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Apple Working on AI-Powered Health Coaching Service
By Darya Rudz
• 3 mins read
According to those familiar with the matter, the Quartz healthcare coaching app will have a monthly subscription fee. The launch date is not yet confirmed, it might be 2024 or later.
CFTC: ‘No Immediate Path Forward’ in Binance Legal Battle
By Darya Rudz
• 3 mins read
Now, CFTC is seeking a permanent trading and registration ban on Binance because the exchange supposedly lacks control over possible illicit transactions.
Twitter High-Profile Accounts Getting Back Blue Ticks
By Darya Rudz
• 3 mins read
The verification badges started returning to the profiles of celebrities, and many of them did not pay for a Twitter Blue subscription. However, their profiles are “verified” and have blue ticks back.
BuzzFeed to Shut Down Its News Unit and Lay off 15% of Staff
By Darya Rudz
• 3 mins read
In addition to closing the news unit and laying off employees, BuzzFeed has also announced that two of its executives are stepping down. Its chief revenue officer Edgar Hernandez and chief operating officer Christian Baesler are leaving the company.
Bank of England: Use of Stablecoins in Payments Should Be Limited to Maintain Financial Stability
By Darya Rudz
• 3 mins read
Currently, the UK government is consulting on a new crypto regulation. Its goal is not only to minimize the risks posed by digital currencies but also to ensure that the UK is considered as a place for crypto firms to do business.
Twitter Launches New Feature to Allow Users to Monetize Access to Their Content
By Darya Rudz
• 3 mins read
For the first year, Twitter will not keep anything apart from the processing fee for the feature, allowing creators to get all the money. Then, after 12 months, Twitter will charge fees similar to iOS and Android.
Texas Senate Passes Bill to Limit Incentives for Crypto Miners Participating in Demand Response Programs
By Darya Rudz
• 3 mins read
In response to the bill, three lobbying groups including the Texas Blockchain Council, the Chamber of Digital Commerce, and the Satoshi Action Fund launched an “anti-competitive” campaign called “Don’t Mess With Texas Innovation”.
Bitfinex Securities Receives First-Ever Digital Asset License in El Salvador
By Darya Rudz
• 3 mins read
As Bitfinex has said, acquiring the license in El Salvador is a significant milestone, as it opens the way for small and medium-sized companies, corporations, and retail investors the opportunity to participate in global markets.
Peter Schiff Says ChatGPT Is ‘Pretty Intelligent’ to Choose Gold Over Bitcoin
By Darya Rudz
• 3 mins read
While many consider Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation, Peter Schiff believes that investing in cryptos is a losing game. As he has explained, rather than being backed by a real asset, Bitcoin is supported only by people buying it, which undermines its value.
Meta to Start Using Generative AI Tools for Creating Ads before Year End
By Darya Rudz
• 3 mins read
Meta intends to bring together its teams working on generative AI across the company into one group to build “delightful experiences around this technology” into all of its different products.