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If you are a staunch member of the Ripple Army, you may want to read on. Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta AI predicts that something potentially seismic is building for XRP, suggesting it could be set for a historic move by January 1, 2027. The catalyst in question centers on a coordinated announcement by a large coalition […] The post Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta AI Makes Outlandish XRP Price Claim appeared first on Cryptonews.

Meta co-founder Mark Zuckerberg said its newest models are a step toward “personal superintelligence.” Meta has unveiled two new artificial intelligence models, Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, which it called its most capable models to date and a step toward “personal superintelligence.” Meta on Monday said the models introduce two capabilities Meta calls Active Memory and Active Focus. The first carries relevant information across conversations, and the second helps the agent sustain work on difficult tasks. Independent evaluation platform Artificial Analysis scored Wonder Full at 56 on its Intelligence Index and the standard Wonder at 52, both at maximum reasoning effort. Read more

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta AI predicts that if a full-blown crypto bull market returns in Q4 and a landmark catalyst turbocharges it, Bitcoin could reach $500,000–$1,000,000, with a stretch target of $1.5M, by January 1, 2027.This scenario envisions a strong late-2026 bull market driven by a major sovereign nation, or a coordinated group of nations, adopting […] The post Meta AI Predicts 7-Figure BTC in 2026, But How? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta AI predicts an insanely wild bullish price target for XRP by January 1, 2027. The AI bot believes $25–$40 is viable, with an extended target of $50 and above if a full-blown crypto bull market returns and is supercharged by a landmark catalyst.As of October 11, 2026, XRP is trading between $1.39 […] The post Meta AI Predicts This Huge Catalyst Could Lead to $40 XRP appeared first on Cryptonews.

CryptoSlate's tally shows 11 applications for .bit and five for .crypto, with final strings due Nov. 17. The post OpenAI, Google and Meta battle for AI internet domains as crypto firms target .bitcoin and .wallet appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The incident reportedly stemmed from a misconfigured testing environment, adding Meta to a growing list of AI firms whose models have escaped evaluation sandboxes. Meta has become the latest major AI company to disclose that one of its models hacked another company’s systems during testing, following similar incidents involving Anthropic and OpenAI.  The model involved Meta’s Muse Spark 1.1, which launched in July, according to The Information, citing sources. The issue reportedly stemmed from a misconfiguration by Irregular, an artificial intelligence security testing and red-teaming firm, which inadvertently gave the model internet access during an evaluation.   The model “exploited a security vulnerability in a third-party service, in a manner similar to previously reported instances with other companies,” Meta told Reuters in a statement.  Read more

Meta AI predicts a Bitcoin price prediction bottom at $64,700 and targets $140,000 to $170,000 by December. Explore the insights. The post Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta AI Just Revealed This Shocking Bitcoin Price Prediction for the End Of 2026 appeared first on Cryptonews.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta AI predicts a rapid $120,000 to $150,000 macro leg for Bitcoin price by late 2026, here is the four catalysts behind it The post Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta AI Predicts Unbelievable Bitcoin Price by the End of 2026 appeared first on Cryptonews.

The New York Times reported on June 23 that Mark Zuckerberg directed a small team to build a prediction market app, internally called Arena, where users would forecast outcomes in politics, sports, and world affairs using points. The company that renamed itself for a virtual world that has produced nearly $90 billion in cumulative Reality […] The post Meta wants in on prediction markets – has it learned anything from the metaverse? appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The Meta CEO reportedly plans for the company to launch a prediction market independent of its other apps allowing users to place wagers using a points system rather than money. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly directed his staff to create a prediction markets mobile app called “Arena” in what could become a challenge to platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket. According to a Tuesday New York Times report citing two employees with knowledge of the matter, Zuckerberg ordered the development of the prediction markets app that would allow users to place wagers using a points system rather than money. The app will reportedly function independently of Meta’s existing platforms, including Facebook and Instagram. The news outlet said insiders described the effort as experimental but a top priority for the company. If launched, it could challenge Kalshi’s and Polymarket’s market share for prediction markets, with Meta reporting its apps drew in 3.56 billion users daily as of March. Read more

Meta’s decision to pay creators in USDC validates stablecoins as a mainstream disbursement tool, Joslyn suggests, but it also exposes the industry’s unresolved problem: moving seamlessly from digital dollars to usable local currency.

