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On July 25, OpenAI announced the development of a new prototype called SearchGPT. This tool will enable users to obtain quick and precise answers from relevant online sources.

Grayscale launched the Ethereum Mini Trust, offering an introductory zero-fee period (0% commission) for the first 6 months or up to $2 billion. Subsequently, the commission will be 0.15%, the lowest in the market, excluding initial discounts.

The project will use generative AI to help paralyzed patients generate messages via signals from its BCI.

Lucky Uwakwe, Chairman of Nigeria’s Blockchain Industry Coordinating Committee (BICCoN), has called for the use of blockchain and artificial intelligence to preserve the languages of African tribes. He warned that community migrations due to security issues could lead to the extinction of many languages and dialects.

Markus Thielen, founder of 10x Research, believes that Gary Gensler, the current Chair of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), will step down in January or February 2025, assuming a win by Donald Trump. Gensler's term is set to end in June 2026.

In a span of two months, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) collected 108 responses from industry players and financial institutions about regulations for fiat-referenced stablecoins. Government officials see these assets as the most promising, which is why the new bill will focus on them.

American company Morgan Creek Digital plans to raise $500 million for its new Web3 Venture Capital Fund, which will focus on artificial intelligence, blockchain technologies, chip manufacturing, and data processing. This initiative is part of the firm’s strategy to expand its presence in Europe, Africa, and other regions, building on its already managed assets of over $440 million.

The Attackathon aims to be the first crowdsourced security audit to identify vulnerabilities in Ethereum’s protocol code. This event will be conducted in collaboration with the security firm Immunefi.

The European regulator may impose a fine equivalent to 6% of the total revenue on Elon Musk’s social media platform X for its failure to address illegal content. This measure will be considered if the company does not implement the necessary changes following its next official warning.