OpenAI inks deal with Time while facing added lawsuit from news nonprofit
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Crypto broker breaks ankles while fleeing kidnappers in Spain
A search of the apartment in the Spanish town of Estepona where the broker was held by the kidnappers uncovered two firearms, knives, drugs and over $10,000 in cash.

US SEC Seeks Sanctions Against Individuals Behind Alleged Crypto Scam PlexCoin
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is seeking sanctions against the individuals behind the allegedly fraudulent Initial Coin Offering (ICO) known as PlexCoin, Finance Feeds reports September 26.The SEC has been involved in ongoing court proceedings against the owners of the associated firm PlexCorps — Dominic Lacroix and Sabrina Paradis-Royer — at the New…

Bitcoin bulls refuse to flip bearish despite the $53,300 retest
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Jumping into the pool: How to earn a profit mining Bitcoin and Ether
For the past several months, miners around the world have been extremely active, which can be seen through spikes in hash rates that coincided with a significant increase in the prices of cryptocurrencies. At the beginning of 2020, Ether (ETH) could be bought for $130, and now, ETH has reached $500. The king of cryptocurrencies,…

John Reed Stark opposes regulatory reform at SEC crypto roundtable
The US Securities and Exchange Commission held the first crypto roundtable of industry attorneys, officials, and former regulators on March 21. John Reed Stark, the former director of the Office of Internet Enforcement at the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), pushed back against the idea of regulatory reform at the first SEC crypto

Cash, Coins and Casinos: Japan Struggles to Regulate Online Gambling
Despite Japan’s reputation for being one of the most welcoming nations for fintech, online crypto gambling has struggled to take off in light of the country’s strict regulation. In late March, the blockchain-based, decentralized application (DApp) platform Tron announced that it would block gambling DApps in Japan, bringing the issue of regulating crypto gambling back…

Gaming Is Key to the Mass Adoption of Crypto
A whole new exciting world of value is being coded into life right now by gamers. While it may be a far cry from the lofty ideals of banking the unbanked and taking down the global banking system, gaming is gearing up to be a massive force in the crypto space.Addictively fun games will draw…