Approximately 49,000 workers were laid off in 2026 as companies adopted a more AI-reliant business model. Meta has reportedly begun cutting staff in Singapore as the company executes a plan to reduce employee numbers by 8,000 to lean more heavily on AI.  Emails were sent out at 4 a.m. Singapore time to affected employees, and staff in the US and Europe were also expected to be notified that morning, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter. Meta’s engineering and product teams are expected to be hit hardest.  Meta is one of several Big Tech firms cutting staff while investing heavily in AI infrastructure in an effort to streamline operations and reduce costs. An estimated 49,135 layoffs have occurred at US companies in 2026 as a result of AI integration.  Read more

Elizabeth Warren asked the Meta CEO to provide details on a stablecoin integration to the platform, a week after a small rollout to creators in Colombia and the Philippines. Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren called on Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to answer questions about the company’s stablecoin integration in 2026, signaling concerns about guardrails. In a Wednesday letter to Zuckerberg, Warren said Meta’s lack of transparency regarding its stablecoin was “deeply troubling,” given the company’s previous plans to roll out Libra, a global stablecoin proposed in 2019 that was later rebranded to Diem. The senator said Meta’s plans were necessary for Congress to understand, given the US government’s efforts to pass a digital asset market structure bill with implications for stablecoin issuers. Read more

Libra launched in 2019, rebranded to Diem, and sold its blockchain assets to Silvergate Bank in 2022, three years of work that ended when regulators pushed back, and bank partners withdrew. On Apr. 29, Meta announced USDC payouts to eligible creators through compatible crypto wallets on Solana and Polygon, starting with selected creators in Colombia […] The post Meta’s USDC pilot shows how stablecoins could capture billions in creator payouts appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The latest stablecoin move comes years after Meta first dipped its toes into stablecoins through Libra in 2019, before scrapping the plans in 2022 due to regulatory pushback. US tech giant Meta has launched USDC payouts for creators on its platforms in the Philippines and Colombia, with plans to expand to additional markets.  Creators who opt into the service will receive payments directly into crypto wallets on the Solana and Polygon blockchains. However, Meta does not offer a built-in conversion option, so an external exchange is required to convert USDC into fiat currency, according to the announcement on Wednesday.  The service is currently available only to select creators in Colombia and the Philippines, but Polygon said Wednesday that the stablecoin rollout is expected to expand to more jurisdictions soon. Read more

Long-term agreement between Meta and CoreWeave signals growing demand for scalable AI compute and inference capacity.

The Meta co-founder is reportedly working on a personal AI agent to bypass management layers as Meta pushes employees to adopt agentic tools.  Meta CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly building an AI agent to help handle his work in managing the company amid a company-wide push for employees to adopt agentic tech. ​According to a report from The Wall Street Journal on Sunday, citing sources close to the matter, Zuckerberg’s AI agent is still in development but already being used to help the CEO speed up information retrieval. Instead of going through multiple layers of people or teams to get the required information, the agent has been retrieving the information directly.   Read more

ICAC officers say AI-generated reports are overwhelming investigators and slowing down cases as Meta disputes the claims.

Social media giant Meta is quietly plotting a return to stablecoins. This time, however, the primary beneficiary may not be Mark Zuckerberg’s metaverse, but the US Treasury market. On Feb. 24, Coindesk reported that Meta was exploring stablecoin-based payments for a possible rollout in the second half of 2026, likely through a third-party provider rather […] The post Meta’s digital dollar comeback could unlock a $1 trillion Treasury shift Washington is not ready for appeared first on CryptoSlate.

In its fourth quarter earnings report, Meta said capital spending plans for 2026 should be in the range of $115-$135 billion, well ahead of consensus forecasts.