Bitcoin millionaires surge 111% in a year amid crypto rally
There are now 85,400 Bitcoin millionaires, more than double the amount from last year.
BlackRock ETF sees biggest inflow in 35 days as Bitcoin weekly rally pauses
BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin fund had its biggest inflow day since July 22 as Bitcoin slipped back under $64,000 following a weekly rally.
Elon Musk voices support for sweeping AI safety regulations
Musk said he was pro-AI regulation “just as we regulate any product/technology that is a potential risk to the public.”
Bitcoin poised for $150K ‘batshit season’ but sellers could dent rally
One analyst predicts a $150,000 price tag for Bitcoin by the end of 2024; however, other indicators point to increased short-term selling.
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov Could be Free by October, Polymarket
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was arrested in France over the weekend. Bettors on Polymarket are putting money on him remaining in custody after the 96-hour deadline prescribed by courts, as there's a growing belief he may be formally charged. Telegram CEO Pavel Durov could be free to go as soon as Wednesday local time, French
Elon Musk voices support for sweeping AI safety regulations
Musk said he was pro-AI regulation “just as we regulate any product/technology that is a potential risk to the public.”
Bitcoin poised for $150K ‘batshit season’ but sellers could dent rally
One analyst predicts a $150,000 price tag for Bitcoin by the end of this year, however other indicators point to increased short-term selling.
Mark Zuckerberg says he ‘regrets’ bowing to COVID-19 censorship pressure
“I believe the government pressure was wrong, and I regret that we were not more outspoken about it,” said the Meta CEO in a letter.
Martin Shkreli must give up copies of one-off Wu-Tang album, says judge
Martin Shkreli had to forfeit a one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album in 2018 — now a judge ordered him to surrender any digital copies until a court case is finalized.
SEC charges siblings over $60M Ponzi touting a crypto trading bot
The SEC has accused the two brothers of using investor money to fund lavish lifestyles, including the purchase of cars and a multimillion-dollar condominium.