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GTA Online rolls out November update with big deals and bonuses
Rockstar Games kicked off Thanksgiving with generous offerings in the latest GTA Online update. Gamers can get guaranteed rewards and stand a chance of winning exclusive rewards by participating in the final week of the Heist Challenge. The update also included a 50% discount on vehicles, properties, and weapons.Cryptopolitan
Fri, Nov 29
Bitcoin is back on its way to $100,000. Will it break the mark this time?
Bitcoin is teasing $100,000 again. Early last week, the price hit $99,000, just a hair’s breadth from the magical six figures. Then predictably, the market did what it does best: it corrected. Prices slid to $95,600, and the excitement shifted to cautious optimism. Investors, analysts, and keyboard
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Fri, Nov 29
Vancouver Mayor Pushes Bitcoin As Reserve Asset In Bold Financial Plan
Vancouver is the latest city to join the discussions on adding Bitcoin to the government’s financial reserves. At a city council meeting on November 26th, Mayor Ken Sim submitted his notice of motion, where he plans to introduce his proposed Bitcoin bill on December 11th.Bitcoinist
Fri, Nov 29
Justin Sun to purchase 100K bananas from $6.2M art fruits stall
Justin Sun, Founder of TRON, announced in a post on November 28 that he will buy 100,000 bananas from Mr. Shah Alam’s fruit stand in New York’s Upper East Side. Sun also revealed that the bananas will be distributed free worldwide through Alam’s stand. The crypto entrepreneur urged people to show a valid ID to claim one banana while supplies last.Cryptopolitan
Fri, Nov 29
Brookings economists say AI could cut $900 billion from US deficit in two decades
Artificial intelligence could slash the US deficit by nearly $900 billion over the next 20 years, according to a report by Brookings Institution economists. The study projects that under optimal conditions, AI could lower the annual deficit by up to 1.5% of GDP by 2044, shaving off a fifth of the yearly shortfall. With the […]Cryptopolitan
Fri, Nov 29
Former U.S. CFTC chair believes that the new U.S. SEC chair might drop the Ripple case
According to a Fox Business reporter, the former U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) chair Christopher Giancarlo believes that the next U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission chair might drop the Ripple case. Another poll posted on X by Good Morning Crypto revealed that out of the 1312 votes, over 94% of the respondents believed the Ripple case would be dismissed.Cryptopolitan
Fri, Nov 29
