According to Bithumb's announcement, due to the suspension of IoTeX (IOTX) network block generation (computer failure), Bithumb will suspend IOTX recharge and withdrawal at 18:45 on January 31, 2025. The recharge and withdrawal service will resume after the network is stable, and the specific time will be notified separately. During the suspension period, users can still trade normally, but pay attention to the risk of market volatility.
According to DefiLlama data, Solv Protocol generated $1.46 million in protocol fees in the past 24 hours, ranking seventh in DeFillama, surpassing Solana (about $1.20 million) and Uniswap (about $1.10 million) in the same period. As of now, Solv Protocol TVL has reached $1.40 billion, making it the highest protocol in the Bitcoin Finance (BTCFI) ecosystem.
Black Forest Labs, a startup that generates artificial intelligence image models, is raising $100 million at a valuation of $1 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. Investors are not yet known, but Lightspeed could be involved, a person familiar with the matter said. The deal may not be final and could still change.
According to community feedback, the Ton network has been paralyzed, and no blocks have been generated for nearly 3 hours. It is said that Binance has suspended Ton network withdrawals. In addition, Tonscan data shows that the latest block on the Ton network was issued at 06:11:46 Beijing time.
1. Powell: The Federal Reserve is already using ChatGPT to generate questions. 2. LG New Energy will use AI to design battery cells for customers, which can be done in one day. 3. Google launches Google Vids, an AI video tool. 4. Baidu launches "Wen Xiaoyan", a social app that simulates human AI: it can interact with virtual characters and establish emotional connections. 5. Google Gemini AI is questioned: it can read Google Drive documents without user consent. 6. Research: AI has stronger lie ...
Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell said the Fed has used ChatGPT to generate questions that may be asked at press conferences, but it has not yet been used for monetary policy.
Since 2019, big tech companies have generated more carbon emissions than bitcoin mining combined. Amazon has emitted more carbon dioxide per year than one bitcoin global mining. In 2021, Amazon reported emitting 71.54 million tons of carbon dioxide, while bitcoin mining's annual emissions are estimated at 65.40 million tons. Other big tech companies such as Google and Microsoft have annual emissions of 14.30 million tons and 15.30 million tons, respectively, making the total emissions of these c...
Former U.S. President Donald Trump's strong support for bitcoin mining has put the cryptocurrency industry in the spotlight. But experts say that's not enough. Quinn Thompson, founder of crypto hedge fund Lekker Capital, said miners face serious profitability issues and that most miners have problematic business models. Trump cannot solve this problem.