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May 2026 sees US‑China tensions, Russian sanctions and fresh EU rules reshaping AI. Indian investment, Middle‑East projects and the scramble for data dominance create a geopolitics of AI that is more complex and competitive than ever before.

Bitcoin is trading within a crucial technical range as investors monitor ETF inflows, the 200-day moving average and major institutional positions. Analysts believe the next breakout could define market sentiment for months.

Digital assets recorded inflows of $857.9 million, marking the sixth consecutive week of positive net inflows.

The EU’s 2026 tokenisation framework lets issuers launch digital‑first securities on permissioned blockchains. The move cuts settlement friction, opens new capital sources for SMEs and feeds AI with on‑chain data for real‑time pricing, risk analytics and compliance.

On 12 March 2026 China’s Supreme People’s Court ruled that companies cannot replace staff with AI unless clear safety or continuity reasons exist. The landmark verdict, endorsed by the Labour Ministry, may set a precedent for AI‑labour regulations worldwide.

A deteriorating crisis in Iran, a more aggressive tone from the Fed and doubts over the CLARITY Act are pressuring crypto prices. Yet digital assets have shown unexpected resilience, buoyed by rising IBIT options activity and growing institutional flows.

OpenAI released Codex for macOS today, a desktop app for managing AI coding agents. The app is designed as a command center where you can run multiple agents in parallel, each working on separate tasks without conflicts.