PBOC Report Highlights Crypto Oversight, Hong Kong Takes Lead in Licensing Initiatives

The importance of regulating digital currencies and cryptocurrencies from the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) in its recently released Financial Stability Report 2024. This reiteration is particularly notable given the contrasting approach to crypto between mainland China and Hong Kong. Notably, while mainland China maintains its strict ban on cryptocurrency trading and mining, Hong Kong…

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Tariffs, Tech Giants’ Antitrust Woes, ChatGPT

It is a great week for news of artificial intelligence. AI equipment is being price price Meta And Google – are in the American government’s reticle. In the meantime, OPENAI unveiled a more capable and fighter Cat And revealed plans for an AI software engineer. Price uncertainty strikes the AI ​​material THE President Donald Trump…

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Do you use Android Android Auto?

For all its faults, I love Android Auto. Over the past ten years, Google has set up a really impressive interface to interact safely with your phone during driving. Reading the media, sending messages via voice commands, looking for restaurants in the middle of a road trip – there is really no other substitute on…

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Just Another AI (Mania?) Day

Today was just another day in the stock market. The S&P 500 hit another record high of 6875.16. The Nasdaq, DJIA and Russell 2000 also closed at record highs. Been there, done that! More records are likely when the Fed cuts the federal funds rate by 25 basis points on Wednesday. On Thursday, President Donald…

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Tron facilitated most illicit cryptographic transactions in 2024 – The Shib Daily

The Blockchain Tron platform facilitated the majority of illicit crypto transactions in 2024, including transfers linked to sanctioned entities, according to a report by the blockchain analysis company, TRM Labs. The analysis company has published its Report on Cryptographic Crime 2025 On February 10, revealing a 24% drop in annual shift in illicit cryptocurrency transactions,…

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AI-Powered App Found To Be Operated By Call Centre Workers In Philippines, Founder Charged

Albert Saniger was accused of fraud after being noted that his application to buy artificial intelligence (AI), NATE, counted on employees of the Philippine Call Center to make purchases manually. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said that Saniger had promoted a “program filled with smoke and mirrors”. “As presumed, Albert Saniger has misleaded investors…

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