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"Soho House, an elite club where memberships are priced between $2450 and $4800. What I did was create an AI model of a woman (based on ChatGPT), a marketing expert, who would invite young and affluent men for business meetups."
Success came without delay:
"The AI's efforts resulted in approximately 30,000 men accepting the invitation, bringing in about $90 million, as all of them had to secure a membership."
But that's not the end of Jack's endeavor; he aimed for personal gain:
"The main thing is, I managed all of this within a week, precisely when the company was to disclose its 2023 second-quarter gains, and in doing so, I bought options valued at $50,000."
In the end, Soho House's shares rose nearly 20%, and Jack's earnings were substantial. 
Yi He: The Untold Success Story of Binance
Yi He, a co-founder and a leading expert in business, marketing, and branding at Binance, is among the most influential women in the worldwide cryptocurrency market. However, her significant contribution to the growth of this cryptocurrency exchange isn't often acknowledged, as Changpeng Zhao (CZ) is traditionally viewed as the company's public face. UK Implements Stricter Rules for Crypto Investments
The UK’s financial regulator has announced tougher marketing regulations for cryptoassets. Starting in October, British consumers purchasing cryptocurrencies will have a mandatory 24-hour “cooling-off” period, allowing them to reconsider their investment decisions. Crypto Industry's Support for Formula 1 Endures Amid Crisis
The new season of Formula 1 started off in Bahrain this March, and it looks like almost 40% of the teams have lost their crypto sponsors compared to the 2022 season. The ongoing crisis has led to a decline in marketing activity among the players, but it's still too early to say that it has come to a complete halt. 
The world's richest individuals sparring on social media is pure entertainment.
Zuckerberg proposed August 26 for the showdown, but Musk hasn't fully committed yet. Instead, he mentioned not having time for workouts; hence, he's lifting weights at work.
And get this, Musk's combat style of choice is wrestling! Can you imagine the spectacle that would be?!
Musk even suggested a charity fundraiser, but Zuckerberg countered by advocating for a "trustworthy" platform, hinting at avoiding X (Twitter).
These clever marketing tactics have definitely sparked social media engagement! But will the face-off actually happen?
What do you think? 
The founder and CEO of ENF, Yves La Rose, officially announced this on Twitter. He claims that the company allegedly failed to fulfill its investment commitments totaling $1 billion.
According to Yves La Rose, this has caused significant financial and marketing issues for the EOS community, and he holds Block.one responsible as the original creator of the project. 
