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It was disappointing to many not to see an RTX 50 Super refresh at CES 2026. Now, a new report from The Information states that Nvidia plans not to launch any new GPUs in 2026. It also confirmed that the upcoming RTX 60 series is delayed beyond 2027.
Nvidia reportedly completed the design of its RTX 50 Super refresh, but the outgoing memory chip shortage has allegedly incentivized Nvidia to deprioritize RTX 50 Super production. This issue is also causing problems for the RTX 60 series, which was reportedly supposed to begin "mass production at the end of 2027". Nvidia has not commented directly on these delays, but it told Tom's Hardware, "Demand for GeForce RTX GPUs is strong, and memory supply is constrained. We continue to ship all GeForce SKUs and are working closely with our suppliers to maximize memory availability."
Rumors of an RTX 50 Super refresh have been around for months, we even saw some leaks of potential specs of the cards. If the rumors were true, Nvidia was planning to launch an RTX 5080 Super, RTX 5070 Ti Super, and RTX 5070 Super, similar to the RTX 40 Series Super refresh that preceded it.
The main upgrade all of these RTX 50 Super GPUs were supposedly going to receive was a major spec bump in GDDR7 memory capacity and higher power limits. The RTX 5080 Super was supposedly going to get 24GB of GDDR7 and a 415W TGP. The outgoing 5080, by contrast, comes with 16GB of GDDR7 and a 360W TDP. Similarly, the RTX 5070 Ti Super was going to get 24GB of GDDR7 and a 350W TDP, compared to the outgoing 5070 Ti's 16GB of GDDR7 and 300W TDP.
The RTX 5070 Super is the only one of the three models that was rumored to get a core count increase, in addition to extra memory and higher TGP. The RTX 5070 Super was allegedly going to come with 6,400 CUDA cores, 18GB of GDDR7, and a 275W TDP compared to the outgoing 5070's 6,144 CUDA cores, 12GB of GDDR7, and 250W TGP.
Many expected Nvidia to announce the RTX 50 Series super refresh at CES 2026, but just before the event, Nvidia publicly announced that it would not announce any new GPUs at the event, a first for the company in five years.
During CES we finally saw some rumors cropping up for the RTX 60 series. These rumors pointed towards a 2H 2027 release date and a potential RTX 6090 graphics card that was at least 30% faster than the RTX 5090 using the Rubin architecture.
There is a chance Nvidia could still release new GPUs later in 2026, but this latest report has dampened hopes of that occurring. Nvidia's next generation RTX 60 series GPUs are now likely begin production in 2028.
The memory chip shortage is also causing mayhem with Nvidia's existing GPUs; Nvidia is rumored to have slashed GPU supply by 20%, and Nvidia is also prioritizing RTX 50 series GPUs with lower VRAM capacity to combat the shortage. The only good news in all of this is that Jensen Huang is looking to resurrect old GPUs to keep the market fresh with as much GPU supply as possible.
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This hiring roundup was written in conjunction with crypto-native executive search firm Intersection Growth Partners.
It combines Intersection’s monthly newsletter, which includes unreported executive hires, and The Block’s monthly hiring update.
Crypto hiring remained active through November, with exchanges, payments firms, and infra teams adding senior operators across product, legal, and BD. Venture firms continued to promote from within, while Bitcoin-native projects and ZK ecosystems expanded leadership teams ahead of 2026 roadmaps. Talent flowed in from traditional finance and big tech, particularly in compliance, partnerships, and brand management.
Infrastructure, security, and payments companies saw the largest concentration of new roles. Several networks made strategic marketing and growth hires, while stablecoin and tokenization initiatives pulled in senior talent from banks and fintech.
Anchorage: David Lawant joined as Head of Research. He was previously Head of Research at FalconX.
Bitget: Ignacio Aguirre Franco was appointed Chief Marketing Officer.
BitMine Immersion Technologies: Chi Tsang was appointed Chief Executive Officer and joined the board.
BNB Chain: Nina Rong joined as Executive Director of Growth.
Circle: Wyatt Robinson joined as Chief Counsel, Payments. He was previously Senior Corporate Counsel at Microsoft. Erika
Peterson joined as VP, Global Ecosystem. She was previously MD, Corporate Strategy at BlackRock.
Coinbase: Shannon Kurtas joined as Head of Coinbase Advanced. He was previously VP, Product at Kraken. Liz Martin joined as VP, Product for Derivatives and Markets. She was previously a Partner at Goldman Sachs. Gareth Kay joined as VP, Brand. He was previously a Partner at The Intangibles. Joe Staples joined as VP, Creative. He was previously a Partner at Mother.
Deel: Thierry Edde was promoted to Head of Crypto.
