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Bittrex Global CEO Claims Accusations of SEC Violations Are Wrong
According to reports, Oliver Lynch, CEO of Bittrex Global, stated in an interview that accusing the cryptocurrency exchange Bittrex Global GmbH of violating local securities laws b
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OpenAI to Launch Enterprise Version of ChatGPT Subscription Service
According to reports, OpenAI has stated that it is researching the launch of a new enterprise version of ChatGPT subscription service, mainly targeting professionals who want more
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CoinCoinX, a Venezuelan Cryptocurrency Exchange Suspends Operations
On April 19th, CoinCoinX, the Venezuelan cryptocurrency exchange, announced that it had temporarily suspended operations. According to reports, this has resulted in \”thousands\” of
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CryptoGPT chat robot product casing ChatGPT has been hacked, self disclosure supported by “GPT-3”
On April 11th, it was reported that the CryptoGPT chat robot product Alex is suspected to be the ChatGPT launched by OpenAI. According to Alex\’s conversation records with users, Al
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Understanding CZ’s Recent Technical Glitch
According to reports, CZ stated on its social platform that one engine has returned to online and still needs more time to check and allow other engines to recover. We are a bit un
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AlphaPoint works with Elliptic to strengthen its cryptocurrency compliance
It is reported that Elliptic, a crypto asset risk company, has announced that it has established a partnership with AlphaPoint, a white label trading software provider. The two com
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Indian Web3 company NoCap Meta completed a 20 million rupee financing
According to reports, India\’s Web3 company NoCap Meta announced the completion of a 20 million rupee financing, with Sunicon Ventures participating in the investment to promote its
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Circle has destroyed approximately $12.2 billion of USDCs this month
On March 22, it was reported that even though Circle, the issuer of stable currency issued by USDC, withdrew its deposits trapped in a bank in Silicon Valley, customers continued t
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Surge in Deposits and Customers for American Digital Banks After Collapse of Silicon Valley Banks
On March 16th, it was reported that the number of customers and deposits of several American digital banks has surged after the collapse of Silicon Valley banks, including the San Francisco based digital bank Mercury, which has increased deposits by over $2 billion and thousands of customers in the past six days. Brex, a financial institution that provides commercial bank accounts, has added 3000 new customers and billions of dollars in new deposits in the past week (the institution declined to provide specific amounts). Brex has also provided loans to former Silicon Valley bank customers to help them pay their salaries. New York digital banks Meow and Rho have seen a surge in new customers, with “daily demand for hundreds of millions of dollars” of government bonds in the past week. Since last Thursday, financial institution Arc has applied for salary financing totaling more than $150 million for 500 startups. Forbes: The number of customers and deposits in multiple US…
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Voyager Customers Approve Bankruptcy and Reorganization Plan
According to the report, according to the official Twitter, the encryption lending agency Voyager said that the vote of Voyager customers on the bankruptcy and…