
Arbitrage Bot: Free code to (try to) make quick money
Imagine making money by exploiting tiny price differences, all on autopilot. A new GitHub project promises exactly that, or something close.
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Imagine making money by exploiting tiny price differences, all on autopilot. A new GitHub project promises exactly that, or something close.

Imagine your favorite AI assistants finally understanding blockchain data. Now they can, thanks to a clever new server. It's a neat step forward for anyone wanting to merge AI and crypto without losing their mind.

Paradigm, a big name in crypto venture capital, just pulled together a cool $1.2 billion. The funny part? It's not for crypto, but for artificial intelligence.

What's cooking in the crypto world, according to the big bosses? Bitget CEO Gracy Chen shared her thoughts on tokenization and market-making.
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It's easy to say 'let's go public'. Then, less than six months later, the axe falls and we hear about “necessary” cuts.

A former New York governor in crypto? Andrew Cuomo is now trying to make digital finance talk to Wall Street, in his own unique way.
Imagine buying Bitcoin as easily as your regular stocks. Soon, in Germany, local banks will make this a reality.
Bad news for the king of cryptocurrencies: big institutional investors are pulling serious cash from Bitcoin funds. It's an exodus that could set new records for monthly outflows.

Picture building a fortress you thought was bulletproof for nearly a decade—inspected by security experts, tested by professionals—only to have an AI find the crack nobody saw coming in seconds flat. That's exactly what happened to Zcash, and the damage was catastrophic: the token value cut in half overnight.

Bitcoin took a dive below the $60,000 mark and everyone held their breath — but here's the twist: while people were panicking, Michael Saylor (the guy who basically bet his entire company on Bitcoin) started doing what he does best. Buying more.

More than two years after being convicted for vaporizing billions in crypto, Sam Bankman-Fried is now playing his boldest card yet: asking the president for a pardon. It's the kind of move that tells you something about how little shame is left when you've already lost everything.