Tech Report: Congress eyes major crypto legislation as ‘Crypto Week’ begins

Congress is on the verge of reshaping American finance as lawmakers prepare to tackle three major cryptocurrency bills during what’s being called “Crypto Week.”

(LILAMAX)- Congress is on the verge of reshaping American finance as lawmakers prepare to tackle three major cryptocurrency bills during what’s being called “Crypto Week.” The legislation will address stablecoins, the development of a government-backed digital currency, and new rules for crypto trading—marking a pivotal moment in the country’s approach to digital assets.

Meanwhile, the tech world is racing ahead with innovations that feel both retro and futuristic. “Call of Duty’s” latest crossover brings back ’90s icons Beavis and Butt-Head, but the real breakthrough is holographic gameplay. Deep tech company VividQ has unveiled display technology that projects real 3D visuals, allowing gamers to stay immersed in holographic environments for extended periods.

Artificial intelligence is also rapidly changing the business landscape. A new report from data firm Tredence predicts that by 2028, one-third of AI agents will make 15% of business decisions without any human input. The rise of “agentic AI” could flatten corporate hierarchies, empowering small teams with big responsibilities, while leadership shifts from giving orders to orchestrating intelligent, self-correcting systems.

And on Roblox, the online gaming platform now nearing 100 million daily users, teen developers are turning their passion into profit. According to Bloomberg, the 19-year-old creator of the anime-style soccer game Blue Lock: Rivals sold the title for $3 million to DO Big Studios, a major player in the Roblox ecosystem.