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The usual launches continued alongside partnerships and integrations. Interestingly, compliance efforts by the government increased (slightly). Headlines to take note of: Bloomberg continued its automation...

Each week we find a new topic for our readers to learn about in our AI Education column.  This week, we're delving into Sophia,...

Whenever a new technology emerges into any labor-intensive economic sector, a battle of futurists results.   On one side are the technological utopians who imagine...

SBF says he has "issues". Well, everybody does, that's life. That said, many Americans don't want a CBDC. Bitcoin miners showed Paxos some love with the return...

With the rise of “software as a service” (or SaaS), and continual releases, patches and upgrades, technology is too often being delivered as an incomplete product, says Michael Partnow, Group President at JIFFY.ai.

In case you haven’t noticed, there is a war going on. However, this war is not in the Ukraine. Nor is it against Russians. Rather, these battles are being fought right here on US soil, with regulatory bullets, against decentralized finance and digital assets.

Being touted as “the first ever, whole-of-government approach to addressing the risks and harnessing the potential benefits of digital assets and their underlying technology”, President Biden just released his anticipated Executive Order on how he intends to tackle digital asset innovation.

This article highlights market and economic predictions that are so obvious they should be called, certitudes. Here's a peek at what we believe the future will bring for cryptocurrencies, NFTs, DeFi and the broader markets.

The greatest wealth transfer in history is underway as aging generations pass on their assets to their younger heirs. Cerulli Associates estimates that nearly 45 million U.S. households will transfer more than $68 trillion over the next 25 years. 

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