OpenAI announced its intention to enable creators of generative AI to monetize their custom systems on the GPT Store.
OpenAI announced its intention to enable creators of generative AI to monetize their custom systems on the GPT Store.
The date of January 10, 2024 is now etched in golden letters in the annals of crypto. Indeed, the anticipation of this deadline for months by the crypto and financial community has not been in vain, as it has sanctioned the approval of a Bitcoin spot ETF. The decision of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was eagerly awaited on this date. And it is favorable. Now, a positive impact is expected on Bitcoin (BTC). But this outlook could also impact the entire crypto industry, including Ethereum. In this context, effects on the Ether (ETH) market, Ethereum's native crypto, are also being considered. That being said, how would ETH react to this new development? Let's see together in this article.
On January 11, 2024, the price of bitcoin dropped during the highly anticipated launch of the first ETFs. Possible causes analyzed.
Bitcoin, the patriarch of digital currencies, appears to be losing its luster in favor of its younger sibling, Ethereum. This surprising dynamic comes in a context where the SEC's approval of Bitcoin ETFs has shaken the crypto world, but not exactly in the way expected.
The power dynamics within the SEC are emerging. And after the Bitcoin ETF, eyes are already turning towards a possible Ethereum ETF.
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"Polygon has announced the transition to phase 2 of its zkEVM network, marking an important milestone towards the planned full activation in March 2023."
The Bitcoin ETF has broken all records, but absurd facts have come to spoil the party, preventing Bitcoin from appreciating for now.
"Cathie Wood, leader of ARK Invest, predicts a surge in Bitcoin to $1.5 million, supported by the blessing of Bitcoin ETFs."
The first Bitcoin transaction, a crypto-historic event, took place 15 years ago between Satoshi Nakamoto and Hal Finney.