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BlockchainReporter·2026/04/23 12:36
Circle chief economist floats higher USDC rates on Aave amid KelpDAO fallout
The Block·2026/04/23 12:30
Shiba Inu Open Interest Surges 13% as Price Gains Signal Rising Derivatives Demand
CryptoNewsNet·2026/04/23 12:27
GRASS crypto eyes $0.52 as volume hits $19.8M – Will volatility cap gains?
CryptoNewsNet·2026/04/23 12:27
Anglo American draws three bidders for coal sale
Mining.com·2026/04/23 12:27
SKR drops 5.4 percent in 24 hours but remains 37 percent above launch
Cointurk·2026/04/23 12:18
Top 10 Meme Coins in 2026: APEMARS Steals the Spotlight as the Market’s Next Breakout Giant With 2000% ROI
TimesTabloid·2026/04/23 12:18
U.K. Prepares Payment Market Reform and Bets on Digital Assets
Coinspaidmedia·2026/04/23 12:12
Varntix Targets $250M TVL In 2026 as Traders Shift From DeFi Staking Platforms to Crypto Fixed Savings Pools
TimesTabloid·2026/04/23 12:06
Ethereum Price Prediction: ETH Faces Range Pressure as Bulls Eye $2,500 Breakout Zone
CoinEdition·2026/04/23 12:06
Flash
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Tesla restricts employees' AI usage expenses as several US tech companies tighten AI spendingSimilar measures have also been adopted by other American technology companies. According to reports, Tesla has issued an internal memo to employees, announcing that starting from July 6, each employee will have a weekly spending limit of $200 on AI tools, and any excess must be approved by a supervisor. However, Tesla employees using the Grok model from Elon Musk’s xAI are not counted within the $200 limit. It is reported that Grok is not widely accepted among Tesla employees, with most still choosing to use Anthropic's Claude. (CCTV Finance)
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UK FCA Releases Cryptocurrency Framework Aimed at Enhancing Global Liquidity and Institutional AdoptionThe UK FCA's cryptocurrency framework prioritizes global liquidity and institutional adoption, but the authorization process faces compliance challenges.
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Kioxia Provides Next-Generation Flash Chip Samples to Customers, Aiming to Outpace Competitors On July 4, Bloomberg reported that Kioxia Holdings has begun supplying next-generation flash chip samples to AI data center operators, aiming to gain an edge in this lucrative market and compete with rivals. The Tokyo-based chip manufacturer stated that its newly launched high-density 3D flash chips have improved energy efficiency and data transfer speeds. The company claims that the storage capacity of the new generation 332-layer, tenth-generation flash chips has increased by 59% compared to its previous flagship product, the eighth-generation flash chips. Click the link below to join the Beating · Feishu AI News channel, which monitors global AI hotspots and news 24/7.