FalconX: Eesa Ahmad joined as Senior Executive, Institutional Sales. He was previously Senior Director of Institutional Sales at Crypto.com.
Huma Finance: Jessica Cao was appointed APAC CEO. She previously held senior roles at Ant International, BNP Paribas, Citi and Standard Chartered.
MoonPay: Zach Kwartler joined as Head of Stablecoins. He was previously Product Lead, Platform at Paxos.
Morpho: Tarik Bellamine joined as Head of Engineering. He was previously a Senior Engineering Manager at Uniswap Labs.
OpenFX: Rushil Gambhir joined as Product Lead, Payments and New Markets. He was previously VP, Product Management at Mastercard Move.
TeraHash: Hunter Rogers joined as Co-Founder. He previously served as Senior Ecosystem Development and Investment Lead at TRON DAO.
Variant: Caleb Shack joined as Investment Partner. He was previously Head of Ecosystem at Arch Network.
Visa: Matt Austin joined as Senior Director, Business Development, Visa Crypto. He was previously Director of Strategic Initiatives at Ripple.
Wintermute: David Micley joined as Head of US BD. Dmitry Kotov joined as Lead US Counsel. H. Branch Johnson joined as Managing Director, BD. Matthew Pizzo joined as Chief Compliance Officer.
Zcash Foundation: Pili Guerra was promoted to Head of Engineering. Danika Delano was promoted to Chief Operating Officer.
Zerohash: Aaron Karczmer and Danny Rosenthal joined the board. Karczmer is CEO of K2 Integrity. Rosenthal is Founder and CEO of Nutshell Labs.
Stripe: Ernie Tedeschi joined as Chief Economist.
Tether: Bloomberg reported that Vincent Domien and Mathew O’Neill will join to support the firm’s expansion of gold-backed reserves.
AlphaTON Capital: William De’Ath was appointed Chief Partnership Officer.
Blockchain.com: Lane Kasselman was promoted from President to Co-CEO and President.
a16z crypto: Guy Wuollet was promoted from Investment Partner to General Partner.
QuickNode: Jason Hunt was promoted from Chief Strategy Officer to Chief Revenue Officer.
CFTC: Michael Selig was nominated to serve as Chairman and Commissioner. He is Chief Counsel of the Crypto Task Force and Senior Advisor to the SEC Chairman.
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The new guidance says that “staff would not object if a broker-dealer were to apply a 2% haircut on proprietary positions.”
In a statement on Thursday responding to the guidance, Commissioner Hester Peirce said the use of stablecoins could allow brokers to do more.
The new FAQ marks the SEC’s latest move in being more friendly to the digital asset industry.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission introduced new guidance allowing broker-dealers to apply a "2% haircut" to proprietary positions in certain stablecoins — a move that some crypto stakeholders say helps bring digital assets closer to traditional finance.
In guidance issued on Thursday by the SEC's Division of Trading and Markets, the staff addressed a customer protection rule requiring broker-dealers to safeguard customers' assets and maintain a cushion for those assets. The new guidance says that "staff would not object if a broker-dealer were to apply a 2% haircut on proprietary positions." A haircut is typically a percentage applied to an asset when it is being used as collateral.
In a statement responding to the guidance, SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce said the use of stablecoins could allow brokers to do more.
Stablecoins are essential to transacting on blockchain rails," she said. "Using stablecoins will make it feasible for broker-dealers to engage in a broader range of business activities relating to tokenized securities and other crypto assets."
The new FAQ marks the SEC's latest move in being more friendly to the digital asset industry. Over the past year, the SEC has created a crypto task force covering topics ranging from custody to tokenization, embarked on "Project Crypto" to modernize its rules around crypto, and has plans to propose an innovation exemption to integrate tokenization into the capital markets.
More broadly, federal agencies are also working to implement a new law, called GENIUS, that passed last year, creating a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins.
Firms have to apply "haircuts" to assets to reflect risk, so more volatile assets get bigger haircuts. Some brokers were imposing an 100% haircut on stablecoins, according to Tonya Evans, making holding stablecoins more unaffordable. Evans is a fintech strategist and board member of the Digital Currency Group.
"A 2% haircut changes that calculus entirely by putting payment stablecoins on par with money market funds, which hold similar underlying assets like U.S. Treasuries, cash, and short-term government securities," Evans wrote in a Forbes article.
Former Avalanche COO Luigi D'Onorio DeMeo said the new SEC guidance would mean that stablecoins could be treated like money-market funds. The move "removes a major friction point," and also means stablecoins can become a larger part of traditional finance.
Lowers the barrier for deeper integration of stablecoins into traditional finance rails = better liquidity, more efficient settlement, and broader institutional on-ramp," he said in a post on X.
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