AI set to benefit from blockchain-based data infrastructure
Several data infrastructure and intelligence use cases take a decentralized approach to provide AI functionalities.
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BitGo patches critical vulnerability first discovered by Fireblocks
BitGo has patched a vulnerability that threatened to expose the private keys of retail and institutional users.
University students reveal new Web3 solutions at ETHDenver 2023
Students showcased new Web3 solutions focused on enabling better user experience, privacy and security at ETHDenver 2023.
Here’s how ChatGPT-4 spends $100 in crypto trading
GPT-4 version of OpenAI's ChatGPT conversational AI was released on March 14, and is said to be much more powerful than the previous version.
Breaking: SVB Financial Group files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
SVB Financial Group, the former umbrella entity of Silicon Valley Bank, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York to "preserve value."
US Bank collapse — Was crypto being targeted?
The latest episode of Decentralize with Cointelegraph unpacks whether U.S. regulators are targeting the crypto ecosystem through closure of SVB and Signature Bank.
Dubai to Abu Dhabi: How NFTs are used in the UAE
Cointelegraph went to an EDM concert and spoke to projects at the recent AIBC Dubai event to see how nonfungible tokens are used in the United Arab Emirates.
Post-Merge Ethereum: Grayscale extends review of ETHPoW decision
Grayscale will take 180 days at max to decide whether, when and in what manner to sell ETHPoW on behalf of the record date shareholders.
Crypto assets to become a separate category in the UK tax forms
The recent national budget, published by His Majesty's Treasury, announces the amendment of the self-assessment forms for crypto assets.
What is quantum cloud computing, and how does it work?
Quantum cloud computing is a nascent technology with profound implications, and it may soon be widely available thanks to cloud technology.
Signum Digital scores approval to offer security tokens in Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s Security and Futures Commission greenlights Signum Digital to offer security tokens in the city after inviting applications for virtual asset trading licenses.
Intern for Gensler? SEC's college traineeships start at $15 an hour
The SEC is recruiting for college traineeships starting at $15.09 an hour, which is less than the minimum wage in Washington D.C. where the regulator is headquartered.
Lightning Labs and Tari agree to convert restraining order in trademark suit
Tari Labs, who bought the suit against the project has faced backlash from the crypto community with some suggesting the lawsuit was “frivolous.”
Euler Finance hacked despite 10 audits in 2 years, says CEO
Euler Labs CEO Michael Bentley stated he will “never forgive” the hacker as the exploit caused him to lose time with his newborn son.
Bitcoin is beating Warren Buffett’s 'crypto bet' in 2023
Bitcoin's rebound in 2023 has also seen Coinbase stock gaining over 100% year-to-date, boosting Cathie Wood's ARK portfolio.
SVB collapse chilled NFT trading volumes: DappRadar
Only 11,440 NFT traders were active on March 11 which was the lowest figure recorded since November 2021.
Nifty News: Doodles 'no longer an NFT project,' Playboy bares all on NFT earnings and more
The NFT project doodles is looking to go beyond being an NFT project, with plans to become a "leading media franchise."
Crypto users turned to DEXs, loaded up on USDC after Silicon Valley Bank crash
The collapse of FTX led to a similar exodus from centralized exchanges, as users worried they may lose access to funds during crises.
LinksDAO wins bid to buy its first golf course, says CEO
The successful bid comes a month after 88.6% of LinksDAO token holders voted in favor of putting in a “compelling offer” for the golf course in its governance vote.
Chinese billionaire’s $1B fraud charges, Kwon’s $11M bet, Zhu Su and Islam: Asia Express
Chinese billionaire using crypto to fight communism charged over $1 billion fraud, Do Kwon’s $11M bet comes due, Zhu Su bonds with Islam.
Collapse of Silvergate and Silicon Valley Bank represent a challenge for crypto
The fire lit by Silvergate Bank and Silicon Valley Bank will make it harder for crypto to find financial partners.
US lawmaker suggests Signature’s collapse was tied to instability of crypto
Senator Michael Bennet said crypto was not “even as stable as the marijuana industry,” questioning Signature Bank’s ability to service digital asset firms but not dispensaries.
MakerDAO passes proposal for $750M increase in US Treasury investments
The emergency proposal increases MakerDAO’s holdings of United States bonds by 150%, aiming to diversify the Dai stablecoin’s collateral exposure.
Swiss Bankers Association proposes deposit tokens to develop digital economy
A deposit token is a concept that came out of Singapore’s Project Guardian last year, and it has already been touted by JPMorgan.
Bitcoin bears could face $440M loss in Friday’s options expiry
The bailout of Silicon Valley Bank provided a significant advantage to BTC bulls on the weekly $1.2 billion BTC options expiry.
Orca DEX to block US users from trading with its interface
The company said U.S. traders would still be able to make swaps by directly interacting with Orca’s smart contracts, however.
Ethereum core developers set April 12 for Shanghai hard fork
The upgrade will enable staked ETH withdrawals on the Beacon Chain, completing Ethereum's transition to a PoS consensus.
FTX influencers face $1 Billion class-action lawsuit over alleged crypto fraud promotion
The suit is led by Edwin Garrison and was filed against "FTX influencers," primarily on the YouTube platform.
Shiba Inu community divided over allegations of code, chain ID plagiarism
"I just want to know why, we, a billion dollar project that paid $10m dollars to develop our layer 2, have another projects Chain ID," wrote one user.
Blockchain Association seeks info from Fed, FDIC and OCC on ‘de-banking’ crypto firms
The association submitted Freedom of Information Act requests as part of an investigation into how regulators’ actions “improperly contributed” to the collapse of three banks.