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Gold market cap tops $30 trillion, well above Bitcoin & tech
Gold's market capitalization reached $30 trillion after the metal climbed to a record $4,380 per troy ounce. That figure is an estimate of the total value of all mined gold and is roughly 14 times Bitcoin's roughly $2.1 trillion market cap and about 1.6 times the combined value of Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Tesla. 
According to 9to5mac, Apple does not plan to charge for its Apple Intelligence features in three years after its official release, despite rumors suggesting a launch could occur as early as this year. However, after this period, certain features might be offered for a monthly fee of $20. 
Tools for Humanity (TFH), the developer of the Worldcoin project, has recruited four former leaders from top tech companies (Google, Apple, and X) to enhance data privacy and security. Damien Kieran, who previously managed privacy at X, will now take on a similar role at Worldcoin. 
Apple is considering the integration of Google's generative AI, Gemini, into its existing iPhones as early as this year. The initial talks between the two technological powerhouses have kicked off recently, and they have yet to finalize the details and nuances of the deal. 
Mercuryo launched the virtual debit card Spend, which is powered by Mastercard and tied to a non-custodial wallet. Aimed at European users, the card operates in euros and integrates with popular payment platforms like Google Pay and Apple Pay, accessible in most regions globally. 
Bloomberg sources report that Apple won't be paying OpenAI for using its artificial intelligence features (ChatGPT) in its products, at least at the start of their collaboration. Apple believes that the value of embedding OpenAI’s technology into millions of its devices outweighs monetary payments. 
Apple has dedicated the last year to the development of an AI coding tool. This new instrument, aimed at surpassing Microsoft's Copilot, will become part of the Xcode programming software. Xcode is used for creating applications across all major Apple systems: macOS, iOS, watchOS, and tvOS.