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Creating Killer Whales and bringing web3 to masses: a conversation with Hello Labs CEO Sander Görtjes
Quick Take Since October 2023, there has been a persistent decline in exchange withdrawals. As per the current data from Glassnode, Bitcoin withdrawals from exchanges have reached a four-year low, numbering merely 35,000 Bitcoin. On the contrasting side, Bitcoin deposits onto exchanges maintain a higher figure, with 56,500 Bitcoins being currently accounted for. Interestingly, from […]
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Crypto-economist predicts Bitcoin’s inclusion in 401(k) plans
Krüger emphasized a holistic approach to identifying valuable crypto-projects
The approval of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ET
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Honk and Bonk battling for top spot in Solana; new meme coin dominates in Ethereum
The 2021 GameStop saga, recently featured in a Netflix movie, may have unexpected parallels with Bitcoin, particularly in the context of a potential supply crunch. Echoes of the Reddit-fueled’ mother of all short squeezes’ (MOASS) for GameStop, in Bitcoin’s context, could manifest as a significant supply squeeze, or ‘Bitcoin Mother Of All Supply Squeezes’ (Bitcoin […]
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French fintech Pennylane becomes Europe’s latest unicorn
On Thursday, US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo rolled out the new initiative called the US AI Safety Institute Consortium” (AISIC). It was spawned after an executive order on October, mandating that the US lead the way in safe AI development.
“The U.S. government has a significant role to play in setting the standards and developing the tools we need to mitigate the risks and harness the immense potential of artificial intelligence,” Raimondo said in a release on Thursday. “President Biden directed us to pull every lever to accomplish two key goals: set safety standards and protect our innovation ecosystem. That’s precisely what the U.S. AI Safety Institute Consortium is set up to help us do.”
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Apple joins Meta, Google, Facebook on new US government AI safety initiative
At first it sounds as if Apple will look to see if your cheeks are getting flabbier, but rather than assessing the calorific intake of those burgers you’re having, the plan is to figure out when you’re using up those calories in exercise.
A newly-revealed patent application called “Tracking Caloric Expenditure Using A Camera,” is based at heart on how much effort you’re putting into exercise.
Let’s get this out of the way at the top — Apple Vision Pro is expensive and certainly not for everyone. I’m not going to tell you Apple Vision Pro will change your life and everyone needs to buy it.
I will say that Apple Vision Pro, today, feels like a preview of what the future will be, even if it takes a decade to get there.
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Apple Vision Pro early review: a peek into the future of computing
Spain’s Comision Nacional De Los Mercados Y La Competencia (CNMC) first announced in July 2021 that it was investigating the two companies. The accusation was that the firms unfairly colluded in order to “reduce competition in the Internet retail market for electronic products.”
Central to the case was whether there were any deals that saw Apple restricting sales of its products to only itself and to Amazon. By 2023, the CNMC believed it had found sufficient proof that it fined the pair a total of 194.1 million Euros (now $209.2 million).
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Spain puts $209 million fine on hold while Apple and Amazon appeal