MoonPay has released a new app that lets users buy cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, XRP and Solana by chatting with ChatGPT. The integration allows purchases through natural conversation with the chatbot.
MoonPay's application connects directly to ChatGPT, letting people purchase Bitcoin, XRP, Solana and other cryptocurrencies simply by speaking with the chatbot. The feature aims to simplify access to digital assets for everyday users.
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Mastercard has unveiled a new Crypto Partner Program uniting more than 85 companies from the blockchain, fintech, and banking sectors to integrate digital assets into everyday payments. The initiative focuses on practical applications like cross-border transfers and business-to-business payments. Executives describe it as a bridge between on-chain innovation and traditional financial infrastructure.
MoonPay has acquired Dawn Labs and rolled out an AI trading copilot designed for prediction markets. The move aims to simplify crypto trading through natural language prompts and automated strategies.
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MoonPay has introduced a virtual debit Mastercard that enables AI agents to spend stablecoins directly from self-custodied wallets at any online merchant accepting Mastercard. The card uses real-time crypto-to-fiat conversion at checkout, without requiring users to preload funds or move assets offchain. It is available to users in the UK and Latin America through MoonPay’s CLI and agent workflows.
Google has rolled out a new feature for its Gemini AI chatbot, allowing users to generate downloadable files directly within the chat interface. The update supports various formats including PDF, Microsoft Word, Excel, and LaTeX. It is available to all Gemini users worldwide.
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A CoinDesk opinion column argues that cryptocurrencies have failed to deliver practical utility after over a decade of promises. Author VerifiedX’s Pollak highlights poor user experiences, speculative focus, and technical barriers as key reasons for limited real-world use. Global ownership remains below 10%, with even less actual usage for payments.