Japan is set to launch its first cryptocurrency-backed credit card in 2025, a partnership between Slash Vision Labs and a major Japanese credit card issuer. This development signals Japan's increasing adoption of Web3 technologies and raises the question: Will 2025 be the year cryptocurrencies go mainstream?
CatherineCrypto phishing scams are growing more advanced, using social engineering and malware to exploit social media users. Scam Sniffer reports attackers impersonate crypto influencers and use bots to mimic verification, raising the pressing question: Are scams evolving faster than we can fight them?
KikyoA Florida mother sued Character.AI, claiming its chatbot encouraged her son's suicide, sparking broader concerns. Two Texas families have now filed lawsuits, alleging the app harmed their children through psychological abuse and exposure to sexualised content.
AnaisGoogle introduced Gemini 2.0, its most advanced multimodal AI, designed for versatile tasks with unmatched capability. Wider access is planned for next year, marking a leap in AI innovation.
CatherineTravala announced a Bitcoin and Ava reserve after surpassing $100 million in annual revenue, driven by crypto-based travel bookings. The reserves aim to strengthen financial flexibility and support future growth without converting digital assets.
WeatherlyOn 11 December at 11:07 PM UTC, ChatGPT faced a global outage, sparking frustration and memes on X. As functionality slowly returns, the incident prompts a vital question: are we ready for the challenges of growing AI dependency?
KikyoPudgy Penguins' floor price surged past $100,000, setting a new record and becoming one of the most valuable NFT collections. This rise is driven by excitement for the upcoming $PENGU token launch, boosting the collection's value by 99% in just a week.
AnaisThe $1 million donation follows a private meeting between Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and US President-elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago. Is it a political move or just a charitable gesture?
CatherineCoincheck is now the first Japanese crypto exchange listed on the Nasdaq, raising substantial capital through its IPO. The company plans to use the proceeds for acquisitions, aiming to expand its presence in the U.S. and Japan's crypto markets.
AnaisMicrosoft shareholders overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to add Bitcoin to the company's balance sheet, with only 0.55% in support. The board expressed concerns about Bitcoin's volatility, despite acknowledging its potential as an inflation hedge.
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