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Carlyle Group co-founder David Rubenstein, in an interview with Bloomberg, expressed his regret for missing the opportunity to invest in Bitcoin when a single coin was worth just $100.
Not one to dwell on past mistakes, David's currently pouring capital into companies making crypto trading accessible for everyone.
Sound familiar? David's story echoes in many of us. 
Bloomberg reports that Apple is working on its own GenAI model, codenamed Ajax. The chatbot leverages Google's framework and runs on Google Cloud, with a primary focus on maintaining user privacy and confidentiality.
For now, Ajax will be used for in-house purposes like creating product prototypes and analyzing data. However, it might become available to the public in the future. Coinbase CEO: SEC's Tone Started to Change in the Past Year
Following the SEC lawsuit, Coinbase's CEO Brian Armstrong has offered his first interview to Bloomberg. In this conversation, Armstrong outlines his views on the legal proceedings and forecasts how the trial could influence the wider cryptocurrency market. BloombergGPT Sparks Talk of "Next Wave" of Corporate AI
Financial media giant Bloomberg recently revealed its new artificial intelligence (AI) model, BloombergGPT, with the goal of unlocking innovative ways to use data within the company's terminal. The announcement has stirred up excitement and predictions about the future of corporate AI. FTX CEO will donate his fortune to charity
Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of investment firm Alameda Research and crypto exchange FTX, plans to donate 99% of his fortune to charity. According to the Bloomberg news agency, the youngest American billionaire will keep only 1% (at least $100,000) of his annual income for personal needs. He will direct the rest of the funds to the implementation of the goals that he considers worthy. 
She now believes that the SEC may approve multiple spot-Bitcoin ETFs simultaneously, instead of approving them one by one.
This comes after her earlier expectation that her firm would be among the first to receive approval for a Bitcoin ETF.
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart also shares the same opinion, stating that the path of least resistance for regulators is to approve multiple spot bitcoin ETFs at once or possibly all of them together. 
DeFi Not Beyond Regulatory Scope, CFTC Chair Declares
In a recent discussion on Bloomberg's Odd Lots podcast, Rostin Behnam, the Chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), underscored that decentralized crypto exchanges would be regulated, either by the CFTC or the Securities and Exchange Commission. This applies even if they're built on "self-effectuating" protocols that are merely code. 