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Investors poured $136 million into digital asset funds last week, of which $133 million was directed into Bitcoin-related products.
Shares of Alibaba saw an uptick on Friday after Chinese regulators imposed a 7.12 billion yuan ($984 million) fine on its fintech affiliate Ant Group.
Job growth in the United States eased in June, suggesting the red-hot labor market has cooled.
Video gaming and entertainment company Sega has announced it plans to exit the blockchain gaming market.
ChatGPT, the fastest-growing consumer app in the world, saw its traffic plunge in June.
Fintech startup Nuggets has confirmed its partnership with the Bank of England to tie potential digital pounds with a secure digital identity.
The U.S. private sector added 497,000 new jobs in June, far above the expected 220,00 gain.
Bitcoin miner Marathon Digital produced 979 BTC in June, down 21% from a month earlier.
The Taiwan government and prosecutors are adopting measures to tackle the growing use of digital assets for bribes as the country awaits the 2024 presidential election.
Local Law 144, a legislation that seeks to tackle discrimination risks seen in artificial intelligence (AI) hiring algorithms, has come into force in New York City.
Banking giant DBS said it has rolled out a new offering in China.
As of August 1, China will impose licensing requirements on exporting gallium and germanium.
Bitcoin Depot became the first crypto ATM operator to see its shares listed on a major U.S. stock exchange.
Gemini chief Cameron Winklevoss has proposed his final offer to Digital Currency Group over the bankruptcy restructuring of its collapsed subsidiary Genesis.
Bitcoin Ordinals launchpad Luminex proposed the launch of a new BRC-69 standard that could reduce inscription costs by over 90%.