Blast Blockchain's Soaring Deposits Stir Mixed Reactions
Blast blockchain's $1.1 billion pre-launch deposits draw mixed reactions amidst controversy and high yield promises.
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New York Times Challenges OpenAI and Microsoft in Court
The New York Times sues OpenAI and Microsoft over alleged copyright violations, highlighting a growing legal battle in AI and journalism.
BrianIndia's Crypto Exchanges Face Strict AML Regulation Compliance
India's FIU demands compliance with AML laws from major crypto exchanges like Binance and Huobi, signaling tighter regulatory control.
AlexArgentina Takes Bold Step in Cryptocurrency Regulation
Argentina's new law aims to regulate undeclared cryptocurrencies, reflecting a shift in policy and embracing digital assets within its economic framework.
KikyoBankrupt Celsius Network's Shift to Bitcoin Mining is Now Approved
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DavinBONK: Not Just a Meme - A Crypto Phenomenon
BONK, transcending its memecoin image, shows significant market and technological growth
BrianFTX's Repayment Plan Sparks Outrage Among Customers
FTX's repayment plan, undervaluing assets against market rates, incites customer backlash, with a looming January 11 objection deadline.
AlexRevolutionary Rupee: India-UAE Oil Trade Marks Historic Shift
The India-UAE oil trade in rupees signifies a major shift from dollar dominance, reflecting the BRICS nations' commitment to alternative trade currencies and the rising influence of emerging economies in global finance.
KikyoUS Legislators Challenge SEC Leadership Over Crypto Regulation
US lawmakers challenge SEC's Gensler over crypto regulation, proposing a bill to overhaul SEC leadership.
BrianBaidu's ERNIE Chatbot Surpasses 100 Million Users Since August Launch
As China's largest internet company, Baidu commands a substantial 76 percent share of the country's internet market, catering to a user base exceeding 705 million in the current year.
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