1. Amazon was exposed to launch the "moon landing" plan: the goal is to deploy 100,000 second-generation AI self-developed chips to reduce dependence on NVIDIA. 2. Faraday Future will change its stock code to FFAI early next year. The official said that the AI of the whole car is the key strategy of FF and FX. 3. Google's artificial intelligence breakthrough brings quantum computing closer to practical applications. 4. Zhongke Blue News: In-depth cooperation with Volcano Engine, a Cloud as a Ser...
On August 7th, developer Nima Owji tweeted yesterday, revealing that Musk's X platform will launch X Payments payment services, including transactions, balances, and transfers. X.com was and will be a payment system again, he said, adding that X is working on a feature that lets users export account analytics data. Musk has previously revealed plans to provide financial services on the X platform, including storing value, transferring money to others, and accessing high-yield currency markets.
On August 7th, developer Nima Owji tweeted yesterday, revealing that Musk's X platform will launch XPayments payment service, involving transactions, balances and transfers. Musk has previously revealed plans to provide financial services on the X platform, including storing value, transferring money to others, and accessing high-yield currency markets.
In a recently re-released video, Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance has called Gary Gensler, the chairperson of the Securities Exchange Commission, the "worst person" to regulate the crypto industry, and said his approach to regulating the cryptocurrency market is "the complete opposite of ideal policy." At the same time, JD Vance wants to inject too much political factors into the actual business of US securities.
On July 5th, DAO financial exposure management company Karpatkey and on-chain autonomous optimization DAO fund solution Aera put forward a proposal for "strategic fund management on Arbitrum" in the Arbitrum community, proposing to establish Arbitrum strategic fund management group and DAO supervision committee, planning to manage 250 million ARB assets in the first phase, charging a 1% management fee.
Singapore's government is stepping up scrutiny of family offices and hedge funds and cleaning up inactive ones as a result of regulatory loopholes exposed by a mega-3 billion-dollar money laundering case. New rules require family offices to provide detailed information and invest at least 10 per cent or S $10 million in local projects. Industry insiders believe this could lead some wealthy Chinese to turn to Hong Kong.