibles across hundreds of communities. In her remarks, Isabel said POAP minted millions of digital collectibles over the past several years and worked with global organizations including Coinbase, Amex, Warner Music Group and Bayer. She also pointed to major activation moments during Devcon, where POAP minted more than 8,000 collectibles in a single week, and to the Airport Rally campaign, which let collectors around the world claim POAPs at airports. Despite that reach, Isabel said building a sustainable business model without compromising the project’s core principles became difficult because of crypto funding cycles and distribution patterns. She added that fast-changing technical infrastructure and market cycles made operations harder. Reflecting on the project, Isabel said user communities remain one of the most undervalued assets for companies, that products with real value can spread a brand through users, and that connecting users should not be overshadowed by short-term technology hype and price speculation. She said she has not decided on her next step and is now thinking about how go-to-market models may evolve in the AI era.

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POAP founder Isabel says project will wind down after more than five years
Token Watch
2026-07-27 07:12:41

Token Watch launches relationship map for crypto projects, investors and key figures

Token Watch, a crypto asset data platform operated by Token Post, has released a new relationship map feature built on RootData data. The tool visualizes links among crypto projects listed on the Korean won market, their investors, and key individuals tied to those projects. Users can search by project, investor, or person, filter by relationship type, and narrow the view to connections within two degrees of a selected node. The map distinguishes between general investments, lead investments, current affiliations, and former affiliations, allowing users to inspect investment backgrounds, overlapping portfolios, co-investment ties, and personnel links in one interface. Token Watch said the feature can help investors review project backgrounds, while also serving journalists, researchers, industry participants, and business development teams looking for hidden links across projects. The platform added that investor and personnel data come from RootData, with some project response information based on Token Post editorial records. It also said the information shown may differ from the latest real-world status depending on collection and verification timing, and that all data are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice.

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Token Watch launches relationship map for crypto projects, investors and key figures
RootData
2026-07-26 06:54:07

RootData says 99 crypto projects have shut down, gone bankrupt, or become inaccessible in 2026

RootData’s 2026 list of dead crypto projects shows that 99 projects have already been recorded this year as having ceased operations, entered bankruptcy, or seen their websites remain unusable for an extended period. The list cited in the Odaily newsflash includes BitMart, BitMEX, AscendEX, Family, Crtl, Leap, Zapper, Stream Finance, Altura, and Parsec. The update reflects RootData’s running count of projects that have effectively gone offline or stopped operating during the year.

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RootData says 99 crypto projects have shut down, gone bankrupt, or become inaccessible in 2026
Meta
2026-07-25 19:30:08

Meta upgrades AI assistant with Muse Spark as it shifts away from Llama

Meta said it has upgraded its AI assistant with its proprietary Muse Spark 1.1 model, adding the ability to carry out tasks on its own and handle recurring workflows. The change points to a broader architectural shift inside the company, with Meta moving from the open-source Llama family toward the closed Muse stack. Muse Spark 1.1, which was introduced on July 9, was built specifically for agent-style workflows, and the new assistant features are only available in selected markets for now. According to CryptoBriefing, the move could create a narrative challenge for decentralized AI and crypto projects that depend on the availability of open-source models. The update puts Meta’s product direction in focus at a time when open versus closed model strategies remain a live issue across both AI and crypto.

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Meta upgrades AI assistant with Muse Spark as it shifts away from Llama