OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger has banned all crypto mentions on Discord after a user was removed for mentioning Bitcoin in a technical discussion. The rule followed a scam in which hijacked accounts promoted a fake $CLAWD token that briefly reached about $16 million before collapsing.

Several DeFi projects, including Morpho, have moved away from public Discord servers after rising scams and phishing made the platform hard to secure. Teams are shifting users to controlled support tools like help centres, live chat and ticket systems to improve safety and reliability.

Discord has been hit by a massive data breach that could expose more than 2.1 million users’ government-issued IDs — a privacy disaster that’s shaking the foundation of online age verification systems.

OpenAI faced a five-hour global outage affecting ChatGPT, Sora, and its APIs, disrupting user access to key tools. As services return to normal, the incident prompts a pressing question: are we becoming too reliant on AI systems we do not fully control?

Discord is testing a rewards system called Orbs, giving users points for engaging with ads. These points can unlock digital perks and may help Discord strengthen its business model.

Nintendo is asking a California court to order Discord to unmask GameFreakOUT, the user accused of leaking confidential Pokémon content on the FreakLeak server. The company claims the materials were proprietary and is seeking the user's identity and contact information.

Russia has blocked the instant messaging app Discord for violating its laws. In recent years, Russia has demanded that foreign platforms remove content deemed "illegal" and has imposed fines for non-compliance. Does this growing enforcement indicate a trend toward tighter control over digital communication?

Viggle AI, which turns static images into animated videos, just secured $19 million in Series A funding led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) and Two Small Fish. The funds will drive its growth and innovation, while the company's use of YouTube data has sparked legal concerns.

Aigisos has launched its Genesis Rolldrop, distributing 90 million AIG tokens in a two-phase event to engage both new and existing users. However, significant verification issues and a lack of solid progress raise doubts about whether Aigisos can prove its worth beyond high-profile endorsements. With such verification challenges and a history of brief CEO ventures, can Aigisos truly deliver on its promises, or is it just another flashy project destined to falter?