Three Ethereum standards now cover payments, identity, and escrow for autonomous agents. Google and OpenAI are building competing stacks. The specs exist. Zero production commerce has happened on them yet. Here is why, and what it means.

The Morpheus token design is one of the cleanest in DeAI — no VC allocation, no pre-mine. We break down the Power Factor, burn mechanics, stETH yield, and why the fairest launch doesn't guarantee the best returns.

Golem was decentralised compute before it was cool. It grades C on freedom and D on returns. The original peer-to-peer compute network: great vision, struggling tokenomics. What went wrong and whether there's a path back.

Covenant AI built the largest decentralised pre-training run in history, then walked away from Bit-tensor over governance. The technical achievement, the exit, and what it means for Bit-tensor's subnet model.

Targon is the only Bittensor subnet with a co-authored Intel research paper and a $10.5M OSS Capital Series A. The technical story is real. The customer story is weaker than the marketing suggests. We separate the two.

How to actually build sovereign AI infrastructure today. Local models, private inference, decentralised compute — each layer of the stack, what works now, and what's still missing.

io.net built the largest decentralised GPU network by supply. It grades F on freedom and D on returns. We cover the Solana-based infrastructure, the token launch, and whether supply without demand is a moat.

The structural convergence between crypto and AI isn't accidental. Incentive alignment, resource coordination, and the economic layer for autonomous agents. Why the Agent Zero partnership thesis matters.

Three Chinese labs hit the open-weight frontier in a fortnight. Moonshot raised prices, DeepSeek dropped them, Alibaba shipped its flagship closed for the first time. Three different bets on what "open" means in commercial AI in 2026, and why Alibaba's closed flagship sitting at #12 on Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index is the wrinkle worth watching.

Fetch joined the ASI Alliance merger with SingularityNET and Ocean. It grades D on freedom and C on returns. We cover what the merged tokenomics mean, whether the alliance is more than marketing, and what FET holders actually own now.