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NVIDIA Finds a New Gold Mine in AI
In a recent interview with The Guardian, Michael Kagan, the CTO of well-known GPU manufacturer NVIDIA, made a bold statement about cryptocurrencies. According to him, despite the fact that the industry has brought the company huge profits in 2021, cryptocurrencies do not provide any value to society. Chinese Banks Ride the Cryptocurrency Wave in Hong Kong
China's banks show interest in collaborating with Hong Kong's crypto companies as the city aims to become a leading hub for digital assets. As we reported earlier, Hong Kong plans to legalize cryptocurrencies and related trading from June 1, 2023. 
Bitman has once again put on a show, this time advocating for improved crypto literacy among Frankfurt residents.
The BTC logo has been projected onto the ECB with the message "Study Bitcoin."
According to the author, he wants to bring attention to the concept of "healthy money" and highlight cryptocurrencies as a viable option. 
DeFi vs CeFi
Currently, all investors and traders working with cryptocurrencies are faced with the choice between conducting digital asset transactions through centralized platforms with user-friendly interfaces and services or without intermediaries but with a limited number of non-custodial wallet options. Token and cryptocurrency functions you need to know
There are different ways to classify tokens and cryptocurrencies, but it's most useful to group them by the functions they perform. This will help you understand the value of each type, which is an essential factor when deciding which crypto asset to invest in. Pump and Dump of HT Token: What's Happening with Huobi?
It all started with FTX's bankruptcy, then came regulatory crackdowns on the largest CEX exchange Binance, information leaks from the SEC claiming that cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin are "securities", and now we're seeing troubling signals from another major exchange, Huobi. What's going on over there? Financial Literacy Lessons from SEC with a Crypto Twist
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has unveiled a series of educational events aimed at underrepresented demographics, including high school students, military personnel, senior citizens, and Native Americans. Interestingly, the financial watchdog's agenda includes advising attendees to "exercise caution" with cryptocurrencies. Seoul Court Rejects Terraform Labs Co-Founder's Detention Request
A recent development in Seoul has seen the court decline a request for an arrest warrant targeting Daniel Shin, Terraform Labs' co-founder, who is currently under scrutiny for purportedly securing illegal profits before the company's cryptocurrencies, TerraUSD and Luna, experienced a dramatic decline last year. 
British universities that train crypto experts
Not all universities are ready to embrace the new reality of digital assets such as cryptocurrencies. Curriculums are typically fully oriented towards the outdated banking system with fiat currencies. However, there are universities in the UK that are eager to keep up with the times and move forward. White House report on crypto
The White House has recently published the 2023 Economic Report of the President, which says that cryptocurrencies do not have a fundamental value and are not a reliable substitute for traditional money. The report also highlights that digital assets are highly unstable and prone to fraud. 
According to data from the Lookonchain tracker, bankrupt Voyager recently sold 1449 ETH through the Wintermute platform at an average price of $1553, receiving $2.25 million.
This has led analysts to question why Voyager, which owns 5.17 trillion SHIB tokens worth $58 million (almost 25 times more than the amount of ETH assets), decided to sell off its Ethereum stocks first.
Chainlink and Avalanche tokens have also survived so far. Is Voyager expecting a jump of shitcoins amid the fall in the price of major cryptocurrencies?