During CryptoMoon’s Chainreaction show (which I assume is just people screaming “TO THE MOON!” for an hour), this guy Joe Burnett was like, “Bitcoin could totally beat gold’s market cap!” Sure, and I could totally beat Oprah in a bread-eating contest. 🍞
“Our GPUs are melting,” Altman said.
Of course, it makes perfect sense that those with a passion for gaming, content creation, or simply reliant on these components, would be closely monitoring the increasing costs.
The Netflix animated show, spearheaded by Adi Shankar (who was spotted at a WWE event in Dante’s costume), garnered around 5.3 million views within a week. Now, it’s moving forward for a second season.
In a recent announcement that could only be described as a “hold onto your hats” moment, Binance revealed that the collateral ratios for these tokens are about to take a nosedive. Starting April 18 at 06:00 UTC, you’ll be able to see just how much less you can borrow against your beloved crypto. Spoiler alert: it’s not great. Lower collateral ratios mean you can use less of these assets’ value as collateral, which is like being told you can only borrow half the amount of money you thought you could for that dream vacation. 🏖️
It appears that the Federal Investigation Agency, taking on the role of a determined reformer with a twinkle of irony, champions rules built around the sober dictum of “Know Your Customer.” Such measures, pending the nod of legislators, stand in stark contrast to the fervid abandon of two winters past, when the mere whisper of crypto was met with outright prohibition. Oh, how swiftly policy can reverse its course! 😊
