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Nvidia has injected $150 million investment in Kore․AI, an artificial intelligence chatbot, joining forces with notable investors such as FTV Capital, Coca-Cola, and Airbus. According to Raj Koneru, the CEO of Kore․AI, the company is experiencing exponential growth and is gearing up for an IPO. 
Inter Miami, the American football club featuring star player Lionel Messi, has shifted its sponsorship allegiance from the cryptocurrency investment firm XBTO Group to the cruise operator Royal Caribbean International. This decision is widely viewed as the club's move to distance itself from the crypto industry. 
Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg has announced his company's hefty investment in Nvidia graphics cards, pouring billions into the development of artificial general intelligence (AGI). This AI aims to execute tasks with human-like proficiency. Zuckerberg anticipates Meta's inventory of H100 graphics cards to reach 350,000 units by the end of 2024. 
The cryptocurrency company Tether has been highlighted in a recent UN report on crime, due to the prevalent use of its stablecoin, USDT, in money laundering and fraudulent activities, particularly in Southeast Asia. The token is notably being used in sham investment schemes promising high returns. 
Yesterday, December 21st, BlackRock, the investment company, was among those attending a meeting with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The discussion centered on the regulations for listing and trading the iShares Bitcoin Trust, a spot Bitcoin ETF. 
In a significant move by U.S. authorities, Rodney Burton, a key promoter of the cryptocurrency venture HyperVerse, has been detained on accusations of conducting a fraud scheme exceeding $7 million. According to the U.S. Tax Service's filings, he masterminded a financial pyramid masquerading as a crypto investment opportunity. 
The market is heating up, as Spot Bitcoin ETF issuers have submitted updated applications, and now are vying to provide the most attractive commission rates to their clients. Some are introducing lowered or even zero commissions for an initial period of 6-12 months. Other cases involve fees tied to a certain investment threshold. 
South Korean gaming giant Wemade has teamed up with Singaporean private investment firm Whampoa Digital in a collaborative effort to bolster the Web3 sector. The partnership entails the creation of a $100 million fund dedicated to this initiative.